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Belleglade Mobile Home Community
Overview
Overview
Belleglade Mobile Home Community in Clarksville, Tennessee offers a residential-style setting within Montgomery County, placing travelers within reach of the Cumberland River Valley. This destination provides an accessible base for motorists navigating the rolling terrain of northern Tennessee. Visitors seeking a community-oriented stopover will find this location situated near the Kentucky border, accommodating those transiting the region via major regional corridors.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned in the Pennyroyal Plateau region, this area features undulating hills, mixed hardwood forests, and a humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons. Travelers arriving via Interstate 24 or U.S. Route 79 traverse a landscape marked by agricultural fields, limestone geology, and proximity to major waterways. Summer temperatures are warm and humid, while winters remain generally moderate with occasional cold snaps moving down from the Ohio Valley.
Amenities & Park Features
Because property-specific amenities and utility setups vary widely at locations that combine mobile homes and traveler sites, guests should contact management directly. It is essential to verify hookup availability, including 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service, water pressure, and sewer configurations. Inquire beforehand regarding pull-through access, road surfaces within the grounds, and specific rules concerning pet restrictions and vehicle limits to ensure proper accommodation.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the nearby Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, offering extensive hiking trails and fishing opportunities across Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. History buffs frequently visit the nearby Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum or explore the historic downtown district of Clarksville. The Cumberland River provides local access for boating, while Dunbar Cave State Park features ancient Mississippian cave art and walking trails just minutes away.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits road-trippers traveling along the I-24 corridor between Nashville and St. Louis who require a straightforward regional base. It appeals to visitors seeking an extended-stay environment or a localized launchpad for exploring Montgomery County. Travelers prioritizing proximity to urban conveniences over remote wilderness camping will find the surrounding infrastructure meets practical daily needs.
Reviews
Ben Garen
Wonderful, clean, safe, well maintained community with awesome management! I really love living here!
Roxy Paris
I don't live there but I grew up in the town where the place is located. For the most being a nice place I had friends that lived there, and it's across from Fort Campbell Military base. Although I read some of the reviews under this post. It's funny some call houses, they're trailers not houses people. And advertised might say one thing but prices change and maybe they haven't had the time to change it. Deal with it. You can always just stay away from this town. I will say this Clarksville Montgomery county TN. It is not the same due to PITTS ruining it for all of us. Crime has gone up 💯%, it's not safe in our town anymore.
Sofi Valencia
The website said that the houses for sale were from 7 thousand dollars, 1200 monthly that included the $400 of the lot, and today I called they told me that there was nothing in that price but in 8500 and 1500 monthly! Misleading advertising! They should sue them for lying
Kregard
I have been living here for 30 years. Although management has changed and the rules have grown more strict, the neighborhood has been revitalized and it was for the better. I can see the pros and cons to the changes but it has definitely improved over the years, 100%. The manager, Amy, is an amazing person who really cares for the neighborhood and organizes many events throughout the year that benefits many of the residents. I see some negative reviews that mention rules being changed regularly and I must say there have been a few I have disagreed with as well but it serves for the improvement of the neighborhood. This neighborhood is focused on preventing the area from becoming the typical stereotype of trailer trash. People need to remember that a company owns the trailer park so many of the rules being established are to prevent liabilities. I for one use to provide large firework displays for the neighborhood but trailers often times have their roofs coated with substances for UV Protection that can be flammable so the ban on fireworks was understandable and justified.
Thelma Williams
So,True a peaceful place and neighborhood