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The best forest glamping sites near Fort Campbell North
100% (138) • 10 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Campbell North
Hidden Timbers Homestead
1. Hidden Timbers Homestead
100%
(64)
36mi from Fort Campbell North · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Hidden Timbers Homestead is a 7 acre campground retreat just 25 minutes outside the city of Nashville. With its open space and tall trees, it’s a private getaway still close to the action. The easy access and gravel roads give way to covered camping spots and quiet slips. The property also serves as a working homestead in its early years of development. On any given day you may be accompanied on your walks by our farm dogs or a chicken or two.
Here you’ll find peace.
It’s our goal that you leave revived and refreshed after hiding away for a few days on the homestead.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Creature Camp
2. Creature Camp
100%
(90)
39mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
** For photo/video shoots, please inquire to book on the site AVVAY. Not here. Thanks!!
Sleep amongst a variety of wild and weird creature sculptures in a campsite like no other.
A secluded hilltop property on 5 acres of trees, an easy 20 minute drive to Nashville. We have great sunsets up here on the hill, a peaceful little dead-end road.
The campsite is at corner of our property, tucked just out of sight of our house a couple hundred feet away.
You can even get a painted wood cutout version of your favorite creatures from Brett!
(see extras and message us for availability)
Stay in our camper, a 1963 Shasta, remodeled by us.
We removed all of the old broken camper stuff and it is now a simple, colorful room inside, with a full size bed and some fun funky art from our collection.
Enjoy an old VHS movie on the little tv, or some classic cassettes in the tape recorder.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$128
/ night
Clarksville RV Resort
3. Clarksville RV Resort
8.1mi from Fort Campbell North · 21 sites · RVs, Lodging
From the waters of the Kentucky Lake and Mississippi River to the musical streets of Nashville, Northwestern Tennessee is a beautiful and vibrant part of the country to explore. Whether you want to reconnect with nature over the next month or need a place to stay as you cross the country on your family’s annual summer vacation, Clarksville RV Resort is proud to offer a quality camping experience for all in the Montgomery County area.
You can find our campgrounds straddling the Kentucky-Tennessee border right off Highway 24 on Tylertown Road, just minutes away from the Regal Clarksville movie theater and the Tennessee Welcome Center. Whether you’re living in or passing through the cities of Fort Campbell, Clarksville, Hopkinsville, Springfield, Coopertown, or any of the other communities in Southern Kentucky and Northern Tennessee, Clarksville RV Resort is a convenient stop for your RV camping journey.
Westbound on I-24 (from Nashville): Take Exit 1 for Hwy 48, Clarksville, Trenton. Go right off the exit ramp and immediately get into the left-hand turning lane between the Shell and Exxon gas stations. Turn left onto Tylertown Road. We are about 1000 feet on the left. Eastbound on I-24 (from Kentucky): Take Exit 1 for Hwy 48, Clarksville, Trenton. Turn left off the ramp at the stop sign and cross back over the interstate. At the second light, turn left onto Tylertown Road. We are about 1000 feet on the left.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$58
/ night
Paris Landing State Park
4. Paris Landing State Park
100%
(1)
State park 38mi from Fort Campbell North · 73 sites
Discover the allure of Paris Landing State Park's natural beauty.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
David Crockett State Park
5. David Crockett State Park
100%
(2)
State park 39mi from Fort Campbell North · 122 sites
Discover the natural splendor of David Crockett State Park.
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Campfires
Showers
3 Jewels Peace Garden
6. 3 Jewels Peace Garden
100%
(1)
26mi from Fort Campbell North · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Meditation practice onsite, including Buddhist daily practice and ce-5 on new moon Saturday. Guest cabin with 2 beds, linens, water jug, device charging, electric; Buddhist shrine with 4 soft Japanese tatami floor beds, electric, device charging, water jug; limited level tent camping with large group fire ring, 1 small rv (<24ft) allowed with no electric.
Camp toilet on site. Composter available for vegetarian food waste. 7 gallon water jugs available for handwashing and pan washing, just use biodegradable soap.
Although there are no showers available to campers/guests, on request I will take folks for a pool, sauna and steam spa day at Lake Barkley resort where I am a member, $10 cover per guest.
Plenty of hiking is available at LBL, just 8 miles away. I can provide intel on good fishing and backcountry spots. There is fantastic antiquing and thrifting in Cadiz and Murray, and I can introduce you to the Amish market for the most affordable groceries you've ever bought in your life.
Sometimes I cook for people especially if it's a group. It'll usually be vegan chili con carne and skillet cornbread, Korean chajangmen, or some tasty variety of Asian seasoned vegetable soup with homemade bread. I am 90% ovo-lacto vegetarian except in cases of hunting guests offering their own catfish, bass, venison, boar or turkey, in which case I fire up the bbq and get busy, because hunters are essential for environmental preservation. The fire ring is available for traditional cast iron cooking.
Dogs under 50 lbs are welcome if they're trained, you clean up after them, keep them leashed around guests and kenneled at night. I have 2 small dogs and I can kennel them on request.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$15
/ night
Baker Hollow Farm in Nashville
7. Baker Hollow Farm in Nashville
100%
(3)
43mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
Nestled on a sprawling 40 acre farm just 15 miles from downtown Nashville, this cozy cabin is a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature's beauty.
At the front of the property you will find horses in the paddocks as well as chickens, mini donkeys, a sheep, a pig, mini Highland cows, and dwarf Nigerian goats, all within the barnyard. A spring fed creek runs along the front of the property by the road and there is a stocked one acre pond near the main home. Also near the main home is treehouse "cabin" complete with a swinging bridge. Feel free to bring fishing poles, feed and pet the animals, and gather eggs early in the morning.
Tucked in the hollow of the surrounding ridges, the rustic cabin sits on the hillside with a small pond at the foot. A wide front deck with rocking chairs and a double glider overlooks the pond, offering a perfect spot to have coffee at sunrise or unwind beneath the stars.
The cabin is furnished with antiques, a fluffy queen bed, and an oversized bunk above. Although the cabin is meant to be a retreat from modern electronics, it does have a cieling fan, light, TV, and outlets powered by solar panels. There is an outdoor sink and small tankless hot water shower head, gravity fed by a water tank on the hillside. You will also find an RV toilet behind the cabin under the awning.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$166
/ night
Hickory Hollow Treehouse
8. Hickory Hollow Treehouse
45mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
Connect with nature at this unforgettable escape in Nashville’s backyard. Nestled in a Tennessee hardwood forest, this treehouse sits in a quiet hollow—just 20 minutes from the city, yet a world away. It’s not a tree fort, but a tiny house in the trees, perched above a spring-fed creek.
Private and peaceful, all the windows face the forest, giving you the joy of childhood adventure with the comforts of home: toilet, A/C, electric fireplace, heater, and a three-season heated outdoor shower.
The treehouse is located about 50 yards down a trail from the main house. Stone steps lead up the hillside to the porch entrance. Inside, large windows bring in forest views while maintaining your privacy. The main room features two comfy chairs, a kitchenette with glasses, cups, plates, a mini fridge, microwave, and a coffee maker for cozy mornings.
The “outhouse” is eco-friendly—a composting toilet located on the front deck. On the back deck, you can relax to the sound of a trickling spring, or enjoy the heated outdoor shower (available March–November; rates are discounted 20% during the off-season). For indoor washing, a five-gallon glass pitcher with a bowl serves as a rustic sink.
Sleeping is in the loft, up a steep staircase ladder, with a queen bed and lush linens. While not ADA-accessible and not suited for those needing special assistance, the setup is perfect for adventurous, able-bodied guests seeking a unique stay.
There are two other homes on the property, both occupied, but everyone respects each other’s privacy. No one will come to the treehouse during your stay. The owners live onsite in the main house and are available if you need anything, but will otherwise give you complete space.
The path to the treehouse is lit at night, but it can get very dark on the road—so bring a flashlight just in case.
Message us through the app if you need help. Traci monitors messages closely, and Todd is usually around if you need a hand.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$120
/ night
Montgomery Bell State Park
9. Montgomery Bell State Park
92%
(6)
State park 39mi from Fort Campbell North · 41 sites
Three lakes and many miles of trails make this park the ideal setting for adventure.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
100% (138) • 10 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Campbell North
Hidden Timbers Homestead
1. Hidden Timbers Homestead
100%
(64)
36mi from Fort Campbell North · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Hidden Timbers Homestead is a 7 acre campground retreat just 25 minutes outside the city of Nashville. With its open space and tall trees, it’s a private getaway still close to the action. The easy access and gravel roads give way to covered camping spots and quiet slips. The property also serves as a working homestead in its early years of development. On any given day you may be accompanied on your walks by our farm dogs or a chicken or two.
Here you’ll find peace.
It’s our goal that you leave revived and refreshed after hiding away for a few days on the homestead.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Creature Camp
2. Creature Camp
100%
(90)
39mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
** For photo/video shoots, please inquire to book on the site AVVAY. Not here. Thanks!!
Sleep amongst a variety of wild and weird creature sculptures in a campsite like no other.
A secluded hilltop property on 5 acres of trees, an easy 20 minute drive to Nashville. We have great sunsets up here on the hill, a peaceful little dead-end road.
The campsite is at corner of our property, tucked just out of sight of our house a couple hundred feet away.
You can even get a painted wood cutout version of your favorite creatures from Brett!
(see extras and message us for availability)
Stay in our camper, a 1963 Shasta, remodeled by us.
We removed all of the old broken camper stuff and it is now a simple, colorful room inside, with a full size bed and some fun funky art from our collection.
Enjoy an old VHS movie on the little tv, or some classic cassettes in the tape recorder.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$128
/ night
Clarksville RV Resort
3. Clarksville RV Resort
8.1mi from Fort Campbell North · 21 sites · RVs, Lodging
From the waters of the Kentucky Lake and Mississippi River to the musical streets of Nashville, Northwestern Tennessee is a beautiful and vibrant part of the country to explore. Whether you want to reconnect with nature over the next month or need a place to stay as you cross the country on your family’s annual summer vacation, Clarksville RV Resort is proud to offer a quality camping experience for all in the Montgomery County area.
You can find our campgrounds straddling the Kentucky-Tennessee border right off Highway 24 on Tylertown Road, just minutes away from the Regal Clarksville movie theater and the Tennessee Welcome Center. Whether you’re living in or passing through the cities of Fort Campbell, Clarksville, Hopkinsville, Springfield, Coopertown, or any of the other communities in Southern Kentucky and Northern Tennessee, Clarksville RV Resort is a convenient stop for your RV camping journey.
Westbound on I-24 (from Nashville): Take Exit 1 for Hwy 48, Clarksville, Trenton. Go right off the exit ramp and immediately get into the left-hand turning lane between the Shell and Exxon gas stations. Turn left onto Tylertown Road. We are about 1000 feet on the left. Eastbound on I-24 (from Kentucky): Take Exit 1 for Hwy 48, Clarksville, Trenton. Turn left off the ramp at the stop sign and cross back over the interstate. At the second light, turn left onto Tylertown Road. We are about 1000 feet on the left.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$58
/ night
Paris Landing State Park
4. Paris Landing State Park
100%
(1)
State park 38mi from Fort Campbell North · 73 sites
Discover the allure of Paris Landing State Park's natural beauty.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
David Crockett State Park
5. David Crockett State Park
100%
(2)
State park 39mi from Fort Campbell North · 122 sites
Discover the natural splendor of David Crockett State Park.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
3 Jewels Peace Garden
6. 3 Jewels Peace Garden
100%
(1)
26mi from Fort Campbell North · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Meditation practice onsite, including Buddhist daily practice and ce-5 on new moon Saturday. Guest cabin with 2 beds, linens, water jug, device charging, electric; Buddhist shrine with 4 soft Japanese tatami floor beds, electric, device charging, water jug; limited level tent camping with large group fire ring, 1 small rv (<24ft) allowed with no electric.
Camp toilet on site. Composter available for vegetarian food waste. 7 gallon water jugs available for handwashing and pan washing, just use biodegradable soap.
Although there are no showers available to campers/guests, on request I will take folks for a pool, sauna and steam spa day at Lake Barkley resort where I am a member, $10 cover per guest.
Plenty of hiking is available at LBL, just 8 miles away. I can provide intel on good fishing and backcountry spots. There is fantastic antiquing and thrifting in Cadiz and Murray, and I can introduce you to the Amish market for the most affordable groceries you've ever bought in your life.
Sometimes I cook for people especially if it's a group. It'll usually be vegan chili con carne and skillet cornbread, Korean chajangmen, or some tasty variety of Asian seasoned vegetable soup with homemade bread. I am 90% ovo-lacto vegetarian except in cases of hunting guests offering their own catfish, bass, venison, boar or turkey, in which case I fire up the bbq and get busy, because hunters are essential for environmental preservation. The fire ring is available for traditional cast iron cooking.
Dogs under 50 lbs are welcome if they're trained, you clean up after them, keep them leashed around guests and kenneled at night. I have 2 small dogs and I can kennel them on request.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$15
/ night
Baker Hollow Farm in Nashville
7. Baker Hollow Farm in Nashville
100%
(3)
43mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
Nestled on a sprawling 40 acre farm just 15 miles from downtown Nashville, this cozy cabin is a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature's beauty.
At the front of the property you will find horses in the paddocks as well as chickens, mini donkeys, a sheep, a pig, mini Highland cows, and dwarf Nigerian goats, all within the barnyard. A spring fed creek runs along the front of the property by the road and there is a stocked one acre pond near the main home. Also near the main home is treehouse "cabin" complete with a swinging bridge. Feel free to bring fishing poles, feed and pet the animals, and gather eggs early in the morning.
Tucked in the hollow of the surrounding ridges, the rustic cabin sits on the hillside with a small pond at the foot. A wide front deck with rocking chairs and a double glider overlooks the pond, offering a perfect spot to have coffee at sunrise or unwind beneath the stars.
The cabin is furnished with antiques, a fluffy queen bed, and an oversized bunk above. Although the cabin is meant to be a retreat from modern electronics, it does have a cieling fan, light, TV, and outlets powered by solar panels. There is an outdoor sink and small tankless hot water shower head, gravity fed by a water tank on the hillside. You will also find an RV toilet behind the cabin under the awning.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$166
/ night
Hickory Hollow Treehouse
8. Hickory Hollow Treehouse
45mi from Fort Campbell North · 1 site
Connect with nature at this unforgettable escape in Nashville’s backyard. Nestled in a Tennessee hardwood forest, this treehouse sits in a quiet hollow—just 20 minutes from the city, yet a world away. It’s not a tree fort, but a tiny house in the trees, perched above a spring-fed creek.
Private and peaceful, all the windows face the forest, giving you the joy of childhood adventure with the comforts of home: toilet, A/C, electric fireplace, heater, and a three-season heated outdoor shower.
The treehouse is located about 50 yards down a trail from the main house. Stone steps lead up the hillside to the porch entrance. Inside, large windows bring in forest views while maintaining your privacy. The main room features two comfy chairs, a kitchenette with glasses, cups, plates, a mini fridge, microwave, and a coffee maker for cozy mornings.
The “outhouse” is eco-friendly—a composting toilet located on the front deck. On the back deck, you can relax to the sound of a trickling spring, or enjoy the heated outdoor shower (available March–November; rates are discounted 20% during the off-season). For indoor washing, a five-gallon glass pitcher with a bowl serves as a rustic sink.
Sleeping is in the loft, up a steep staircase ladder, with a queen bed and lush linens. While not ADA-accessible and not suited for those needing special assistance, the setup is perfect for adventurous, able-bodied guests seeking a unique stay.
There are two other homes on the property, both occupied, but everyone respects each other’s privacy. No one will come to the treehouse during your stay. The owners live onsite in the main house and are available if you need anything, but will otherwise give you complete space.
The path to the treehouse is lit at night, but it can get very dark on the road—so bring a flashlight just in case.
Message us through the app if you need help. Traci monitors messages closely, and Todd is usually around if you need a hand.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$120
/ night
Montgomery Bell State Park
9. Montgomery Bell State Park
92%
(6)
State park 39mi from Fort Campbell North · 41 sites
Three lakes and many miles of trails make this park the ideal setting for adventure.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Amy
October 2025
With kids
We loved the peaceful and quiet scenery. This was a beautiful stay and we enjoyed the fishing and animals. We had everything we needed and the hosts were very helpful. We will be back!
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Alissa
July 2025
1 night at Baker Hollow Farm in Nashville
My boyfriend and I stayed at the beautiful cabin for 1 night. We arrived late at night but they still welcomed us, showed us how to get to the cabin and how everything works there (outside shower, lights, power etc.). The cabin was very hidden from everything, very quiet, it felt like a real nature retreat. The whole property itself was also absolutely stunning, they have the sweetest animals, honestly they were so andorable and friendly, and you guys were so nice! Thank you again for everything! Btw, the dog and that one lighter brown horse are so cuddly and happy for visitors 😍 we would’ve loved to stay longer but we were on a tight time schedule.
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Grace
June 2025
Group trip
I stayed here for my bachelorette trip and it was so much fun! Not only was Hazel such a fun and simple stay, but the property was awesome too. I especially loved the dogs and cat (+kittens) and the other fun surprises that came with our stay. Lauren and Jeremy are GREAT hosts. We felt right at home and we all said we wanted to come back and/or live on the homestead!
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Kylie
June 2025
Group trip
Lauren & her husband were some of the most caring hosts I have encountered. We came here for a Bachelorette trip and we had so much fun and felt so safe. They helped us with anything we needed whether it was extra places or recommendations for fun activities. I 100000% recommend staying here and becoming BFFs with Oliver <3
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Val
May 2025
With kids
We enjoyed the clean and beautifully decorated bell tent. Perfectly nestled in the trees making a camping experience without the discomfort and work of traditional tent camping. It gave us the opportunity to disconnect from the hold of electronics and enjoy family time. In addition to the wonderful hosts and their family a highlight was the comfort of home with restroom facilities. Can’t wait to book our next stay!
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