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Fall Hollow Resort Campground And B&B
Overview
Fall Hollow Resort Campground and B&B offers a peaceful escape tucked away in the lush landscapes of middle Tennessee. This property provides a relaxed atmosphere that balances the convenience of full hookup RV sites with the charm of a bed and breakfast. It serves as a quiet home base for travelers looking to slow down, disconnect from the bustle of city life, and immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of the woods.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the small community of Hohenwald, TN, the resort is located right off the historic Natchez Trace Parkway. The surrounding area is defined by rolling hills, dense hardwood forests, and a slower pace of life. This scenic location makes it a perfect stopover for those navigating the famous parkway or explorers aiming to discover the hidden natural wonders of Lewis County without the noise of major highways.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is designed to accommodate various camping styles, ranging from RV travelers to those seeking a cozy room. Guests have access to well-maintained grounds that include essential hookups for a comfortable stay. The property also features an on-site restaurant, providing a convenient place to grab a meal after a day of travel. The tranquil environment is enhanced by its natural setting, which includes access to a peaceful waterfall nearby.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Nature lovers will find plenty to keep them occupied in the immediate vicinity. The Natchez Trace Parkway is the primary draw, offering miles of cycling, hiking, and driving opportunities through protected forest lands. Beyond the parkway, visitors can explore local parks or learn about regional history in Hohenwald. The area is also known for its dark night skies, making it a fantastic destination for stargazing enthusiasts and amateur photographers looking for clear, crisp shots of the stars.
Who This Park Is Best For
Fall Hollow Resort is ideal for RVers who prioritize tranquility and convenience over large-scale resort amenities. It is a fantastic choice for Natchez Trace travelers and those who prefer a rustic, intimate setting. If you enjoy a quiet morning coffee surrounded by trees or a base camp that provides easy access to outdoor recreation, this resort will likely suit your travel style perfectly. It is a welcoming spot for solo travelers, couples, and small groups.
User Reviews
Dawn Temple
We really enjoyed the peace and quiet. We stayed in the cabin that had power and it was very nice it had a little fridge and a microwave in it and a AC. Everyone that we met was very friendly and it was not far from town. I would definitely recommend this place to others.
Dave King
Nice scenic and very quiet, peaceful site. Right off the Natchez Trace near Howenwald, Tn. Not a lot of amenities but staff have been very good to work with. Paul a 61 yr old homeless man is camping there currently until we can get his ss started. Thanks for your patience with us
Unkle Nic
I love this place! I camp around the country but have family nearby so FallHallow is my goto. Great creek area, showers and Noel, the host, cares and genuinely likes to help and it shows. I'll be coming back here for quite some time.
Lisa kipp
I had a friend stay in the bed and breakfast area. The rooms was clean and comfy. I lived in the park for over a year. The campground was well maintained and the atmosphere was friendly. Close to the Natchez trace. Beautiful area. Would recommend staying here.
Olivia Scioneaux
Fall Hollow Campground is a charming and peaceful spot that offers a safe and welcoming atmosphere. The campground has a nice mix of full-time residents and travelers, creating a friendly community vibe. During our stay, we made several new friends and even enjoyed a couple of evenings chatting with neighbors by the fire. The accommodations are simple yet provide everything you need for a comfortable stay. While there isn’t an on-site laundry facility, there is a convenient option just 10 minutes away. The bathrooms are clean, secure, and well-maintained. Management is always nearby and ready to assist, which adds to the overall sense of safety and care. Whether you’re passing through or planning a longer stay, I’d definitely recommend Fall Hollow Campground for its relaxed and friendly environment.
Gene Burns
The camp host Crystal has been wonderful to us. The water is not good at all.
Donald Haas
I stayed in one of the hotel-style rooms in the restaurant building. The whole setup is pretty primitive. Upon arrival, I found the door locked and had to hunt down the campground manager which is not simple. I was charged $14.85 for a "platform fee" which is not disclosed on the website...so a surprise charge. The website says "restaurant is closed for dinner service" which implies it could be open for say breakfast for lunch. I understand the restaurant has been closed closed since 2018. The breakfast the next morning was made by the staff person using a hotplate. I was the only person is a very large building (mostly restaurant area) and the room is only accessed through this large area is in a mothball-state. The road to Holenwald (highway 412) is pretty unsafe for biking. I had to beg to get a ride to Walmart to get dinner. I generously paid $40 for the lift to town but was happy to avoid the safety risk. So, in summary I suggest that bikers double-down to avoid this one. ....... Update.....I expected a defensive comment by the owner.....it is a pattern shown in other reviews. Some clarifications- The Fall Hollow www site links directly into the Rover Pass www which handles the reservation. A simple disclosure is all that is needed. If you drive the reservation link you should disclose. Primitive.....The restaurant building is very much in a mothball-state. I needed to access the rooms through a side door to a dimly light kitchen and then through a dimly light dinning room. The front door is double locked. Overall the building is a cluttered and dingy. The hot plate breakfast is primitive. Ride to town..... I had to beg the camp manager for a ride. She finally gave in. I rode in a truck that was indescribable......400k miles on a really old truck, very dirty, hole in the floor, cluttered beyond imagination....it ran but that's all you can say about it. As an owner, you were no where insight during my stay. You never offered a ride or took the effort to check on me. I suggest you give a vehicle to the camp manager for transporting guests. It would be a simple thing to do. I stayed 7 nights on the Trace and the experience at Fall Hollow is the least accommodating of all ....by a lot. The cost of the Fall Hollow stay was comparable to the 6 others, if not more expensive, with the cost of the "ride" to town. It delivered the least value of all my stays. I hope you take my comments in a more constructive way to improve your operation.
Dorothy Laage
Not a resort, but a residential trailer park. I reserved a pull through, but go a back-in space. Quiet and easy access to the highway. Ok for a one night stay.
Tiffany
Perfectly fine place to camp. Bathrooms aren't the cleanest but not terrible. Well stocked, hot showers, good water pressure. Well placed hook for your towel. Big pavilion. Waterside trails are nice
Fennias Bog
Nice place, and relatively clean. I recommend.