Fort Pillow SP, TN

[garmp]

Any one familiar with Fort Pillow SP, TN? Tried RVReviews with no luck. Pros and/or cons. Google revealed not much in the way of campground info, layout, facilities, amenities, etc. Camp out of a B, so size is not an issue. We're looking for an overnight (plus a night or two) on our way home to STL from the Gulfport area. Would this be worth a 2 or 3 day visit or just barely an over nighter?
Thanks

[garmp]

Thanks for the input. We don't need much, just elect and showers. Sound like a good place for a visit but not overnight, with our needs.

thanks to all!

[Irdew]

Nice little park the campground is tight with steep hills. You will be all alone. Good museum, lots of earthworks.good looking lake if you like fishing nice quiet place. All paved roads. Don't know about hookups.

[sdianel_-acct_c]

Very rustic with no hookups at all. If you go to their website you can see photos of the sites. From their website: The rustic campground has 32 campsites and is designed primarily for tent camping. None of the sites are equipped for RV’s. There are no electrical or water hook-ups. Water is available at water stations. Tent camp sites will accommodate small popups and R.V.‘s may park in front of the site. Each campsite has a grill/campfire pad; a picnic table, and pea gravel for tent set-up, a roomy forest setting, and full-service bathhouse. Campers register at self pay station located inside the Family Campground. There are 2 bathhouses (one being accessible to persons with a disability). Firewood is available from dead fallen limbs and trees.
If you're looking for peace and quiet and reasonable prices, there are some Corps of Engineers campgrounds on Arkabutla Lake at Hernando MS. Dub Patton, South Abutment and Hernando Point. For commercial there's Tom Sawyer in West Memphis but I would make sure they're not flooded. We were in Davenport IA last week and they had flood warnings for the MS River. Have a safe trip!