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This lakeside RV campground is just an hour outside of Nashville and is easily accessible by Memphis and Huntsville. It will make you feel like you're in another place entirely! The picturesque Tennessee RV campground features 830 acres of stunning views in a relaxing environment, and is a true nature-lovers escape. The 3-mile lake is the ideal place to fish for bass, shellcracker, and crappie. Once you're done swimming in the lake or beautiful pool, enjoy onsite hiking trails, mini golf, and plenty of onsite events! Guests can choose from RV sites, themed cabins, tiny house rentals, or a lodge that sleeps 15 for the whole family.
Exploring outside Natchez Trace RV Campground can be just as exciting. Just over an hour away from the natural beauty of Natchez Trace is Nashville, which offers plenty of entertainment, shopping, sports, and event options. Other noteworthy day trips include Loretta Lynn’s Dude Ranch in Hurricane Mills, a day spent shopping and enjoying the charm of Franklin, and the home of President James Polk in Columbia, all of which are easily accessible from the campground.
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- Kid friendlyAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
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3.9
501 reviews
5 stars
235
4 stars
111
3 stars
65
2 stars
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1 star
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What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Staff Attitude
Several reviews highlighted rude and unhelpful staff interactions, particularly at check-in and during inquiries.
Maintenance Issues
Customers frequently mentioned poor maintenance of roads, sites, and facilities, including potholes and unlevel camping spots.
Amenities and Services
Many guests expressed disappointment with the lack of available amenities, such as a functioning pool and reliable internet service.
Cleanliness Concerns
There were multiple complaints about cleanliness in bathrooms and common areas, with some noting issues like mold and unkempt facilities.
Mixed Experiences
While some guests enjoyed the natural beauty and activities available, many felt the campground was more like a trailer park with long-term residents.
- JFJeremiah FrancisSep 13, 20251.0The woman who drives the white Chevy single cab who works in the front office by the road is rude and hateful we are having a baby shower this evening and needed handsoap for the dispenser in the pavilion we rented and instead of calling and letting the house keeper know she said this is all I have and gave us hand sanitizer to use in the men’s bathroom and we only had one roll of tp so we picked some up from the house before we realized the toilet paper was low she was 4 minutes late and looked like she rolled out of bed and threw anything she could find on she shouldn’t work with the public if she’s like that hopefully she gets hailed accountable for being late and we called at 1 to see about soap before going down there to the office and she still hasn’t turned the phones on we have had a membership here maybe won’t renew since she act like she does the other woman is nice sometimes if another campground around had the amenities I wouldn’t be back here but I don’t live 20 or so minutes away so it’s the closest technically
- OPOdie PennySep 10, 20253.0We were on the lake after Labor Day...great! But, if we had a neighbor on the side our awnings would overlapped. Driving way back to the rest of the park made us thankful for the placement.
- JNJerry NietupskiSep 6, 20253.0Bring your internet service! No broadcast TV or cell service(Verizon} and there wifi pay service stayed down. Beautiful park though.
- RCRon ChartierSep 4, 20253.0Kind of run down
- PGPebbles GroveSep 3, 20254.0Nice park with LOTS of hills to walk, and if you don't have a vehicle or golf cart and they put you in Phase 2, THERE'S absolutely nothing else for adults to do besides WALK!! There are 2 or 3 nicely paved roads, the rest are so rutted w/pot holes, a person can easily twist or break an ankle. There's NO laundry in phase 2 and Phase 1 where closest laundry is about 1.7 miles away w/2 big hills to climb; I walked 34 miles in a week...nothing else to do!!!
Frequently Asked Questions About Thousand Trails Natchez Trace
What types of accommodations are available at Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
Guests can choose from RV sites, themed cabins, tiny house rentals, or a lodge that sleeps 15 for the whole family.
What activities can families enjoy at Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
Families can enjoy fishing in the 3-mile lake, swimming, hiking trails, mini golf, and various onsite events.
What are the operating hours of Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
The campground is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
What payment options does Thousand Trails Natchez Trace accept?
They accept American Express, Cash, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
Is Thousand Trails Natchez Trace accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the campground has wheelchair accessible entrances.
Is Thousand Trails Natchez Trace suitable for children?
Yes, it welcomes children and offers family-friendly activities.
Where is Thousand Trails Natchez Trace located?
It is located at 1363 Napier Rd, Hohenwald, Tennessee, 38462, USA.
What nearby attractions can I visit while staying at Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
Nearby attractions include Natchez Trace Wilderness Trails, Natchez Trace Wilderness Preserve, and the Napier Pentecostal Church.
How can Natchez Trace Wilderness Trails enhance my visit to Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
Natchez Trace Wilderness Trails offers hiking and outdoor activities that complement the campground's nature-focused experience, perfect for guests seeking more adventure nearby.
Are there services nearby for RV maintenance near Thousand Trails Natchez Trace?
Yes, B-Haven is a nearby facility offering recreation vehicle repair and dealership services, which can be convenient for RV travelers staying at the campground.