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History buffs and urban campers head to T. O. Fuller State Park for its trailblazing past as the first state park east of the Mississippi open to African Americans. The park lies just southwest of downtown Memphis, minutes from Beale Street and the National Civil Rights Museum. Settle into one of 45 shaded sites with water and electric hookups from $26 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, T. O. Fuller State Park lacks full hookups at sites. Each campsite supplies water and electrical connections, but no on-site sewer. Use the centralized dump station near the entrance for waste disposal. Amp ratings like 30 or 50 are unspecified. Tent sites share the space. Reservations help snag a spot.
Yes, T. O. Fuller State Park welcomes pets. Follow Tennessee State Parks rules: keep dogs leashed at all times, pick up waste, and never leave pets unattended. No breed or size limits noted, nor dog park or special pet areas. Respect quiet hours for all campers.
Nightly rates start at $26 and vary by date and availability. Taxes plus fees apply at checkout, including a $5 non-refundable reservation fee per site. Stays include water, electric, picnic table, fire ring, and grill. Book ahead through the state parks site; maximum two-week limit.
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