Crave serene riverside escapes in rural Tennessee? Midway hooks RV travelers with access to the wild Hatchie River and its cypress swamps. Settle into Heavenly Hills Nature Retreat or Banks Farms Campground, perfect bases for eagle watching and bass fishing.
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Midway clings to the Hatchie River's edge in Haywood County. Anglers cast for largemouth bass amid towering bald cypress trees. Birders flock to Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge, just minutes south, where bald eagles soar overhead. Brownsville's annual West Tennessee Strawberry Festival, ten miles north on Highway 70, draws crowds each May with fresh-picked berries and live music.
Heavenly Hills Nature Retreat lures solitude seekers who want WiFi, showers, 30-amp, and 50-amp hookups starting at $33 per night. Banks Farms Campground welcomes families with its 50-amp sites, showers, and WiFi spread across peaceful farmland.
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Midway thrives on the Hatchie River's cypress bottoms and prime wildlife viewing. Anglers target bass and catfish in its lazy waters year-round. The nearby Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge hosts bald eagles and migratory birds, drawing nature lovers from across Tennessee. Small-town Brownsville adds charm with its historic courthouse square.
Heavenly Hills Nature Retreat and Banks Farms Campground anchor RV options in Midway. Heavenly Hills provides WiFi, showers, 30- and 50-amp hookups from $33 nightly. Banks Farms delivers 50-amp service, showers, and WiFi on family-friendly grounds near Highway 179.
Yes, both Heavenly Hills Nature Retreat and Banks Farms Campground offer 50-amp hookups. Heavenly Hills pairs them with 30-amp options, showers, and WiFi for versatile rigs. Banks Farms ensures reliable power alongside showers, ideal for big RVs exploring the Hatchie River area.