Campground is closed Gone out of business

I think TN Valley RV Park may have closed or gone out of business. The phone is disconnected and the web site is no longer available. It is a shame since we enjoyed staying there over the years. If any one has any info. about this park or it's current status please post it here. Thanks

We usually stay at the Tennessee Valley RV Park in Pulaski, but because they were pretty full upon our arrival (did not have reservation) and did not have any full hook-up sites available we decided to try the Texas T campground. Upon arriving at the front gate of the campground it looked like a fairly nice place. I was surprised there were only a few campers in the campground considering TVRVP was nearly full. After entering the office to register for the night we discovered that the woman who checked us in was not very friendly at all. After assigning us to a site she made it perfectly clear that the rules are strictly enforced without exception. The campground is laid out fairly well; all pull through sites, NO Shade with the exception of sites near the rear of the campground along the stream. The roads and sites are all gravel although I must admit fairly level. There are no amenities for children other then a very small playground. There is NO pool other then a small blow-up pool located in front of the office that they charge you $2.00 per person to use. The store (if you can call it a store) had very few items to offer. The nearest store is several miles away so come prepared if you need snacks or supplies. The noise from I-65 is very annoying especially during the night because there is very little buffer between the campground and the highway. I don't think we will be back here again.

We have been visiting this park for many years and have seen the park change ownership several times during this period. I must agree with some of the previous remarks and comments about the run down conditions and bad attitudes that visitors may have experienced in the past. I am delighted to say that the park now has a new owner and much to my surprise there have been many upgrades and improvements since our last visit in July of 2005!! The park is clean and properly maintained, the lawns were all mowed, sites were clean and level, the staff is all very friendly and eager to make certain our visit was pleasant and enjoyable. I'm sure in due time this park will become one of the nicer and more popular overnight or weekend parks along the I-65 corridor in Tennessee. If you have visited this park during it's darker days you may want to visit again and see what improvements have taken place and the improvements to come. The new owner is a young man from New Hampshire and he has a lot of great plans for the park. We are certainly going to be stopping here whenever travelling I-65.