Step right into a natural phenomenon of flora and fauna! At Bledsoe Creek State Park, you won’t know where to focus as you spot natural beauty everywhere you go. Meander through the paved lake trail and catch glimpses of the mysterious Blue Heron and Great Egrets, who hunt the shallows for a tasty snack. Venture farther into the park to walk amongst the age-old hardwood trees to reach rolling hilltops. Take a break and meet your friends around the fire to recount all of your day’s adventures. You don’t want to miss this special park that lies near the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Music City! Bledsoe Creek State Park is waiting for you!
Step right into a natural phenomenon of flora and fauna! At Bledsoe Creek State Park, you won’t know where to focus as you spot natural beauty everywhere you go. Meander through the paved lake trail and catch glimpses of the mysterious Blue Heron and Great Egrets, who hunt the shallows for a tasty snack. Venture farther into the park to walk amongst the age-old hardwood trees to reach rolling hilltops. Take a break and meet your friends around the fire to recount all of your day’s adventures. You don’t want to miss this special park that lies near the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Music City! Bledsoe Creek State Park is waiting for you!
String up your hammock and take a load off. When each campsite comes equipped with lantern holders and fire rings, you know relaxation is in your future. And if you snag a shoreline site, you might be able to spot one of the Great Blue Herons or Great Egrets that frequent Old Hickory Lake.
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Bledsoe Creek Camping State Park
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String up your hammock and take a load off. When each campsite comes equipped with lantern holders and fire rings, you know relaxation is in your future. And if you snag a shoreline site, you might be able to spot one of the Great Blue Herons or Great Egrets that frequent Old Hickory Lake.
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
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