Camper's RV Park

We stopped in for one night on our trip through TN, arrived after the office closed and left before they opened but everyone I spoke to on the phone was friendly and helpful. They have a great system in place if you show up after office hours. The other campers around were so friendly even with us setting up in the dark right at the start of quiet hours. This place was so cute, loved all of the trees and wish we could've stayed longer. Will definitely come back!!

Campers RV is a great place to stay. The staff are very friendly and go above and beyond to help their campers. We were parked for two months this time. While parked we visited family in SC and took a trip to Hawaii with family over Christmas. The staff kept an eye on our rig while we were gone and when we returned we both came down with the flu. The staff worked out away that we could extend our stay in the same spot while recovering. Can’t say enough about the staff. The location is easy to get in and out of. There is a Love’s just before you get to the park. We love going to Springhill and Franklin for all our needs!

My husband and I stayed at Camper's RV Park for a week in mid-September. The park is adorable and very quiet. Love all the little "huts" and gazebos. We will definitely stay there again! Jerry and Dee are super sweet and very accommodating. Great location too. Right off 65, but the nice thing is you don't hear the traffic from 65. Highly recommend.

I would’ve loved to give this spot 4 stars BUT…. Be careful to pay at 10:00am sharp, if you check in late, as we did. I had to leave for work and told their “manager” that I would stop in or call when I got back before 5pm. Their office doesn’t open until 10am. Had planned to stay 2+ weeks. First off, I have a ford F250 diesel that I drive carefully and slowly ESPECIALLY in campgrounds. He jumped in front of my truck waving his arms and yelling at me to stop. It’s a good thing I WAS going slowly otherwise I would’ve bumped into him. He actually yelled at me, belittled me, and shamed me for driving “like a manic” through his park. I was idling and covering the brake. Maybe 15mph. Yes too fast and I apologized and things were “good”. Upon returning from work, I stopped at the camper to drop groceries off and check on my elderly father before I went back up to the office. That was about 2:30pm. My father was informed by a different “manager” 3 times while I was away that I needed to pay before 5. So I’d been back maybe 20-30 minutes when the same female that was pestering my father all day came by and asked when I planned to come to the office. I told her that I was coming up in a few minutes. MAYBE 10 minutes had gone by when the tyrant from the morning showed up and DEMANDED that I go up with him to the office to pay NOW. That was at 2:47. How do I know the time exactly? Because he SCREAMED it at me. He then yanked my power cord from “his” power post and violently threw it down and bent the prongs together. Now, I’m not completely innocent myself as after he started yelling and getting violent, I did not back down and bow to him. I think that caught him off guard. SO… moral of the story, if you’d like to try this place out, stay away from the mean guy in the green shirt. See photos below. I did call the sheriff and told dispatch how they could reach me if this place were to call in some type of property damage accusations. I took plenty of pictures of our site and I’m glad I did. I moved down the road to a different park where the owner of that park shared several horror stories about Campers RV Park to include fabricated property damage claims. SO glad I took the pictures.

This campground is amazing. Less than a mile off of the interstate. In the perfect spot. Easy to find and QUIET!! Super clean sites. Some are bigger than others, we had a pull through site which was plenty wide enough for slide outs on both sides and plenty long enough for us at 55 feet (motorhome and tow vehicle). Our site also had a nice, clean picnic table. Our site had full hook ups and 2 sewer hook ups for those that need 2. The water pressure was great! Beautiful mature trees that not only provide a nice view, but some privacy from the highway and some shade. There is plenty to do here for a few nights. No, no pool, but the price reflects that, $50. There is a pavilion with tables to enjoy a nice picnic, a game pavilion with games provided, a few gazebos with chairs, a hammock hut to relax in, and several community fire pits with chairs (and NO they don't cost to use like other reviews shared). There are 4 cute little cabins. There is a shower house for cabin renters only (this is clearly stated prior to making reservations). I'm sure if you needed to use them due to circumstances out of your control the staff would possibly allow it. Staff at check in was very kind. We didn't see them again during our 1 night stay. The campground is gravel, which is likely why the sites are only $50, some sites aren't 100% level (that's what levelers are for 😉). After a good rain the road can have a few puddles, but it wasn't bad at all! I'm baffled by the bad reviews, most of which are because camper's didn't read the information before arrival, everything that the bad reviews complained about were in writing! We appreciate the rules to make our stay a pleasant experience, if you don't like rules, stay somewhere else.