Immerse yourself in the soul-stirring rhythms of blues history while RV camping at a unique musical heritage site. As the sunset casts a golden glow over the rippling Hatchie River, you can revel in an experience where the last home of Blues legend Sleepy John Estes echoes with stories of yesteryear, and the schoolhouse melodies of Tina Turners childhood play in the background. This cultural oasis offers a symphony of attractions for music enthusiasts and history buffs alike, with three regional museums dedicated to the vibrant West Tennessee music scene, the natural wonder of the Hatchie River, and the area's rich cotton-farming legacy. As you meander through exhibits, your senses will be filled with the intimate stories of local legends and the pioneering spirits of rural communities. Each night you park your RV under a sky freckled with stars, you'll be not just camping, but also connecting with the deep-rooted traditions that have shaped the heritage of West Tennessee. This harmonious blend of outdoor recreation and captivating history makes for an unforgettable retreat into America's musical past and the rustic charm of countryside life. Whether you're a full-time RVer or planning a weekend getaway, this destination strikes a chord for an idyllic retreat fused with educational intrigue and soulful exploration.

Check in at the front desk for parking instructions. Some longer RVs and travel trailers prefer to enter our grounds from our second driveway off of the cove. Simply follow the street around to the cove to access this entry point where the elevation into the parking lot is not as high.