Long Branch

Amazing campground very well maintained the only things is would change is update the the back bathhouse and repair the repeater tower in the rear so the whole campground has wifi other then that it’s perfect and amazing volunteers .

love it there

Greatest place in middle Tennessee layed back beautiful so clean great fishing everyone will leave u be respect the place and set back and have a great time see you there

It is a nice campground, very quiet. It was nice to see that the washer and dryer even if outside were kept clean. Plus free to use. We had a nice view of the water. This was the first time we can remember having a site that is set up to pull forward into, needless to say it would not work as well for a TT because the hookup would be on the wrong side. The camphosts were friendly and helpful. No over the air antenna channel reception

Campsites need trash cans.

Beautiful little spot for the fall!

I have a lifetime pass which allows me to stay at half price. Upon arrival, I was asked to show my card. I had left it at home. The attendant charged my card the additional half in order to allow entry. The necessity to show the card is buried in the website. I have been disappointed by the reservation website repeatedly.

Staff is friendly and facilities are clean and well maintained. Only minus was humans not managing yappy dogs. River was difficult to fish because of low flows and cloudy water, but that is temporary. Another good COE experience!

We stayed in Site 3 which was beside a bathhouse and playground. It had a lot of open green space around it and well-spaced from neighbors. It was easy to back into as it nearly paralleled the road. The gravel was well packed but dusty so an outdoor rug is handy to keep dirt out of the camper. Campground was full, but quiet and hosts were friendly. The bathrooms were cleaned daily and warm enough on chilly days. There are two bathhouses, one at each end of the campground, each with two shower stalls and a few toilets. The shower heads are a mix of older models or free-hanging wands. I recommend they be replaced. What appears to be a dishwashing sink says "laundry only". There is a free washer and dryer beside the bathhouse at the front of the park. The dump station is clean, but beware, the sprayer is a bit forceful. The pedestals have 15a/30a/50a and the water pressure was just right. As the weather warmed up we did have a few ants inside the camper. The campground is located at the bottom of Center Hill Dam and beside a public boat ramp and picnic area. Each camp sight has an aluminum picnic table, fire ring, charcoal grill, wooden prep table and post for hanging lights/trash/etc. We had no trouble receiving calls on AT&T, however, data and texts rarely worked. There is wifi, which went from fair to good depending on when we used it. When the park was mostly empty we were able to connect and watch ROKU for a while, although it was a bit grainy. Maybe it was user error, but we couldn't find any over the air tv channels. The campground is located in a valley. We camped in April and the weather ranged from 40s-80s.

I have always enjoyed camping in Corp of Engineer campgrounds. They are usually well maintained and clean. However, the grass was extremely tall 15" at least. Shower nozzle (ladies) pressure only was a dribble straight down. They also claimed wifi available...you can even stream! Ha! Only wifi available is right next to entrance!!! Very disappointed!