Henning, Tennessee, lures Civil War enthusiasts to Fort Pillow State Historic Park, scene of the brutal 1864 battle on Mississippi River bluffs. Pitch your RV at one of our two directory parks, including Fort Pillow itself from $29 a night. Uncover earthworks, trails, and Alex Haley's Roots legacy steps from your site.
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Henning orbits Fort Pillow State Historic Park. Soldiers dug in along the Hatchie River here during the Civil War. Cannon placements dot the grounds. Trails wind through oaks and cedars. The town claims Alex Haley as its native son; his boyhood home stands on Haley Street.
Two RV parks anchor stays in Henning. Fort Pillow State Historic Park fits history seekers, families, and groups. Campers enjoy showers, 50-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station. Prices start at $29 per night. These bases launch trips to Reelfoot Lake's cypress swamps or Memphis barbecue joints 45 miles south.
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Henning shines for Fort Pillow State Historic Park and Alex Haley's boyhood home. The park marks the 1864 Battle of Fort Pillow, where troops fought on river bluffs. Trails reveal earthworks and cannons. Haley's Roots legacy draws literary pilgrims to his family homestead on Haley Street. Events bring history alive year-round.
Fort Pillow State Historic Park tops our list of two nearby RV parks. It sits five miles northeast of Henning via TN-209. Expect showers, 50-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station from $29/night. The second park expands options for quick access to historic trails.
Yes, Fort Pillow State Historic Park provides 50-amp service. This amenity powers big rigs amid Civil War sites. Showers, dump station, and group sites round out the offerings. Ideal for extended stays exploring bluffs and Haley heritage.