T.O. Fuller State Park Campground

What sets T.O. Fuller State Park Campground apart is its unique blend of urban proximity, historical significance, and lush natural surroundings. Located just 15 minutes from downtown Memphis, this campground offers a peaceful retreat among hardwood forests, with direct access to hiking trails, educational outdoor experiences, and the park's rich Civilian Conservation Corps legacy. Its convenient location is ideal for exploring iconic Memphis landmarks like Graceland or enjoying onsite activities like birdwatching, hiking, and picnicking.

With 45 campsites accommodating tents and RVs (some up to 85 feet), this campground caters to diverse camping needs. Each site is equipped with electric and water hookups, picnic tables, fire rings, and lantern hangers. Modern amenities, including a bathhouse with showers and coin laundry, ensure comfort, while a central dumping station adds convenience for RV campers. The park offers recreational facilities such as a playground, ball courts, an Olympic-sized swimming pool (in season), and picnic shelters, enhancing its appeal for families and group gatherings.

Situated within the 1,138-acre T.O. Fuller State Park, the campground immerses visitors in the unique Mississippi River bluff ecosystem while preserving its Civil Rights-era history and archaeological significance. The nearby Chucalissa Indian Village and C.H. Nash Museum offer fascinating insights into prehistoric cultures and artifacts unearthed during CCC construction. Offering a mix of relaxation, recreation, and historical exploration, this campground is well-suited for weekend getaways, family vacations, and history-focused stays.