Amenities

Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash

Activities

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Paddling
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
Lake
River

About this space

Our property is located in the middle of the Davy Crockett National Forest, and is a part of one of the original homestead properties of the timber boom of the early 1900's. Designated as a "century farm" the original family goes back over 100 years. Beautiful scenery and all the natural forest you can handle! Learn more about this land: Located in Houston County, our campground is just 8 miles...

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Reviews • 17

★★★★☆ (17 reviews)
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Ricardo F.
☆☆☆☆☆
Feb 2022

First time primitive camping, and didn’t hate it. But there was another camp group that was equally confused as I was. They took the entry spot as other spots were muddy and difficult to get to. I...

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Charles M.
☆☆☆☆☆
Feb 2022

This place was wonderful! So quiet! We will definitely be going back. It is in such close proximity to all the activities and trails the piney woods have to offer. The dogs had as much fun as we...

AI Review Summary

Overall, this campsite has received a mix of feedback, with many campers expressing frustration over maintenance issues and poor communication from the owner, who is reportedly unavailable. While some guests appreciate the secluded and quiet nature of the site, others have encountered muddy conditions and difficulties accessing their spots. Refund issues have also been a significant concern, leading to a low overall rating.

Highlights
  • Great secluded location with natural surroundings
  • Quiet atmosphere away from traffic
  • Close proximity to trails and activities
  • Room for pets to run around
  • Pleasant birdwatching opportunities
  • Some sites are being improved
  • Fun primitive camping experience for some
Considerations
  • Property is not maintained
  • Owner is unavailable and reportedly in jail
  • Poor communication from the owner
  • Difficult access to some sites due to muddy conditions
  • Refund issues reported by multiple campers