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Bledsoe Creek has 58 paved campsites with fire rings, grills, and picnic tables. All have water hookups.
Forty-four of these campsites have 50/30/20-amp service, are level, and can accommodate rigs over 20 feet long.
Fourteen campsites have 30/20-amp service, vary from level to slight incline, and are appropriate for rigs less than 20 feet long.
A dump station and laundromat are available year-round.
Two bathhouses with heat and air conditioning provide hot showers.
Tents can be set up in the grass or on paved parking pads unless otherwise indicated.
Firewood and ice are sold onsite.
Sites 4, 18, and 43 have additional improvements making them compliant with the American Disabilities Act.
From Interstate 65: Traveling From Nashville: Traveling north from Nashville on I-65, take Exit 95 to Vietnam Veterans Blvd. (Hwy. 386). Take Hwy. 386 to Hwy. 31-E North into Gallatin, TN. Pick up Hwy. 25 East and travel approximately 7 miles to mile marker 2 0. Turn right onto Zieglers Fort Rd. Travel 1 mile to the park entrance. From Interstate 65: Traveling From Kentucky: Exit I-65 at exit 96, Hwy 174 East, follow signs to Gallatin and Hwy 25. From Interstate 40 East: Take Lebanon Exit 238 (Hwy. 231) off of I-40 through Lebanon. Travel 15 miles to Hwy. 25. Turn left and travel 7 miles to Zieglers Fort Rd. Turn left and travel 1 mile to the park entrance.
Nightly rates vary based on date and availability.
Applicable taxes and fees applied at checkout. The $5 reservation fee per site is non-refundable.
The rangers and other staff are always so nice! Good hiking with a varied terrain. Watch out for little tree roots along the lake edge - they will trip you up! Great visitor center. Really like this park.
The park is a beautiful representation of how Tennessee looks and feels. The trails are easy to hike with beautiful scenic views of the waterway for any age to enjoy. The information given around the park is fascinating and informative. The park Rangers and staff are wonderfully nice and seem to care for the area as it is well maintained. I highly recommend this place to anyone wanting a relaxed, wonderful experience.
Great campground, super friendly people. Pretty decent hiking trails. The hammock spots are the most private ones. Lots of animals. We seen raccoons, owls, a turtle, caterpillars, deer, armadillo, squirrels, and a few more. CHECK THOROUGHLY FOR TICS!!! We got like 6 each the first week and seen tons of babies but they can't bite you yet.
