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Located in some of the more altitudinous areas of West Tennessee, Chickasaw State Park encompasses a large area (14,384 acres) consisting of thicket and timber, and a lovely zone (1,400 acres) specifically designed for recreation. The park got its name from the Chickasaw tribe, who were the original inhabitants of these lands. It was officially opened for business back in 1955, which makes it one of the first state parks in Tennessee. Today, the park is a popular destination for families on a summer vacation, equestrian enthusiasts, anglers, RVers, and hikers.
One of the park’s main attractions is Placid Lake, and most of the campsites are located along its shoreline. The majority of the park’s territory is covered with hardwood and lush pine forests, which help protect and preserve the flora and fauna of the area. With so much biodiversity, botanists and birdwatchers will have their hands full unveiling the mysteries of the groves. Be on the lookout for red-shouldered hawks, woodpeckers, ruby-throated hummingbirds, and hooded warblers.
Guests who plan on getting an RV rental will be glad to hear that the park is not too far from the area's major cities. Henderson is just eight miles away, the town of Finger is around 13 miles away, and Bolivar in Hardeman County is nearly 17 miles away. Alternatively, you can search for an RV in Chester County to find an option that perfectly aligns with your travel plans.
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