We have visited this park 3 times in last couple of years. The first and last visit were in the wrangler park, which was not busy either time. The lots are nice size, and some of them are very shady. This is one of the camp sites where a lot of the other campers walk about and it is a nice place to meet new friends. Since this is a wrangler park and there are a lot of horses present, small children have to be watched constantly. There is a riding stable and renting a horse cost less thea $20 for a 1 hour trail ride. There is also a RV park area that has around 50 sites, but campers longer than 25 feet will have some tight turns. I would recommend getting set up before the sun goes down as the roads through the RV park are hard to see. There are a lot of trees in this are. There is only 1 dump station for both the RV park and the wrangler park. To get to it you have to drive through the park or back in. We have a 37 foot 5th wheel and I wouldn't even attempt to dump going though the park. We backed in and dumped. I was told that they are in the process of building another dump station, but I can't verify that has happened yet. All park campsites have picnic tables and grills. Modern bathhouses provide hot showers and restroom facilities. There is a playground in each campground. The lake is not really big and I believe there is a limit to the size motor and boat. I didn't have much luck fishing. Boat rentals are available. One of the Bear Trace Golf Courses is located in the park. Very highly rated if you like golf.
Since we have stayed in both camp areas, they are totally different.
I rate the RV park with a 4 out of 10
I rate the Wrangler park with a 6 out of 10
11-20-2007, 02:14 PM
Chickasaw State Park (Tennessee)
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