Eagles Nest-Fletcher

Very nice little park just mind your direction coming in as the bridge gps wants to take you over in most certainly not open.

One more thing. You can’t get there from here. Finding gate 10 is almost impossible. If you go through gate seven, go to the first light and take a left. It will take you directly to eagle nest check in area. my GPS took me 12 miles out of the way on both my phone and my car GPS. Do not trust your GPS unless yours is better than an iPhone or mine in my vehicle a 2023 Hyundai palisade. There are two base exchanges. The closest one is go in gate 10 and take a right And again, no Wi-Fi, TV, or GPS and I think this is due to the air assault squadron that they don’t want anybody to find. Good luck Not recommended at all.

I chose to stay at Eagles nest because it was adjacent to the office. The other park is called Fletcher and it is very nice and has level concrete pads. Here at Eagles nest there is not one level site. Lawn care and maintenance are pitiful. There is no television and no Wi-Fi available Girl in the office was just OK. There is trash all over the place. If you like well, kept RV parks don’t come here.

Pretty easy to find just Fort Campbell Dog Kennel and it gets you right where you need to sign in. It is first come first serve. The ladies were very helpful. However, no campground hosts to help with day to day operations. They do drive around a lot leave notes or call you if you mess up. A lot of wildlife to be seen. The bridge is out and makes it hard to go to laundry you have to drive around out of the way! Cheap laundry and nice washers and dryers. Stink bugs are awful! Camp areas not well maintained, skeet range is open on the weekends if you have a pet doesn’t like gunshots don’t say here.

Nice little campground but cramped, especially with a larger rig. Direction directed us to the main gate who sent us to gate #7 who sent us to another gate who sent us to still another gate Wife used GPS and her navigation skills finally got us here. MPs and security were polite but some are very lacking in knowing their base.

We are full time RVers and have probably been to 50 famcamps. We’ve never really had a bad experience except this famcamp. The sites are just ok, very confusing to get to the second area and def one of the most unkept bathrooms. The 2 girls running the famcamp are incredibly rude, disrespectful and should NOT be working with the public. Both times we’ve been here they have been downright rude. All we do is travel from famcamp to famcamp and very knowledgeable about how things work. It’s very disappointing because our son is stationed here, but we will be camping at a different camp next time.

Not the most economical RV park in the area. Found Fletcher’s Fork campground lacking in amenities, customer service, and appearance compared to its less expensive civilian counterparts in the area. Not recommend unless it’s the only RV park available. I gave it 2 stars; (1) no reservations allowed, first come first serve (2) increased privacy because of the spacing between sites. But, really not worth the money you pay. Other area parks offer far more amenities with well kept grounds.

Planned for two nights but weather required us to extend one day was easy to adjust at office. Spaces were a little small but accommodated our 38 ft fifth wheel with out the truck attached. Due to road work the route in was changed but doable. Staff in office was nice but park needs a little tlc from maintenance. Nocked over grills and leaking hose connection on parks side. Yes I would definitely stay again and recommend it

Fletchers Fork was filled with what appeared to be full time residents. One site was occupied by a tent group. The sites themselves appeared to be level and adequate . They are close together . It is a bit of a challenge to drive a big rig in the extra six miles or so to find a first comfort first served campground filled with what appeared to be active duty soldiers . This post should make this a reservation based participation like the air force family camps. But I suppose since it’s army there is an expectation of just having to be a grunt. But why? It’s stupid and I won’t even try another army post. Never had a problem at an air force of navy marine base. Army- every time!! Can’t recommend this camp at all.

The directions to the camp site are confusing in that the drive threw portion is on the other side of the bridge however you can’t go over the bridge you must go around using the road leading to gate 10 than take a left going to the paint ball course. The camp site is not the best it will accommodate the travels for a couple of days. There are facilities but no laundry fac. There are also some very nice cabins. I would stay there again.