I had such a great time! The campground is clean, quiet, and all around wonderful! We stayed at the campsite next to the host, Robert, and he was so friendly and helpful! We walked the Pond Loop Trail and had a fantastic time. Watch for fire ants though!! The Chucklissa Center and trail were so informative and exciting too. Highly recommend staying here!

Really enjoyed what a park should be. Clean, quiet, friendly. Our 40 coach plus tow car barely fit in the pull through so we unhooked it, which we intended to do anyway. The host was very nice. Our spot #36 was level but we were told some of the others are not, having an incline. Really enjoyed the park and city access was close by.It was built before these huge rigs were popular, so driving into the site was a bit tight. Not horrible. And the laundry room and bathrooms could be cleaner, they werent awful or unusable, they were old. But if thats my only complaint, its not bad. I will be coming back to this park.

Stayed for a weekend while visiting graceland. Site was nice level asphalt pad, but that was about the only thing nice. The smell of sewage was awful. Its located in a terrible part of Memphis and we heard gunshots late at night. Mosquitoes were awful. The camper next to us looked like they were living there and had junk everywhere, and they had a late night visitor on Friday who left their loud car running for about an hour while they talked. Airplanes flew over real low all night long as its near the airport. The grill was broken as were several other campsites grills. We never seen any staff all weekend. I really dont have much good to say about the campground.Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.

Easy hike, a bridge was out, but they are working on it. Some of the trail is slightly overgrown but very much still passable. Only a few logs over the trail and small ones, so easy pass. Not a bad day hike.

This is a wonderful park! Stayed there twice. Its actually in the city but u would never know it, lots of trees, completely secluded from the city but close to anything u need. Well taken care of, nice laundry facility and FREE ice.

Lovely park, State park Ranger put for us information show with two of his rescued animals. An owl and a Snake. Him being very helpful and the nature made our gathering a success. I suggest you make your next family reunion or fun gathering here.

The park is very quiet. Lots of shade and trees. A big plus. Getting here was a little iffy passing through a pretty rough and dirty area of Memphis just blocks away. The site we were in (32 ft class A ) was easy to back into. We would have rated a 4 star but seems our neighbors live here permanently and the sight they occupy looks like a trailer park, littered with personal belongings, car seats, toys, wheel barrel, you name it...furniture etc. I’m actually surprised the park host allows this. But you can’t beat the price so check it out if you get the chance.

Nice camp sites and also convenient to many local attractions, as well as a worthwhile trail.

It was a really good space. Lots of fresh air, seating and kind staff. I definitely will think of them for future events.

My family started renting the space apart from the gazebos near the pool for our annual outing. The area is spacious; there’s a kitchenette and restrooms. The ranger and other staff members are attentive and polite. Due to the pandemic, we elected to not congregate this year. As soon as this pandemic is over, we plan to reserve the area again.

Smoky, and we are in a pull-thru that forced us to raise front wheels well off ground.Sites more toward the South Side are better for bigger rigs.A nice small park.

The park was very nice, well kept, unfortunately wasnt full hookup and didnt have wifi.

We had a blast the trails were great, a lot of wildlife, decent parks and its just a great place to go to be in nature solo or with the family.

Great relaxing walk area that used to be a golf course. The rest of the park is still awesome : pool, picnic area and Chucalissa is a must visit

Clean and I mean clean. The restrooms spotless . This is the Top 3 cleanest PARK Ive been too.

Great state park. Needs a little refreshing but very close to everything. Rangers are constantly driving around and checking things out. We felt very safe. They have a laundry too.

Nice quiet hike, about 5.5 miles when you do the Indian mounds also. We began and ended at the visitor center. Some road noise at times. Definitely have bug spray!

Inexpensive to rent out for big gatherings!! Playground for kids. Walk trail. Huge space. Calm in down season. Workers are helpful during office hrs

Nice power and water camping spots. Pretty quiet although you might have air traffic into Memphis depending on wind. Nice hot showers!

Great park and great staff!! Its definitely a hidden jewel for any type of event. I love the privacy of the location.

Nice small campground. Stayed 1 night. It was quiet and the staff was nice. Pool is currently closed.

Loved taking the dogs through the old golf course!

About the only redeeming quality of this park was it’s location to all the things we wanted to see in Memphis. The park smelled like sewage, so much so that we mostly stayed in our camper when we were at the campsite and it made me nauseous when hitching up the camper. We booked over the phone on our way in and were told which space to park in. The concrete pad had been ripped up and looked to be piled up at the back of the site and a lot of it had been shoved into the dry creek behind our site. Hanging directly over what would have been the pad and where we were to park our camper, a giant tree had fallen onto another tree, had not been cut down yet, and hung about six inches from the top of our camper. The only thing holding up that tree was the other tree. The campsite host was not friendly at all and in fact, came by twice you question us and say he had no record of us being registered. There were PLENTY of open spaces in this campsite and why we weren’t given a safer spot is beyond my comprehension. It’s a TOTAL shame because the location is great, but I’m not going to stay in a sewage dump.

Very nice park! All different types of lots, each with beautiful setting in the woods with tables and fire pits. Super clean heated showers. Laundry room nice and cheap too! Park Ranger Michael went out of his way to make everyones stay comfortable. Park ranger and host drive around to make sure that everything is safe and secure. Definitely would stay here again!

Beautiful park that is maintained and quiet! I cant believe we where right outside of the city! Gorgeous and worth the mere 5miles of driving off i-55!

Park is beautiful with lot of camping spots, basketball court, play area for kids, grills and shelters to have picnics. It has a swimming pool too, but looked like it required maintenance.Beware of the trees and insects in the park! I touched a tree in the park and within couple of hours I had itchy rashes all over my body. There were some weird looking insects near the trees as well.If you go to the park, wear protective gear and insect repellent to protect yourself.I haven’t camped there, so can’t comment about camping facilities or safety.

Quite campground. Well maintained.More level sites in the back section.

Fun, fun, fun.... very Nice environment and attentive life guards!!

This a very nice quiet RV park...nice large heated bathrooms...lots of room between sites...we have been here twice now and will come back... only comment is the bathrooms could use a better cleaning!!!

I was disappointed cause of the rain, then after the rain, the smell was awful, so we left. Ive been when it was better than yesterday though.

I was very skeptical to make reservations at this park. Although, my husband and I are state park fans the reviews that I read prior to going almost kept me away. Im not a big review writer. However, after staying at this park I felt it was my duty to share my opinion with others.There were hardly any other campers during our stay. They all probably read about the horrible smell that I read so much about. However, during our 4 day stay we smelled a slight odor one evening while walking our dogs. Otherwise, fresh clean air.The campground was very well kept and clean. Checking in was simple just go to your assigned spot. And, the camp host will stop by or you can get set up and drive over to the visitors center.There are 2 routes in and out of the park. One through an industrial area and the other through a neighborhood. We took both and had no issues with anyone or anything. This campground is in the perfect location for visiting Memphis!The bathhouse was nice and warm. Very clean. With individual private showers. However, if you shower at night the light is on a timer and will kick off during your shower. I just opened the shower door and moved till it came back on. Like I said there were only 4-5 other campers in the whole park. So, I had the bathroom to myself.I actually had to use the washer and dryer while there. $1 each...nice! Also, very warm in the laundry room. And, are you ready for this?....an ice machine. Free ice like at a hotel. First that I have ever seen in all my travels.Im glad I took a chance on this park. I will definitely stay there again!We were in site 39. Nice big, level site.

...a pretty decent State Park experience for being right on the edge of a major city......I camped here for $12 a night (primitive) during Beale Street Music Festival......train noise isnt so close as to be obnoxious...I found it lulling......my only complaint is the septic/dump station aroma which seems to permeate......I burned a lot of incense...

Great place to go primitive camping!

We were so looking forward to a hike! Got here and trail had not been maintained. Lots of undergrowth and branches, some with what looked like poison ivy dangling. I was appalled at the amount of trash in the area. Sad.

Small park with nice trails through the forest. Cheap washer and dryer. Clean shower blocks with stalls that have a door and benches (rare in state parks). Sites are pretty level with picnic table and fire ring. Very wooded and shaded. Water and electric 30 and 50 amp, sewer via dump station. Would definitely come here again.

I hadnt been here since the mid sixties... great State Park...The Park Ranger was amazing he was so helpful and friendly.. I appreciate all the help..you to visit this accommodating park..best kept secret!!

Nice park unless the wind shifts. Then its a feed yard!

Its been more than 30 years since the last time I was at this park and it still looks great ...to the park staff. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK

It is a place to visit very educational

This 1 of the hidden gems of Memphis great outdoors trails,wildlife,and surrounding communities. If you like nature and want to get away from the city make the short trip cut your phone on airplane mode and enjoy off the grid vibes

Beautiful place for many gatherings..

Very small park. Trails were closed, disappointing.

I love Fuller Park. It has to be the safest park in the city. I always see the Park Rangers when I visit and they are always paying attention to their surroundings.

Small park, gravel sites, filthy playground. The spot we were in, right behind the showers/restrooms, had a terrible odor. The restrooms were ok. The free showers were nice but the timer on the lights seems to be set for every 10 minutes so I’m thankful I had my daughter with me when I went to shower or else I would have been showering in the dark. No movement from the shower area would turn them back on, you had to be out by the sink. Odd. We probably won’t stay here again but in a pinch you can certainly make do.

Nice place for families in the summer time but can be very crowded but its nice to get out an play have cookouts and relax but the water

Recently had a two night stay at the park. I will say the last five miles to the Welcome Center looked like a 3rd world country. Terrible with boarded up homes, trash everywhere, just dismal area but then you reach the park. On check in I met a very nice lady who was very helpful and graciously answered every question we had. Drive on to the park was nice and when we finally arrived I had to say I was pleasantly surprised. The sites/RV park are well laid out with the bath house centrally located. In the building was also a laundry room ($1.00 for washer and same for dryer) and ice machine. The individual sites are nice and ours was level. From the park you have about an 7-10 mile drive to Graceland and Elvis Presley BLVD.The downside to the park is the bath house. No air or fans and the windows are not opened. What this means is its hotter inside than out. No surprised then by the mildew throughout. Also, not the parks fault but bugs were out in mass - whenever we were at the park we were inside.There was a camp host who made regular trips through the park and whenever he saw us, would ask if all was ok and if we needed anything. The three stars are based solely on the state of the bath house.

Just ok for an overnight stay. It’s a quiet park but could use some attention. As volunteer State Park campground hosts this park was disappointing because there seems to be no one taking care of the sites. Fire pit was dirty and there was trash everywhere.

We stopped here on the way back to LR an its a lil out of the way secluded surrounded by factorys

Its a nice clean well keep place to enjoy and have fun with family and friends.

Very nice, clean bathrooms and shower

Nice park, clean, staff helpful. Swimming pool is too far to walk from camp, but ckean and a good size. Staff are friendly and helpful. Camper pad pretty level, clean.

Safe place to stay. Hot showers and very clean restrooms. Park rangers drive through to make sure everything is okay. We were greeted by the host there when we arrived and was very welcoming and friendly.

Wonderful park. Very friendly and clean. Quiet!

We held our family reunion. Thwrw were plenty of outlets and ceiling fans. The park was very clean. The kids had fun at the pool and the park rangers were very vigilant in making sure everyone was safe, abiding by the rules and park regulations

Great trails here that are more technical than Shelby Farms or Shelby Forest. More dramatic elevation changes, more roots and rocks. Good for a challenging hike. Right now, parts of the trail are impassable because of downed trees from a storm. Not the best place to go if it’s rained that week: The mosquitoes and spiders are worse here than any other trails in the area. I’m on trails a lot, but the last the I was there the bugs were so bad, I turned around and headed home 20 mins into the hike.

Great campsites with large picnic tables, fire pit/ grill. Nice and spacious. Bathrooms and showers were clean and good hot water

Been coming there every since I was a child. Love T.O. Fuller. Great improvements

Plenty of hot water for showers!! Easy access and friendly staff

Beautiful park we loved every minute that we camped here! The people were amazingly friendly! Will be returning as soon as we have a chance.

My husband an I just camped here for 3 nights. This is a wonderful campground. The campground host was very helpful and the bathhouse is by far the best I’ve ever used. I would highly recommend this state park to anyone who loves the outdoors. Thank you T. O. Fuller for a great stay.

A nice place to bring the family and explore the Tennessee wildlife. .I also met Mr Muller a nice gentleman keep up the good work. ..

We camped here for a week. The park is great but sits between refineries on one side and poverty on the other side. It is 10 min. from Graceland and 20 min from Beale st and National Civil Rights Museum. There were few restaurants, movie theaters or grocers. There is a slight smell from the refineries or whatever those factories are. The park is kept up very nicely. I would recommend it for day use or an overnight stay. There is also a prehistoric native American site you can visit and learn about the BC use and AD use. Hot showers, laundry and ice machine.

ENJOYING TIME WITH FAMILY WE HAVING A GOOD TIME

Nice campground. Bathrooms run down. In a very industrialized area, but a nice oasis away from town.

Nice surprize. I was sceptical finding this place, but it is a great park, close to Graceland and metro Memphis. Clean r rooms snd showers, laundry room.

I didnt have the time to spare to drop in...but do give it 5+stars because of its beauty

Quiet, remote. Interesting Chickasaw history of our entire region.Chin chookma? How are you?An chokma! I am doing good!Chickasaw language lesson.

Great gem in South Memphis. Staff was very helpful. Nice basketball courts and tennis courts.

Wouldnt stay here ever. Gave us a Pull through sit all mud, plenty of back in sites available wouldnt give us one! Got back late tried to hook up water didnt work.

Nice day and night...peaceful and beautiful

My husband Family had a Family Reunion on the 4th of July. It turned out nice.

Great park. Peaceful

Great place for an over night stop

This state park pavilion was very nice for our church event. Clean, quite and easy to find. We had over 200 people including children. We had good parking, we grilled, had our Easter egg hunt, and bouncers; it was all good. We are already looking forward to next year.

Love the history, the trail was awesome, will be back again.

I wish the pool could stay open longer longer for the kids to have fun had fun but had to get out to early

Its a park like any other park anyone has ever been to.

Nice state park. Spacious spots and nice and quiet.

Beautiful park, love the wild life and forrest areas, loved it.

Great! Great! Great! We had our first Family & Friends Reunion today since the passing of our Father & Mother. We had approximately 80 people, including the children. Pently of room, along with a three piece band and Stacy Mario. The food was so much and fun fun fun. Will b back next year, already booked!!! This place can hold the Stanton Family and its Friends, WOW!!! FAVOR AMEN

For the last 6timesthe family and I enjoyed it each time. Renting for a small or large group is easy and the spot is clean for it to be outside or indoors. The parks are great for ages 2 and up. Never been to the pool yet. Walked the trails which was very nice.

We held our family reunion, and we all enjoyed ourselves, spending time and fellowshipping with family!

I would give it five star but my daughter said the bathrooms werent that great

Somehow a 4 star review was accidentally posted. I will write a private email to TO Fuller Admin to express my concerns.

I have been to many other state parks and if you compare Employees, Rangers & Workers T.O. Fuller is one of the cleanest, well protected and secluded park that I have seen. Close to the city but it feels like it is so far away but 5 minutes and your down town. The bath house and laundry room is cleaned several times A day. The only negative thing I can say about the park is that the bath house & laundry room are kept to hot for my liking. And that is the only bad thing I can think of.

Beautiful park, well maintained and great staff. Highly recommend.

Great park for a family reunion or big family and friends gathering

Showed up without a reservation one more time back in October 21st 2016 and I must say that the ranger was the absolute nicest person we encountered in state parks. He gave us campsite 43 which we loved it and tickets for the museum for the following day which we thoroughly enjoyed the next day and found some amazing pottery similarities with a couple of ancient Peruvian cultures and I am not talking about the modern exhibition of Peruvian folk art displayed there but the old, old pottery.Park is clean and quiet and everyone that works there does a nice job. Thanks to all and keep up the good work. Friendly State with discount even if you are from out of State

Clean restrooms, good trails.

The museum itself was a little disappointing, but it was informational. They have a mound outback, as well as a replica hut. The half mile nature trail was the best part of it. Its a beautiful little hike. There arent too many elevation changes, and its not an overwhelming walk.

Quiet, clean and lots of beautiful trees!

Nice big park, reserve ahead if youre having an event

This is a wonderful state park. It is very well maintained and very close to all of the action that Memphis, TN has to offer. But it is a quiet and laid back campground. They offer water and electric and have a dump station. Trashcans and picnic tables at each site. This is the first state park that we have been to that has washers and dryers and they are only $1.00. They also have a free ice machine! You dont want to miss this gem. It is also only about 6 miles to Graceland.

Beautiful scenery and refreshing atmosphere.

Great place to stay near memphis. Nice hiking...but it wouldnt hurt the camphost to clean the firepits

This is a great place for family outing its beautiful

Pretty clean and family and dog friendly. Price is great

Truly a gem...a must visit!

It was fun but it didnt have a swing set

Its a nice surprise amongst an industrial area.