Meriwether Lewis Campground- Natchez Trace — Hotel in Hohenwald

My name, is Loyd Davis, Jr. At the Meriwether Lewis Campground a female park ranger for some reason this woman does not like me I don't know why I've never done nothing but be nice to the lady a friend of mine at the campground he's turned 82 yesterday I ran bother you just long enough yesterday morning to say happy birthday to him cuz I was going to Hohenwald Tennessee. And I gave him something for his birthday while I was there I've been there for about 10 minutes and here comes the park ranger she pulls up motions for me to come over to her car. Tell me she said that you can't be here because you have stayed 14 days here. I informed her that I have been there 11 days did I have a documented in a book she has been letting people stay two or three months there and don't say a damn word to them... The park ranger I told the park ranger that my friend was dying from cancer he got too much to live I told him I was just today for his birthday for a few minutes. I kept looking at the top of the hill and far as she kept coming up looking to see if I was still down there. This part ranger I don't know what she's got against me but I'm going to tell you this much I filed a lawsuit against deputy sheriff's already is the civil rights violation for deputy sheriff's harassing me on State property. I used to enjoy coming up the campground if you're going to tell one person they can only be there for 14 days and you let somebody else say they have two or three months and not say that to them.

My opinion is if you're going to let people that she lacks stay there for Two or three months, 5 run the other person off it hadn't done nothing to you because she don't like you.

Everybody should be treated as equals and fairly... I'm hoping her boss to see this and relieve her of her job. I'm going to contact my attorney I would not suggest to come anywhere on the parkway as long as that woman's working and do any camping if you got a motorhome or a camper or something like that that's fine as long as...

Have stayed there twice for a few days. There are no hookups for RVs but they have a bathroom. They also provide fire rings and tables at each site. There is water in front of the bathroom for filling the fresh water tank. No dump stations in the area. Doing a google map search the closest dump station is about an hour away. Verizon cell service works for calls and text messages but is spotty for Internet. At times I couldn’t get access to my weather app. This seems to be a great campground to get away and have peace and quiet. Both times I’ve been there had no problem finding a site. I also like that they keep up the park. Cleaning the bathroom and picking up trash every day. Highly recommend especially if you just want to primitive camp or have a generator and decent size holding...

Great place. I've been from seaside, OR to here (seaside is a tourist death-trap just fyi). It's a clean, respectable area - please treat it as such, a LOT of important history here.

Being that it is free for the first 14 days, expect some "undesirables" and rif raff. I have been camping next to several white trash folks for the last 3 nights, and saw what appeared to be broken car window glass at the area where you park your rig - be forewarned. TN is a constitutional carry state, plan accordingly. Other than that, relatively clean modern facilities, and it really is a clean and respectful environment. Not much mosquitoes at all (it's August right now). There is a town 7 miles to the E, with everything you need provision wise. Please, just don't be a pig and pick-up...