Meriwether Lewis Campground- Natchez Trace

Terry Goss (The Next Hundred Miles)

This is dry camping at its finest. Paved sites, nice bath houses with flush toilets and potable water (not at the sites). Note, there is no dump station here so manage your tanks. Nice sites nestled in the trees and very quiet. We stayed for a week and will absolutely return. Did I mention they are free for up to 14 days!

Best Friends RVing-Sailing

When you were traveling the Natchez Trace this is definitely a camper's Paradise. It's a little bit off the road but that ensures here none of the very light traffic. It has beautiful paved roadways and campsites. Some are pulled through some are back in but all are very spacious with picnic tables and some have fire pits. It's a great place to come and relax while on vacation or if you're just taking a trip. There is a combination of RVs both big and small trailers and tents and hammocks. A great place to see the sunrise and the sunset and to enjoy the sounds of the birds and leaves falling in the autumn.

Kelly Johnson

Great campsite! Lots of spaces with plenty of room at each site. Lots of ticks though find 3 on my dog after going 100 yards onto the trail that was pretty overgrown. Turned around after that. Still a great free place to park and hangout for a few days. Update: 4 foot rattlesnake roaming around camp, just be aware.

Brianna Blatchley

Great campground! Not many people were there. We said for 4 days. Plenty of space between sites. A lot of trees to set up a hammock and get shade. There was 2 water spigots and 1 bathroom with a handful of stalls. No showers that I saw. All …