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 RV’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.

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