Hartsville, Tennessee, lures RV travelers with Old Hickory Lake's prime bass fishing and boating. This quiet Trousdale County seat offers a historic square and easy lake access. Pine Cove Campsites anchors your trip with affordable sites from $12 nightly.
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Hartsville centers on its 1874 Trousdale County Courthouse dominating the brick-lined square. Old Hickory Lake draws boaters and anglers to its 22,500 acres of coves and stumps. Bledsoe Creek State Park lies five miles north, perfect for hikes and pioneer history. The Trousdale County Fair packs fun each August with rides, livestock, and bluegrass music.
Pine Cove Campsites hugs Old Hickory Lake, ideal for families chasing water sports. Pet owners relax knowing dogs roam free; water and sewer hookups simplify setup. Showers refresh you after swims. Budget campers snag rates at $12 to $45 per night, making long stays painless.
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Hartsville shines for Old Hickory Lake fishing and its historic Trousdale County Courthouse square. Anglers target bass in the lake's 22,500 acres, while the annual Trousdale County Fair brings rides and music each August. Small-town vibes mix with outdoor thrills just 40 miles northeast of Nashville.
Pine Cove Campsites tops the list on Old Hickory Lake. This spot delivers showers, pet-friendly policies, water hookups, and sewer connections. Rates run $12 to $45 nightly, positioning you steps from boating ramps and fishing holes.
Yes, Pine Cove Campsites welcomes pets on Old Hickory Lake. Enjoy water, sewer hookups, and showers alongside your dog during swims or walks. Families fill sites yearly for the $12 to $45 rates and lake proximity.