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Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is a park located in the northwestern part of Tennessee in Benton County. The park is named for Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general who conducted different campaigns in the area. Much of the land of the park is built on the site of the Battle of Johnsonville. Johnsonville was a strategic stronghold for the United States Army during the Civil War.
Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is located in a county that has a humid, subtropical climate. The summers in Benton County are humid and hot. The winters are mild to moderate. Snow falls at some point most years, but the accumulation is generally light. Also, it rarely sticks to the ground for long.
History enthusiasts camping with an RV often stay at Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park because the area is steeped in rich history. Tennessee and other states in the Upper South were frequently the sites of Civil War battles. From Benton County, travelers can reach Nashville in fewer than two hours, and Jackson, TN, is about an hour away. In under three hours, one can reach the borders of Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Kentucky.
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