Approx. 60 miles south of Nashville, there is a quiet and mostly unknown Amish community. You will feel as though you have stepped back in time. There is no electricity use, farms are tended by horse and plow, and clothes can be seen hanging on lines to dry.

Most families have handmade signs at the end of their driveway indicating what goods they sell to the public. Don't be shy, simply go to the door and kindly ask about their wares. The furniture makers have the most beautiful and sturdy pieces you will ever see.

Be cautious of the horse and buggies traveling the highways with you.

Do not take pictures of the Amish. They are very serious with the belief that a photograph is considered a graven image and it is against their religious belief.

Plan for at least half a day. The roads are confusing and you will enjoy chatting with the families regarding their wares. The women are quite shy but will answer your questions!

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Natchez Trace RV Campground

4/10 Poor

"Should start out with something I overlooked, wifi isn't free $5.95 a night or $14.95 for 7 days, wifi is necessary out there as there's no service. Now the issues with the property, the listing pics of the deluxe cabin are not accurate, it appears spacious with a long deck, it is not. Cabin we stayed in (25A) is a metal shell with interior looking cabin-ish (holes in walls and whatnot) and not listed is that it's a duplex! Was thinking it was a single cabin but neighbors were quiet, just hope my toddler was quiet enough for them. Before even getting to the cabin though was a disaster, receptionist showed 25A being in the phase3 area when I checked in, it was not. After check in at 4pm, had to be somewhere else so didn't look for our cabin at that time. We came back after dark headed to 25A as told it was nothing but RVs, so ended up driving around for 30 mins looking for the cabin. So more signage is needed & should be standard to have cabin areas lit up because we had to pull all the way up just to ensure we finally arrived at the right spot. Single window air conditioning did not provide adequate air, was hot when we arrived as air had been turned off. Shower was small with the head off to the side so either wash in tiny corner or hold the removable head. Beds small/hard. Didn't like that we had to clean the entire cabin removing linens, taking trash outside, etc or fees would apply. This was far from the relaxing weekend we'd hoped to have and paid to have. "