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For hundreds of years before European settlers arrived in North America and up until recent times, explorers of all backgrounds used the ancient highway known as the Natchez Trace Trail. This historic landmark ran through Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. The northern end of the trail went through Natchez Trace State Park, a 10,000-acre park within the larger Natchez Trace State Forest. The park sits right between Nashville and Memphis and is a popular getaway year-round. Visitors enjoy RV camping, fishing, boating, and hiking among the pines and hardwood trees. Park wildlife includes deer, birds, and black bear.
Natchez Trace State Park was built on land that the American government bought from farmers during the New Deal when the economy was in ruins and farmers were unable to grow anything on their property. This provided an economic stimulus for the farmers, and construction of the park provided jobs for many young men in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). Some of their construction projects included the three man-made lakes within the park, a perfect location for fishing and swimming. Book an RV in Henderson County and stay at the park’s three peaceful campgrounds constructed by the CCC.
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