David Crockett State Park

With over 100 campsites set among the serene woodlands of southern Tennessee, David Crockett State Park Campground blends modern amenities with rich natural and historic charm. Offering a variety of sites, from full hookup RV spots to primitive areas, this campground features paved roads, fire rings, picnic tables, and access to clean bathhouses with hot showers. Its proximity to the picturesque Shoal Creek, Lindsey Lake, and the park’s famous waterfalls enhances the outdoor experience with opportunities for hiking, kayaking, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

Located just west of Lawrenceburg, the sprawling 1,319-acre park celebrates its namesake's heritage with a museum, historic structures, and reconstructed water-powered grist mill. Campers can explore over 10 miles of hiking trails, enjoy fine Southern cuisine at the on-site restaurant overlooking the lake, or rent paddleboats and kayaks for a leisurely day on the water. Whether for a weekend getaway or an extended trip, this campground offers an ideal mix of comfort, scenic beauty, and cultural immersion.