Two lane narrow roads into park. You should probably unhitched your toad before you go to park. Sites are nice and big, mostly shaded, with water and 50 amp electric. No WiFi. Inland sites are gravel, lakeside sites are paved but are narrow. Quiet and dark at night. They have shower houses, aluminum recycling and 1 trash dumpster. There is a sand volleyball court and boat ramp.
Overall, we like the park and would return. Cost was $25/night for inland site.
Posted Jun 18, 2017; Tennessee
To get to this park is a real journey. I'm sure when it was built it was out in the country. Not anymore & the roads out to it are narrow. The park too has narrow roads & the sites can be very hard to access. While the sites are paved they gave quite a drop off on the sides. In addition there are deep culverts at street edge that make backing in treacherous. The park is very pretty though on a lake. Would probably visit again. We were in a 30' fifth wheel
Posted Oct 18, 2016; Tennessee