Discover the best private campgrounds near Byrdstown, Tennessee

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Byrdstown

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Moonlight Ridge

4 sites · Tents28 acres · Jamestown, TN

Private primitive campsite on North White Oak Creek. Bring your fishing poles and hiking boots! This site is right in the creek with a raised area to set up a tent and a lower area on the bank. There is a small fire ring with a tripod for cooking, a few cooking utensils, roasting sticks and three folding chairs for your use. Picnic table was available but was dept down stream a few months ago!!! Bathroom is a pop up shower tent with a bedside chair and bucket. I will provide disposable gel bags I just tried them sealed, placed in garbage bag and deposited in receptacle at the end of the trail upon check out. Dry firewood is available for purchase. There is plenty of small branches around for kindling. Do not cut down any live trees. Do not use firewood from the small cabin area. At night enjoy the sounds of passing coyotes and the watch the flashing lights of the of lightening bugs fluttering around. You may even get lucky and see glow worms and glowing mushrooms in the area certain times of the year. There is also an area where hundreds of hummingbirds abound! They will hover in front of your face as you pass by, this also depends on the season and when the flowers in the marsh are blooming. The old O&W Trail crosses my property. For those who are true explorers you can follow the trail East into Big South Fork. This part of the park is unmaintained so a lot of tree dodging and climbing small rock slides may be required. This section of the trail is rarely traveled so chances of seeing a human is slim and wildlife is great. Please stay on the trail until entering the park as it is private property on both sides of the trail. Swimming is at your own risk. There are branches under the water that cannot be seen but my girls swim there almost daily during the summer. You are free to wander the property just be aware of your surroundings. I do have snakes, spiders, ticks, mountain lion, coyotes, bobcat, wild hog, beaver, otters, mink and a momma bear with cubs in the area. Driving to the parking area for the campsite is a narrow, steep, rutted and can be muddy trail thru the woods. Before booking please know it is recommended to have a vehicle with clearance and 4 wheel drive. A mustang will NOT make it!!! I do have a 4x4 to transport if needed providing you pitch in for gas cause she does drink a lot, about $10 with each time she goes down there, or you are welcome to park at the top and hike down. I have a wagon to haul gear. Once at the parking area there is a short easy walk thru the woods to the campsite. Driving to the campsite is not possible. I try to keep it as natural as possible.

Tennessee Timber Hideaway

1 site · Lodging15 acres · Hilham, TN

We have 15 acres located in unincorporated Hilham, TN. Dry Mill Creeks runs behind our property, and after a good rain it’s a nice creek to explore. We are working on the natural spring on our property to have even more of a water feature! My husband and I turned a 12X20 shed into an adorable tiny home, equipped with so many comforts- including heating and cooling, running water, washing machine, shower, toilet, WiFi and a smart TV. If someone is wanting to test out tiny living, our home is the best place to try! We are also 1.5 hours either direction of Nashville or Knoxville. We are 15 minutes outside of the city of Livingston which offers the standard amenities including grocery stores, a cute town square, and places to eat. Wednesday through Friday you can always stop in and check out Mayhue Masters General store for some BBQ, supplies, and snacks located right at the top of Turkeytown Rd. PLEASE READ: The driveway to the cabin is steep and gravel. A 4 wheel drive vehicle is recommended but not necessary. We suggest you arrive with daylight in mind, the road in is very dark at night. We ask that our guests please provide their own bedding and towels, if you cannot, the cabin lines are available for an additional $20 fee. There are free roaming dogs in the area. Mostly they stay away. Some come for a visit and are harmless, feel free to tell them to “go home” If you are bringing your dog with you, be mindful of this, as we are not responsible for your dogs interactions with others.

Ridge views campgrounds

3 sites · RVs1 acre · Bloomington Springs, TN

Howards Hill is a secluded awesome spot on Goolsby Ridge overlooking a beautiful ridge line . Come relax and hang out near the fire or in a hammock and enjoy . This is the spot close to all the fun !!! enjoy funky downtown Cookeville with all its growing town charm. Any cuisine desired for any appetites. The fun starts at Cummins falls state park to windowcliffs state park to many other outdoor experiences to enjoy. Hope to see you soon Learn more about this land: Country setting with awesome views of ridge lines. Close to fantastic hiking , canoeing and swimming holes with mountain biking trails near by and also rock climbing. Shopping , dining and hospital 15 minutes away. 6 miles from I-40 and an hour from downtown Nashville., this is the perfect getaway.

Private camping near Byrdstown guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Byrdstown, Tennessee? Hipcamp has over 178 private campsite options in that area. Whether you're into Belle and Beau Acres (305 reviews), Hammock’Sway (220 reviews), or The Harrican Lakehouse (91 reviews), there's something for everyone. Prices start as low as $15 per night, with an average price of $40 per night. Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, pets, and showers, and engage in activities like snow sports, surfing, and wildlife watching. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!