Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA

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Settle in at a shady pull thru or an air-conditioned Kamping Kabin.

Just off the interstate, this nicely landscaped spot is a relaxing and convenient stopover. Nearby Pilot Travel Center can take care of your fuel needs, and you'll find five restaurants less than a mile away. This KOA is a great base camp for exploring local attractions, taking day trips to see the many sights of Nashville or heading out to visit the Shiloh National Military Park. Settle in at a shady Pull-Thru RV Site or an air-conditioned Camping Cabin. Order a hot pizza, and your hosts will deliver it right to your site. Let your dog run and play in KOA's enclosed pet area. Stock up on RV supplies and homemade crafts at the campground store. Attractions include Loretta Lynn's Ranch and Coal Miner's Daughter Museum, Mennonite communities and a local winery. Nearby canoe rentals allow you to experience the mellow woods and wildlife along the Buffalo River. Pool: May 15 - September 15. Max pull thru: 65 feet. Your hosts: Cory, Penny and Mike Barron.

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50 Max Amp
65' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/15 - 9/15)
Snack Bar ($)
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Firewood ($)
Pavilion

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Very clean park. Easy to get to from 81 North. Would definitely stay here again. 3/26/2020

Easy in and easy out. Well kept. 3/25/2020

very friendly, helpful people. clean, well kept park. 3/23/2020

Our stay was great. The staff was nice and the whole place was clean. Would stop by again! 3/23/2020

Great place to stay. Directly off of interstate. Stone drive through but not really level. Fire pits not allowed. Would definitely stay again if in the area. 3/19/2020

Good for an overnight stay. friendly staff,. Site we had was not that level. Lots of highway noise. Would stay again if passing through. 3/19/2020

The owners were friendly and accommodating. The campground was beautiful. The only drawback was the traffic noise from I 40, but we can sleep through anything! 3/13/2020

Great hosts, Always caring people when we stay there. 3/11/2020

Nice place to overnight. Loved the dog run! 3/10/2020

Great place! Everyone very friendly and nice. Love the campground 3/10/2020

Friendly, helpful ck-in ..found the right spot for small rig needing only electrics - and the price was fair ...did not feel like I was subsidizing the big rigs who use all hookups. Good location -easy on/off to Interstate but traffic sounds not intrusive..... 3/9/2020

Friendly staff. Decent site. There was too much interstate traffic noise, but I guess that is the tradecoff for being conveniently close to an exit! 3/8/2020

Good campground. 3/6/2020

short but good !!! 3/1/2020

Wonderful people. Nice campground, well kept. Great location. Will definitely stay again 2/15/2020

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Loretta Lynn's plantation home and new Coal Miner's Daughter Museum is nestled on her 3,500-acre ranch and western town. Tour her home, museum; coal mine and Butcher Holler home place.

Enjoy a tour of the mini-theatre and museum then shop from the showcases of freshwater pearl jewelry.

Tour Mennonite communities and visit their market and shop for unique candy and spices as well as homegrown vegetables and fruit.

Canoeing the Buffalo River offers adventure and serenity for all ages. Trips range from a couple of hours to several days. Whether you are looking for adventure or a leisure float, the Buffalo River has it all.

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