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Pickwick Landing Campground

92 sites · RVs, Tents In Pickwick Landing State Park

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Siverwater Campground

8 sites · RVs2 acres · Counce, TN

**EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE COVERED LOTS** At Silverwater Campground, we pride ourselves on providing campers with spacious lots for rent. Planning your escape has never been easier with daily, weekly, and monthly stay options. Extended stays are available upon request. Conveniently located near various attractions, including Shiloh National Military Park, Pickwick Dam and Lake, Tennessee Indian Mounds, and local shopping options, Silverwater Campground is your passport to relaxation and adventure. Don't wait any longer to experience the magic of Silverwater Campground. Book your stay today and start making memories that will last a lifetime.

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Winters Woods

5 sites · Tents28 acres · Savannah, TN

Learn more about this land:We have lots of beautiful trees including pine, oak, pecan, and maple. So much forest floor to spread out your tentsite. We have deer, rabbit, turkey, and squirrels to look for and watch. Plus many local birds to watch as well. We are only 5 minutes from Pickwick lake, 27 minutes from Shiloh battlefield, and Savannah has a beautiful downtown area with shopping and dining.

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On the Creek Retreat

3 sites · Tents14 acres · Olivet, TN

Learn more about this land: Beautiful clear creek (flows through the entire property(14 acres) with a large, blue swimming hole). Lovely grounds to run and play on. Serene, quiet, peaceful and inviting. 10 min from Savannah TN (shopping, dining, hospital)- 15 min to the TN River in both Savannah and Clifton(centrally located)- 15 min to “Up the Creek”Kayaking- 15 min to Ross Creek Landing golf course- Wide open/easy travel access roads-

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RV Lots at Natures Cove

13 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Clifton, TN

RV Lots of Natures Cove is a family-owned small business. We offer luxury RV camping in a private, waterfront, gated RV community. Our RV sites are extra-large and private with full hookups and fiber high speed WiFi . We are located two hours southwest of Nashville, TN in the charming small town of Clifton, TN. Our community sits on the stretch of the Tennessee River called the Kentucky Lake. The Kentucky Lake is the largest man-made lake east of the Mississippi river. It covers 160,300 acres and features 2,300 miles of breathtaking shoreline. Bring your boat and use our private community boat ramp. You can stop at the marinas located nearby for food and live music. If you don’t have a boat, you can rent one nearby. Kentucky Lake is a boaters dream with its clean water and beautiful scenery. Boat storage is included in your stay. Additionally, some of the best freshwater fishing in the Country can be experienced in the Kentucky Lake and is known for excellent fishing for large and small mouth bass, bluegill, white bass, catfish, and many more. You can fish directly from your site on most waterfront sites or use our dock. If you like to kayak, you will enjoy the tree-lined, calm, four mile long cove in our community. You can directly access the cove from your site when you stay on a “cove site.” We are open year-round. We offer nightly, weekly, and long term stays on all our sites. Please call or text for availability and for more information about each site so we can help you book the site that is best for you. We currently have two buddy sites that are extra-large with two sets of full hookups for two RV’s (we will be adding more buddy sites). We cannot wait to host you and your family. Hope to see you soon. Wishing you safe travels, RV Lots at Natures Cove 315-771-2757 or 303-522-4330

Frog Pond Tent Camp

1 site · Tent18 acres · Adamsville, TN

This 18 acre homestead is conveniently located right on Hwy 64, only 7 miles from the Stantonville Amish community; Shiloh Battlefield and archaeological site; and Savannah, TN. The town of Adamsville (home of Sheriff Buford Pusser!) is only 1.5 miles away, for convenient access to grocery and gas stations. There's a 1-acre spring fed pond at the back of the property that's great for swimming, sitting and relaxing, or even fishing (though there's not much in there but perch!) We maintain a 1-mile loop path around our pastures perfect for an early morning or evening stroll, and there is a small 4-5 acre wood guests are also welcome to explore. There is a designated campfire area, and we kindly ask guests not to burn fires at their campsite. In addition to our new flower field and personal vegetable garden, the farm is home to one retired musician (me); one super cool shih tzu (Sirius); and 24 chickens. And we can't wait to share this lovely space with you.

Camp Catfish

1 site · RV2 acres · Savannah, TN

Land is located on edge of Horse Creek, which flows into the Tennessee River. Land has water, electricity and sewage dump all onsite next to the RV pad. Community boat launch is near lot, boats launch into Horse Creek. Additional amenities will be added contintiously. Firepit area, outdoor lighting, adriondack chairs. Your pet(s) are welcome with you, must be friendly and listen to basic recall commands.

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Whispering Pines

2 sites · Tents23 acres · Farmington, MS

Learn more about this land:Hiking the back country on non designated paths. It is not hard to find your way. Property lines are clearly marked by pink ribbons or blue stakes. Two zip lines and a treetop treehouse are on the property. Plenty of firewood to gather on property to burn. Primitive camping on facilty

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A place full of wild mustangs

6 sites · TentsAdamsville, TN

Our property is fenced in full of wild life and horses located 10 minutes from the Tennessee river and shop battle fields rich with history. We offer horse back riding and swimming.Learn more about this land:Horse ranch environment. Great swimming pool, plenty of wildlife and a mule that free roams our property. Lots of activists just minutes away, including kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, and boating the Tennessee River. Plus the Shiloh Battle Fields to explore and great BBQ restaurants.

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Lazy Acres Lake

9 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Lexington, TN

Lazy Acres Lake is located 11 miles from interstate 40 in the beautiful farming community of Chesterfield, Tennessee. We have an abundance of wildlife including our own team of Khaki Campbell guard ducks and a piebald whitetail buck named Lucky who enjoys hanging out by the levee. Lake access is included with each site reservation. Life jackets required at all times for those with paddle please. Camp sites 1-3, the boat ramp and main parking area are located at the main entrance and offer gravel roads and parking. Look for the LAL logo on the left gate post. Camp site #4 the hiking trailhead and our back country campsites are located at the east entrance. Look for patriotic fence post near the road. If you end up traveling a long paved road that leads to a boat ramp with lots of parking, you zigged when you should have zagged. Turn around and lazy acres is across from where that road ends. Follow the access road along the tree line down to the water. The hiking trail is to the east across the footbridge. Look for white AT style blazes for trail markers. The blue blazes leading to each campsite. * All gates are open 24 hours when campers are present.

West Tennessee River Camp

4 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Clifton, TN

Welcome to West Tennessee River Camp! Welcome to the tranquil beauty of Clifton, Tennessee, where premium camping and RV spots await along the serene stretch between the Tennessee River and the Buffalo River. Just a short drive away from breathtaking riverfront views of The Tennessee River and The Buffalo River. The rivers nearby offer unparalleled views and direct access to fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Family-Friendly Oasis: Perfect for families, this spacious spot features plenty of room for kids to run and play. Build a campfire, roast marshmallows, and make memories that will last a lifetime. Enjoy the onsite amenities of campfires, grilling, and eating at the picnic table with family as well as the nearby attractions such as golfing at Ross Creek Landing, Clifton Ferry Landing Park, and the Loretta Lynn Ranch. Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, these camping and RV spots between the Tennessee River and the Buffalo River in Clifton, Tennessee, offer something for everyone. Book your stay today and discover the beauty of the Volunteer State firsthand at West Tennessee River Camp.

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Red Oak Point

2 sites · RVs1 acre · TN

1.3 acres with two rv lots located directly on the fabulous Tennessee River, Clifton, TN. Common boat ramp adjacent to the property. Enjoy warm summer days in Waynesboro County's sunny valley. Boating, and fishing at your doorstep.Site#1, pull-in only, has a 24'x50' pole barn to park your rv under with a 13'x50' covered concrete patio. 50-30-15 amp electric and sewer, NO WATER. $55/nightSite#2, pull-in only, provides a graveled level pad and is dry camping only. $35/night

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C&M properties

2 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Clifton, TN

About an acre on the Tennessee River, known as Kentucky Lake, with a country setting, beautiful sunsets. Access to the lake on the back of property, with a boat launch just down the road. Lot offers full hookup for 2 RV' and an extra water for tent campers. Come enjoys the quite nights and active

The best camping near Pickwick Landing State Park guide

Overview

About

If you’re a water-lover, Pickwick Landing State Park is sure to float your boat. The lake in high summer will be chock-full of motor vessels, but also of catfish, crappie, bluegill, stripes and sauger, making it a mecca for fishing enthusiasts. Got a competitive side? Or just like to watch? There are some HUGE fishing tournaments here (and we’re not just talking from mouth to tail). If you opt for a drier sport, the park hosts a golf course. If you’re just looking to chill out in nature, there are three swimming beaches and primitive camping on the north side of the lake. There’s something for everyone, even if you’d rather hang out in the AC.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Pickwick Landing State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its peak. Summer months bring warmth and a full bloom of park life, but also larger crowds. Winters can be chilly, making some activities less enjoyable. Plan your trip outside of holiday weekends to avoid the busiest times.

Know before you go

Check the park's official website for any alerts on closures or safety advisories before your visit.
Ensure you have a valid fishing license if you plan to fish, as regulations are strictly enforced.
Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Be mindful of park wildlife; observe from a distance and do not feed the animals.
Take advantage of the available facilities, including picnic areas and restrooms, to make your visit comfortable.