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Spring Creek Campground
Overview
Overview
Spring Creek Campground in Clarksville, Tennessee provides a rustic basecamp positioned near the northern border of the state. Travelers arriving in this portion of the Cumberland River valley encounter a landscape defined by rolling hills, dense woodlands, and proximity to major transit corridors like Interstate 24.
Location & Surroundings
Situated within Montgomery County, this campground sits in a region characterized by a humid subtropical climate with distinct seasonal shifts. The terrain transitions from flat river plains to wooded ridges typical of middle Tennessee. Visitors typically access the property via local state routes branching off from Nashville or surrounding rural counties.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally documented, guests should contact management directly to verify utility configurations. When planning your stay, be sure to ask staff about essential property specifications, including:
- Maximum RV length limits and pull-through availability
- Electrical amperage options such as 30-amp or 50-amp service
- Water and sewer hookup configurations
- On-site dump station access and trash disposal locations
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore just a short drive from the property. Dunbar Cave State Park offers historical trails and geological formations minutes away, while the vast expanse of Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area lies just to the north across the Kentucky border for extended hiking and boating excursions.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination appeals primarily to road-trippers and regional campers seeking a quiet rural atmosphere outside the urban sprawl. Travelers exploring the Land Between the Lakes corridor or navigating between Nashville and the Kentucky lakes region will find the setting convenient for a multi-night stopover.
Reviews
Karen Flahive
We're full-time RVers passing through and needed a couple of nights to rest. Many seasonal sites that are well maintained. Transient sites are fairly level, very long, gravel with nice grass. Park is very clean and pretty quiet with well tended green spaces. Check in was easy.
Chris Asher
Great spot! I wish I was told to come before 6 so that I could get some wood. I was told that I could come late and everything would be fine. When I found the man over the property he seemed annoyed that I was even asking for wood. But it’s all good. Bathrooms were pretty clean.
Carenjames Campbell
I was pleasantly surprised by this campground. Perfect overnight stopping point on our trip. It is well maintained, they were mowing and blowing when we arrived. This campground is pretty much for full time residents. I believe they have 6 sites for people passing through. Staff was very friendly and there were no issues with our campsite. Full hook up. Don't know how good the wifi worked as we have our own. Our site was just across from the office so your are easy in and easy out with a pull through site. Pretty little creek and great areas to walk your dog. There is a lot of traffic flow in and out of the campground with people going to and coming from work. Other than that, great campground for overnight stay.
Luke Haggard
We visited Spring Creek Campground for the first time this weekend. It was good! No real issues. Checked in on line. Got to the office and a young lady showed us where to park and all was good in Clarksville. A little noisy at night but Campers move in all hours. The place was really clean. The lawns cut. You could even walk to the creek without walking in high grass. Dogs liked it too. Worst part was someone let their dog poop right next to our site without cleaning it up and of course I stepped in it. But even that didn't ruin our time or the site. We will come back for sure.
mlrman 1100
Nice, remote campground, conveniently located just outside the city. Sits on a peaceful creek. The hosts are great. There are hot showers, laundry, playground for kids, and a big, historic barn tucked back against the woods, that is also available for group event rentals. Saw a baby deer trot through twice.