I stayed @ TN Hills Campground for four months. Quiet, remote, rural campground. This is not your every day right off the highway parking lot of a campground. This is for people who want to be away from the hussle and bussle cozied up in a place that feels more like a community. The campers here spend more time outside together around a campfire than they do watching TV in their RVs. I would absolutely stay here again.

It was late fall when I arrived and the colors were beautiful. The campground does have full time residents, however they are very respectful and also helpful. Plenty or additional spots for anyone wanting to stay a weekend, or a week, or longer should you see fit.

FUH sites available and relatively level considering you are up a mountain. You have options of spots that are covered and have adorable patios or you basic open spots. If you can, go for one with a patio! Anyone traveling in an RV will really enjoy that additional space! If those are full there is a pavilion you can hang out at while the kids play in the central open space.

You do go up a dirt road to the campground that does have one sharp turn. I made it just fine with my 32' TT and full sized crew cab truck. I am new to towing and had zero issues getting in or out. My fellow workcampers had a 40' schooly with a towed and also made it just fine.

The road itself was being regraveled as I was leaving. As with any dirt road, one hard rain can make it a bumpy mess. However Kim is pretty quick on making repairs after these storms. I've traveled highways that were full of more potholes than this road ever was in my four months on site.

I personally enjoy getting out and hiking, and there were so many places to go hit the trails. I strongly recommend Machine Falls. There are a few lakes close by that I would have loved to go SUP on but sadly, winter and I don't get along. Oh, and there are historical spots everywhere! Very beneficial should you be homeschooling and on the road or just want to visit.

At the time of my stay the bath houses were closed. This is not unusual for winter in many parks, and of course Covid has shut down many publicly shared spaces at parks all over the county. So I can not share anything on them.

The pool looked like something I would enjoy come summer were I to stay longer.

No laundry or trash pick up on site, but local trash stations and laundromats are close. This is something I have experienced in many parks between TN & NC nestled in the hills.

For quick snacks there is a Truck Stop and Dollar General about 15 to 20 min away. WalMart is about a half an hour away in Murfreesboro, and all your basic needs can be found close by in Manchester. Stop at the farmers market for in season fruits and veggies.

WiFi - They do have wifi, as with all park wifi I have experienced, it is not meant for streaming all your shows. The more people on the wifi the slower it will become. Especially anyone who chooses to stream instead of downloading while everyone is sleeping.

I have Verizon and had fine signal in the area.

I hope you give TN Hills Campground a try.