We were lucky because we did not smell anything unpleasant. The spaces are wide and at level. The washer-dryer at honest price ($ 1). Nice hiking trail. Straight line to Graceland. We recommend.

This is a campground in the South that’s near an oxbow lake, the Mississippi River, and in the woods. Yes, there are mosquitoes and flies most of the year, so if you object strenuously to putting on OFF, you might want to get a hotel. No sewer smell this evening, though. Seriously, TOFuller is a lovely campground that’s well-situat... more

Older but well maintained facilities. Our campsite was level and paved. The overall feel of the campground is rural even though you are just a few miles from Memphis. The rate reflects a senior discount.

I liked this park - and didn't like this park. First the pros: The price reflects 1/2 price as of 12/1 plus a senior discount. Our site was pretty level, treed, paved and clean. The shower/bathrooms were the warmest I have ever experienced this time of year. And there was plenty of very hot water. Laundry (in a state park?!?) was... more

We came expecting some serious stink - and were happily disappointed. There was a very strong odor of nasty for about 30 minutes during a brief rain, but other than that - regular smells only. 30/50A, H2O hookups at each site. Cell signal isn't great on either Verizon or AT&T, although AT&T is a bit better. Verizon calls drop sem... more

We arrived late after changing our original plans to boondock for free at the Bass Pro Pyramid (the store clerks told us about some break-ins and a shooting that happened there). The camp host gave us all the instructions we needed and was extremely helpful. We stayed in March, there were about 5-10 other cites occupied. It was quie... more

This could have been a nice campground if it were a little bit better kept and wasn't Downwind of the Sewage Treatment Plant. On the days when the smell of poo wasn't permeating the camp, the mosquitoes were so thick and vicious (in April!) that sitting outside wasn't really a possibility. There was almost no Verizon signal without a b... more

The campground at T.O. Fuller State Park was lush green when we visited, but forget about hanging out outside. Between the mosquitos and the smell of waste from the nearby wastewater treatment plant wafting through the air, we spent most of our time in the trailer. On the upside, there are individual shower rooms with their own door... more

The approach to the park may feel a bit "urban" to some with rough roads and some depressed looking neighborhoods, but the park is quite nice and well kept up. We were met by rangers and hosts as we arrived and given all the info we needed on the park facilities. In truth, what we really wanted was a natural surrounding with easy a... more