RV Rental Fall Hollow Campground, B and B and Restaurant

The Devil’s Backbone Scenic-Recreational State Natural Area offers a spectacular way to appreciate the great outdoors when you are RV camping at the Fall Hollow Campground. This 950-acre area features diverse forest communities. There is a moderately strenuous three-mile hiking trail with approximately 200 feet of elevation. Other recreational opportunities include environmental education, nature viewing, and outdoor photography. You won’t want to miss your chance to spend some time in this unique designated scenic natural area.

You can also visit the Natchez Trace State Park and Forest when you camp in an RV near Hohenwald. This state park covers about 48,000 acres and features a museum of local and park history, picnic facilities, and a full-service restaurant with a menu and a buffet. There is a free public beach with swimming. Boating is allowed on Pin Oak Lake, and boat rentals are available at Cub Creek Lake. Hiking trails range from a half-mile through a 40-mile overnight trail. Picnic pavilions provide tables, grills, and restrooms. Other recreational opportunities here include bird watching, mountain biking, horseback riding, and fishing. Events and programs for all ages include guided hikes, night hikes, campfires, bird workshops, survival skills, and much more.

The Holly Springs National Forest is also very accessible with your RV rental near the Fall Hollow Campground. The forest consists of two units: Holly Springs in the north and Yalobusha in the south. The mission of the forest is to encourage native communities, eliminate non-native invasive species, restore short-leaf pine ecosystems, and provide educational and recreational opportunities to the public. It features sparkling small lakes, pine forests, upland hardwoods, and unique bottom woods. Special places in this forest include Chewalla Lake, Puskus Lake, and the Baker’s Pond Hiking Trail. Recreational activities include swimming, hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, picnicking, wildlife viewing, and nature photography.

You’ll be able to educate yourself and enjoy a visit to the Meriweather Lewis Monument in Natchez Trace when you rent a camper near the Fall Hollow Campground. This monument pays homage to the late explorer and governor, and you’ll be able to learn about his local and national impact. The monument was established by President Calvin Coolidge in 1925 under the Antiquities Act of 1906. The site includes the Footsteps Through History Trail, a cabin, museum exhibits about the Corps of Discovery and Lewis’s last days at Grinder Stand, a visitor contact station, the Lewis Monument, and Pioneer Cemetery. It’s an excellent opportunity to learn about the history and the environment.

If you’re in the mood for some big-city attractions and amenities, you can direct your Hohenwald rental motorhome to the country music capital of the world, Nashville. You won’t want to miss the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame, but Music City has much more to offer as well. Some highlights include the Parthenon replica, Belle Meade Plantation, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, Gaylord Opryland Resort Gardens, and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. There’s also excellent food, Tennessee whiskey, and much more. Special events that you may want to consider when planning your trip include Nashville Originals Restaurant Week, the Tennessee State Fair, the Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville, the Southern Festival of Books, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, and the Music City Hot Chicken Festival. Be sure to check out Visit Music City, Tennessee Vacation, and the Official Guide to Nashville for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, promotions, and travel guides.

The restaurant scene is strong near Fall Hollow Campground. You won't have to travel far from your campsite to find plenty of your favorites in town, including steaks, bar and grill fare, Southern-style comfort food, authentic barbecue, and ethnic eateries. When you need to refill your Hohenwald RV rental, there are numerous truck stops, convenience stores, and service stations with both gasoline and diesel fuel nearby.