Mr. W.T. Davis brought the Joy Seekers from First Baptist Church in West Memphis, Arkansas, for a full Southern Pearl of a Tour at TN River Freshwater Pearl Museum, Tour & Pearl Jewelry Showroom. It was a mystery tour for the group, a complete surprise! They were treated to a delicious catered meal from the Birdsong Restaurant. Afterwards, Diver John Nerren demonstrated the birth of the pearl from the Tennessee freshwater mussel. Everyone had a great time! Come back to see us soon!
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Birdsong Lakeside Campgrounds
Camp along the quiet water’s edge of the scenic Tennessee River’s beautiful Kentucky Lake. Over 50 RV pads (most concrete, some pull-thru) over looking the river. All sites have 20/30/50 amp electrical, water, and some with sewer. Cool and shady grass tent area directly at the water’s edge feature available community electricity and water.
All resort guests have full use of the swimming pool, open air pavilion, children’s playground, basketball area, volleyball sandpit, horseshoes, ping pong, shuffleboard, and sand piles. Special events planned throughout the season.
Open campfires and pets on a leash permitted.
Planning Your Vacation?
Are you planning to tent camp this year? Or a place to hike and fish? We’ve got you covered! Have an RV? No problem, we have paved sites with full hook-ups.
Swimming pool, bath house, marina store. Plus, we have a museum onsite as well.
Call today to reserve a spot 731-584-7880
Fishing on Beautiful Kentucky Lake
The Tennessee River lakes are home to more than 100 main species of fish, about 20 of which are caught regularly. These lakes, especially Kentucky Lake, are justifiably famous for crappie, bluegill, catfish, stripers, sauger, and largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass.
Artificial fish attractors – everything from old tires to great brush piles to stake beds – have been constructed in nearly all major creeks holding at least 10 feet of water. The attractors create a habitat for small fish; the small fish in turn lure the larger ones. A study conducted in Kentucky Lake by fishery biologists revealed that one acre of brush in a fish attractor averaged nearly 3,000 bluegill, 1,500 crappie, 580 catfish, and two largemouth bass.
If you are looking for a great place to stay and a great place to fish – look no further than Birdsong Resort & Marina. Call 731-584-7880 to reserve your home away from home.