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Located 65 miles from Nashville and Jackson, TN. From I-40, take exit 143 and go 7 miles north on Hwy. 13 S.
I flew in to Nashville from Florida for my birthday and my wish was to visit Loretta Lynn’s Ranch we drive 1 hour and 1/2 and got there at 4:04 which is 4 minutes past the last group and Miss biLinda the worker in the store said we were too late and we could not get in she didn’t care we came from another state, my birthday nothing then we went to take a pic in front of the home and she said it wasn’t fair for the paying group that we didn’t pay when she had actually told us no! Loretta Lynn would never put up with that kind of rudeness she was a very compassionate and loving woman and I’m very sure she would have not said no
Loved seeing and experiencing her home. We spent about 3 hours there. We did not utilize accommodations there but I am sure we would have loved it as much as we loved seeing her ranch and museum
Loved visiting the ranch today! It was a great experience. Just walking through the house was so special. Gracie was our tour guide and she was awesome. My two sisters and I just loved everything and took so many pictures. We had lunch in the little store before the ranch and it was delicious, the people were so nice. Thank you! Big fans!
Absolutely smashing! This place is magical. A vibe of eastern Kentucky in Western Tennessee! Fabulous grounds. RV Park is AMAZING... peaceful beautiful sunsets ... lorettas museum is jaw dropping. My dream of singing in her house happened today. Amazing... will be a regular stop for us.
Visited for the first TN Fall Jam. The trails were enjoyable tho wished for some more challenging trails for the visit, still was nice to be able to stretch our legs” (Jeep legs) and enjoy the scenery and ride. So far as the moderate trails go, I’d definitely expect body damage (bedsides) on Gladiator models. They get super tight in some places. I had. I trouble at all on the moderate trails in a TJ on 33s with a locker/LSD combo. While enjoyable, I’m not sure I’d return for moderate only rides, and given the trail traffic I experienced the first day I’d be hesitant to attend for TN trail jam in the heat of summer but I also understand that it’s more so a social event than an off-road park, so if that’s your thing by all means attend and enjoy. I will say it was well organized and it’s clear those running the event had the safety and enjoyment of the participants in mind.
