Chapel Hill,
TN
The park is set within 1141 acres in the rolling hills of the Nashville
basin along the Duck River in Middle Tennessee.  A nice park and
very family orientated. The actual campsites are located away from
the main park grounds which makes the sites nicely quiet. I stayed at
what is called the “primitive sites�, meaning they do not have
any electricity or water. But that is fine with me, keeps the large RVâ
€™s away.
There are many activities to do at Henry Horton. The park has a
resturant and hotel on the grounds as well as an 18 hole golf course. A
"frisbee" disc golf course is also available. Pinic tables are everywhere
and there are very large areas for softball or flying model planes.

There are a number of canoe rental companies in the area.  I have
gone down the Duck River twice and enjoyed both trips.

The olympic swimming pool is open Memorial Day through Labor Day.
The professional multi-field trap and skeet range is open to the public
Wed-Sun, noon until dark.

Note:
Updated 6 July 2008
I downgraded Henry Horton from four campfires to three since staying
in the RV campground.  Please click on the rating detail above for more
details why I did this.
Pictures of the park
Please feel free to send
me an email if you have
questions or comments:
john@camperjohn.co
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Henry Horton State Park