We did not actually camp here. We simply visited for the afternoon. Here are the links to the 2 short videos I made to demonstrate the beauty of the park and the interesting replica of the David Crockett frontier cabin. Copy the links and paste them into your address field to watch: 1. Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park and River at http://www.associatedcontent.com/video/457534/davy_crockett_birthplace_state_park.html?cat=16 2. David Crockett Cabin - Views Outside and Inside at http://www.associatedcontent.com/video/458186/david_crocketts_cabin_views_outside.html?cat=37 My husband and I will definitely make more than one return trip. We camped here in a Tent.

The distance from the main highway to the park is a little on the long side. However, the ride is worth the wait. Although the roads a narrow they are passable. When we arrived it was confusing to me. I had to pull over and get my bearings as to how to get into the camping area. Our 1st impression was wow. The campground is nice and level for the most part. There seems to be 4 rows of full hookup sites and two areas for tent camping. One of the rows looks to be complete pull-thru. There are plenty of trees in this area too. The bathhouse was clean and in good repair. I noticed some playground equipment just outside the camping area. This park has a nice pool (we did not use, out of season). Over next to the pool was some basketball goals and I saw 2 sets of horseshoe pits. There was not a camp store, but there were several large pavilions. There shelters could be rented to have a good sized party. I only noticed one walking trail. It is a short one. There is a river right next to the camping area. It, too, was clean. The overall area looked safe and very inviting to families. Most of the full hook up sites appears to be concrete. All sites had a picnic table. Only the tent sites allowed for an on the ground fire. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice enough park; however, it is a little tight for bigger rigs. My chief complaint is that the toilets would not flush in the women's bathroom. When all three were "dirty" it smelled as if someone has used the shower to urinate. I had to flush a toilet 12 times and it never did clear. There's very little assistance from the workampers. There are no directions when you arrive, just a note saying they will be on at 2 pm but a helpful camper said it would probably be more like 4 pm. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.