PAUL T
I'm looking for a place to go camping!
There is Paris, TN but not enough wilderness or mountains, too much water and crackheads!!!
Then there is the Smokey mountains but they are too commercialized??? What should I do!
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have you tried land between the lakes on the west end of the state.My son was stationed at fort Campbell and we went there in a pop=up and 4-wheeled the back roads, a ton of old camp sites there. Get a map of the roads at golden pond the roads are numbered but the map helps
have you tried land between the lakes on the west end of the state.My son was stationed at fort Campbell and we went there in a pop=up and 4-wheeled the back roads, a ton of old camp sites there. Get a map of the roads at golden pond the roads are numbered but the map helps
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We are looking for a nice camping area near Memphis for a family reunion. The state parks allow no alcohol, and KOA wants very, very quiet after 10. We have lots of children, and want to do campfires at night. Does anyone know of a place without heavy restrictions.
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Land Between the Lakes may work, however it is far from Memphis. Have you looked into Arkansas state parks, obviously being out of Tennessee they have different restrictions and are close to Memphis. Perhaps the Holly Springs National Forest ( http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/mississippi/hollysprings/ ). As they do have camping but I have not found the restrictions.
However a nice option I did find is the campground at John W Kyle State Park, in Mississippi a short drive from memphis.
Link:
http://mississippistateparks.reserveamerica.com/ms/John_W_Kyle/Campground/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=MS&parkId=152813
On top of that they do seem to allow alcholic beverages the wording is a bit funny but you can read about it http://home.mdwfp.com/PDF/Parks/ParksP11002.pdf on page 5 of that document
Land Between the Lakes may work, however it is far from Memphis. Have you looked into Arkansas state parks, obviously being out of Tennessee they have different restrictions and are close to Memphis. Perhaps the Holly Springs National Forest ( http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/mississippi/hollysprings/ ). As they do have camping but I have not found the restrictions.
However a nice option I did find is the campground at John W Kyle State Park, in Mississippi a short drive from memphis.
Link:
http://mississippistateparks.reserveamerica.com/ms/John_W_Kyle/Campground/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=MS&parkId=152813
On top of that they do seem to allow alcholic beverages the wording is a bit funny but you can read about it http://home.mdwfp.com/PDF/Parks/ParksP11002.pdf on page 5 of that document
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