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We stopped on a Saturday night around 9:30 pm. There was an event going on at the adjoining parking lot of Event Center. There were security guards at the entrance and about 30 people milling around in the adjoining parking lot. I was not comfortable with the situation and we went to the next exit in Brentwood and stayed at that Cracker Barrel.

There are no RV sites at this Cracker Barrel. Although they did invite us to stay overnight along the side if we could fit, with cars parked there, we weren’t able to. Our RV is 32 ft and we tow a Miata. We found the parking lot difficult to maneuver. Fortunately we found another Cracker Barrel about 6 miles away that did have RV spots. We really appreciated being able to stay there since the RV parks we called were full. A place to stay overnight and a good dinner and breakfast! Thank you Cracker Barrel!cu

January 2021. We called ahead and were given permission to park overnight. There are no dedicated RV spots but the parking lot was large enough to park our 25’ motorhome with small tow vehicle across several parking places against a wall. There is a rail yard nearby but we always travel with earplugs so not a problem for us.

Although there is no dedicated RV parking the manager said it was OK to park in their lot overnight. It was fairly late in the evening and there was plenty of open space, so we used several car parking spots at the edge of the parking lot. It was fine for the night, even though it is close to a railroad yard.