I called ahead for my reservation & permit by phone and it was easy. I stayed five nights, camped in my van: they had me in a gravel lot for the overnights, which was fine but nothing special, no facilities and not much shade. But for the daytimes... Read more

Off-season, mid-February, there were only a few other campers, so plenty of room to space out for privacy. I did have a dog walker come upon me in the morning but he was friendly enough. Great views lakeside. No amenities of any kind, but quiet... Read more

this is the nicest place I've ever camped for free! flush toilets & running water (& soap!), flat paved parking with picnic tables and fire rings, access to Natchez Trace trail for hiking. there was a camp host but I never saw them; there were a... Read more

after tax, $12 for a primitive site with access to bathhouse. good access to the city - works for me. a pleasant enough place; I came in at night and left early morning, so not much else to observe. a range came to check me in at dusk and he was... Read more

I don't usually like to spend this much for van camping, but the mountain bike trails are excellent (including an IMBA epic), and the campground is really nice! - laundry as well as bathhouse. there are also several nature centers & activities, a... Read more

~$21/night for an improved tent site is a bit steep in my book, but they are nice sites, right on the water, and the bathhouse is nice and appears to be cleaned daily - individual lockable toilet-and-shower rooms are pretty comfortable. trails for... Read more

I was having trouble finding alternatives, and needed the shower and laundry, so I sprung for this - it was way more than I wanted to spend for van camping ($31 and change with fees), but the bathhouse was very nice and clean, and coin-op laundry... Read more

It's true that there's noise from the bridge, but it didn't bother me sleeping. I sleep with white noise anyway. Scenic with the water and boat traffic. Not exactly remote, but fine.