T O Fuller State Park

My experience is based on a day visit with my dog. Honestly it was an interesting drive to get to the park. The industrial area surrounding the park is a bit unsettling and made me a little concerned about what strange things we might find in the woods (thankfully no nuclear enhanced two headed squirrels were spotted). Finding a good spot to explore with my pup was a challenge. As you turn into the park, what you don’t know is that the road into the park runs through the park — so if you aren’t careful you’ll end up in a strange rural neighborhood. It’s also a little difficult to find a good spot to hike or walk because things were not well marked, but once we found an area we really enjoyed the park. The big perk for us was that there was a tennis court that was well secured where my pup could run around!
I might come again, just to use the tennis court as our private dog park. Not much else here for me.

Other than being on the south side of Memphis, this park was exceptional. We spent 2 nights camping there and loved it. The park is pretty secluded and if you take the interstate, you avoid the rougher neighborhoods. Thats the only reason the site loses a star; not much to do in the area. Pink Palace and the Zoo are only 15 – 20 minutes away though.
The check in was smooth with the camp host coming around to greet us. Park rangers drove around probably every hour or two, even at night. The camp had a great, well maintained playground for the kids.
The bathrooms were spotless. Cleaned several times a day. I never saw trash on the floor or even stuff on the mirrors. Hot water and separate dressing area. Overall just a really good experience.
Apple Maps doesn’t have the correct location. If you get to the end of your route, just follow the signs.