Family campgrounds in Tennessee Kentucky area

Land Between the Lakes is great, with many different campgrounds nearby. Also, check out Cumberland Mountain SP near Crossville.

Have you been to Hillman Ferry Campground in The Land Between the Lakes. I think it would fit the bill other than Arcades. There is a huge water Park one or two exits away. It is about 30 miles south of Paducah.

Ages 16 14 13 12 11 7 5. Yes. Pool playground arcade etc. field to play in. Creek to swim in. I have been hesitant of Koa because they are so much more expensive than other private campgrounds unless others know a way to get a discount.

Seven Points COE just east of Nashville is our favorite campground in the country. Reservations can be difficult for lakefront but off lakefront are usually not as hard to get.

Well, what do you consider a "family" campground? Does it need a swimming pool, arcade games, play ground and organized activities? KOA is directed at family friendly camping......that's their marketing thing. If you just want peace and quiet with hiking trails then TN state parks are wonderful. You didn't say the ages of the kids so we can't be sure of what you might be looking for.

All the Tennessee State Parks. Not far to Dixon, TN Montgomery Bell State Park. A bit further to Natchez Trace State Park with fishing, Good meals at the lodge, Playgrounds, Hiking trails, an Archery Range, and a shooting range. Going the other way, Cedars of Lebanon with an olympic size pool, Then Defeated Creek COE at Carthage, on to Crossville for Cumberland mountain State Park, or Bean Pot private campground. Or on up to the Smokies and Gatlinberg and pigeon Forge, with everythig you can think of for entertainment. South from Nashville is Henry Horton, with a great golf course. In Nashville, Grand old RV park up on Dickerson road, or Yogis out on Music City drivel COE campgrounds out on the lakes, lots of fun there, but a log of campers and party folks. A hundred miles in any direction will hit a lot of campgrounds.

Fall Creek Falls SP, not far from Nashville. It looks nice. The 1994 Jungle Book Movie (John Cleese as Dr.)was filmed at the park.