I have loved camping at the Reelfoot Lake SP south campground to photograph the spring warbler migration. I wasn't sure where to go at first and I tried several locations. Most of them were good but the best places were inside the campground itself. I was able to photograph several species that I had not found at Cross Creeks NWR 130 miles to the east at Dover, TN. By the same token, I got many species at CC that I didn't see at Reelfoot. Coming back to Reelfoot for the fall migration was a different story. The cypress trees were a beautiful golden color and the sunsets were magnificent. But, I didn't see as many different types of birds and most of them stayed toward the tops of the tall cypress. Still, it was worth it and I wish I could do it again. I loved the area around the lake, too. The Lakeview restaurant was usually a late stop after a couple of hours of photographing at first light. They had an excellent breakfast and a fantastic lunch. Tiptonville had a grocery story and gas station where we shopped and met a lot of friendly people. The whole Reelfoot experience was just so relaxing and rewarding with the number of bird photographs we got.
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I have loved camping at the Reelfoot Lake SP south campground to photograph the spring warbler migration. I wasn't sure where to go at first and I tried several locations. Most of them were good but the best places were inside the campground itself. I was able to photograph several species that I had not found at Cross Creeks NWR 130 miles to the east at Dover, TN. By the same token, I got many species at CC that I didn't see at Reelfoot. Coming back to Reelfoot for the fall migration was a different story. The cypress trees were a beautiful golden color and the sunsets were magnificent. But, I didn't see as many different types of birds and most of them stayed toward the tops of the tall cypress. Still, it was worth it and I wish I could do it again. I loved the area around the lake, too. The Lakeview restaurant was usually a late stop after a couple of hours of photographing at first light. They had an excellent breakfast and a fantastic lunch. Tiptonville had a grocery story and gas station where we shopped and met a lot of friendly people. The whole Reelfoot experience was just so relaxing and rewarding with the number of bird photographs we got.
Reelfoot Lake is in Northwest Tennessee. I've lived here my whole life .