Stanton, Tennessee, draws RV travelers with its lazy Hatchie River bends and untamed wildlife refuges. Blue Acres RV Park and Country View RV Park anchor your stay amid bass-rich waters and hardwood forests. Camp here to fish dawn patrols or hike trails minutes from your site.
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Stanton nestles in Haywood County along the Hatchie River's cypress-lined banks. Bass anglers cast lines from gravel bars, while paddlers glide through Reelfoot-style swamps at Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge, ten miles north. Memphis barbecue joints and Beale Street blues pulse just 50 miles west; Fort Pillow State Historic Park reveals Civil War trenches 20 miles east.
Blue Acres RV Park fits families chasing river swims and picnic spots. Country View RV Park draws snowbirds with open fields, full hookups, and quick runs to Stanton Speedway races. Pull through, plug in, and savor sunsets over Tennessee flatlands from either base.
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Stanton stands out for Hatchie River fishing and Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge. Dark waters yield largemouth bass up to 7 pounds; herons and otters thrill birders on refuge boardwalks. Small-town diners serve catfish plates, blending rural calm with Memphis energy 50 miles away. Campers return for uncrowded trails and starry nights.
Blue Acres RV Park and Country View RV Park top the list in Stanton. Blue Acres hugs the Hatchie River with waterfront pads; Country View sits on quiet acreage near town. Both offer 30/50-amp hookups, water, sewer, and level gravel sites for rigs up to 45 feet.
Yes, both Blue Acres RV Park and Country View RV Park welcome pets. Leashed dogs roam grassy areas at Blue Acres near the river; Country View provides fenced play zones. Owners clean up, and breed restrictions apply at neither, making them havens for traveling pups.