RV parks & camping in Tennessee with campfires
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Low Meadow Farms (Brown Bike Farms)
19 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Knoxville, Knox
PLEASE NOTE: Access code to the gate changes weekly. Check your access instructions for the correct gate code.
Low Meadow Farms (formerly Brown Bike Farms) is a serene four-acre meadow bordered by Burnett Creek. The campground is an easy distance to Downtown Knoxville and an even easier access to all that South Knox's Urban Wilderness has to offer. It uniquely offers a hint of backcountry camping without the 25-mile hike in, a great way to test the waters for primitive camping or an easy stop close to the city for a seasoned traveler. It is best suited for off-road vehicles, bike, tent, and hammock camping.
Our Campsites: Sites 1 through 11 are along the tree line that borders Burnett Creek. Site 12 is not on the creek and is up on a hill that overlooks the meadow. Lucky number 13 is located in the meadow across from campsite 5.
Sites 1 and 2 are off the main path and have a grass/dirt access that can get muddy after a lot of rain. Sites 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 13 are easily accessed by a gravel road. Sites 8, 9, 11 and 12 are located on a dirt/grass road on other side of a ditch - some vehicles may not be able to drive to this area and will need to park about 50 yards away. (New owners will be installing a culvert in the coming months for easier access to this area.)
There are metal fire pits at most sites (fire rings will be installed in all sites soon). Many trees are suitable for hammock camping in the sites along the river. Campsites are labeled by number from left to right upon entering the drive, except for 13 which is in the meadow across from site 5.
Each site can accommodate 2 people in order to keep space between groups and lessen the impact on the land. If you have more in your group, we recommend reserving an adjoining campsite. Potable water and a shared portable bathroom are on site.
***New owners will be making some changes to the campground in the coming months. Please let us know what you liked and what changes you would like to see after your stay!***
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Cumberland Mountain Vista
4 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Altamont, Grundy
The best part about this site are the views! Relax on the side of the Cumberland Plateau while overlooking Burroughs Cove and the Elk River. There is an electrical box at each end of the graveled parking area (Sites 1 & 2) with 20 and 30 amp plugs. A water container with non-potable water is on site for your use. There is also an outhouse, picnic table, and a fire ring. We are located just minutes away from the The Caverns, South Cumberland State Park, Bigfoot Adventures, and many other attractions. The graveled camping area is fairly close to Hwy 50 so please expect to hear some road noise.
Need firewood? Please let us know at least 48 hours prior to arrival and we can coordinate to have it delivered to your campsite before you arrive, enough wood for the night (and then some) $35.
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Homestead on the Duck
12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents23 acres · Columbia, Maury
Welcome to Homestead on the Duck
Our campsite is surrounded by the Yanahli WMA and the Duck River. Our land is mostly wooded, and we're in the process of building a house. You can expect some beautiful views of open fields, forests, and the Duck river in our little slice of paradise.
You will have direct access to hunting, fishing, hiking, and there are nearby horse stables. Hunting is not allowed on the property, and you will need a TN hunting/fishing license in order to hunt on the preserve.
Find out more about us on our "Duck River Homestead" YouTube channel.
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Wooded Farmland
20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents110 acres · Nashville , Davidson
Young aspiring orchard vineyard biodynamic 110 acre farm woods mountain and fields.
There is tons of secluded wildlife to explore , ponds and mountain trails, and groves.
We have porta potty on site.
Picknick tables and a fire pit and wood grill you can use .
Cedar, maple, oak, poplar
Gardens lavender fruit trees trails
pigs, goats, cows, deer, groundhogs, ducks.
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Greeter Falls Campground
58 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents23 acres · Altamont, Grundy
Greeter Falls Campground is open for business! We want to welcome all you happy campers to our timberland escape.
Greeter Falls Campground is located less than a half mile from the Greeter Falls Trailhead, adjacent to the 16,000 acre Savage Gulf Wilderness area offering over 50 miles of well-marked trails for every skill level. The .08 mile Greeter Falls Trail loop connects you to three awe inspiring waterfalls as well as the nearby Blue Hole swimming area.
We offer many recreational options to help you enjoy the area including Primitive Tent spots, furnished Yurts (Bell Tents) and RV/Travel Trailer sites (each with electrical and water hook-ups). Unlike many RV camps where sites are over-packed into a cramped trailer park setting, all our sites are ensconced within sparsely inhabited raw timberland; with less than 3 sites per acre versus an average of 10-15 nationally.
Currently we offer over 50 campsites:
25 RV Sites:
- 12 Premium RV and Travel Trailer Sites - FHU with Septic and/or "Pull Thru".
- 11 Regular RV Sites with standard electric/water hook ups
- 2 Premium RV Sites with Small Private Dog Parks
8 Furnished Yurts (Glamping) Sites– on Wooden Platforms with Porches:
- 4 11' x 11' Square Military Style Command Tents
- 4 16' x 16' Square Military Style Squad Tents
17 Primitive Tent Sites:
- 5 Primitive Tent Spots – Solo/Duo
- 5 Primitive Tent Spots – Group/Family
- 4 Primitive Tent Spots - Deluxe Group/Family with Water/Power
- 3 Deluxe Group/Family Tent Spots on Main Campus with wooden platforms
Come to Greeter Falls Campground to Retreat, Relax, Be Refreshed & Get Renewed
Here is some useful information:
• If you have any questions or need additional information, please Call: Our Camp Hostess at 1-800-MTN-CAMP (800-686-2267)
Or by Email: Camp@GreeterFalls.com
• Greeter Falls Campground Website: Greeter: https://greeterfalls.com
• Greeter Falls Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greeterfalls/?hl=en
• Directions Via Google/Apple Maps: Greeter Falls Campground. 180 Greeter Falls Road North, Altamont TN 37301
Thanks. We Look forward to seeing you soon!
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RV Lots at Natures Cove
13 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Clifton, Perry
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
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Ellis Cove
3 sites · RVs4 acres · Pittman Center, Sevier
With Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville only a 20 minute drive from this property, you'll have convenient access to many of the area's top attractions; Including, Dollywood, Anakeesta, Ripley's Aquarium, Ober Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Come relax and kick back by the peaceful soothing river, or chat while roasting marshmallows around our oversized campfire and grill. If relaxing isn’t your style, bring your tube to float or pack your fishing pole to take advantage of the regularly stocked Little Pigeon River. The privacy and seclusion of this relaxing riverfront Community of Tiny Homes and 6 RV sites -full hook up- which allows our guests to reconnect with nature while vacationing in luxury
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Benjamin's RV Sanctuary
1 site · RV3 acres · Franklin, Williamson
Accessible from either I40, I65 or the Natchez Trace Parkway in scenic Franklin, TN come unwind and relax after a long day on the road. Pull your RV onto a cement pad surrounded by 3 acres of lush green splendor, uncork a bottle and let your dog roam. Owners Ruth and Chef Robert live onsite and are happy to prepare culinary meals to your liking under the stars (call for menu and separate pricing). If you're rested and ready to explore, the Sanctuary is a quick drive or bike ride to nearby trailheads, historic sites, distilleries and cafes. Have a road bike? The Sanctuary is directly on one of the best scenic bike routes! UPDATE!: We have added 3 baby goats as of February 2023 that can't wait to meet you! This 3 acre property is nestled in the quiet area of Franklin Tennessee, near Historic Leipers Fork and only 20 miles from Downtown Nashville.
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Cedar Rock Campsite
8 sites · RVs, Tents58 acres · Kodak, Sevier
Nice and comfy sites only 4 miles from Bass Pro Shop and Smokey’s Stadium in Sevierville, 20 miles from Pigeon Forge and fun. Close amenities but far enough away for tranquil evenings for the ultimate relaxation. There is a beautiful natural spring to listen to and plenty of trees for hanging your hammock.
Portable toilet on site, city water, 2 grills and a central fire pit.
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MCMAHAN/ BELMONT FARM
1 site · RV, Tent40 acres · Sevierville, Sevier
It is a Seven generation farm, one of the oldest homestead in Sevierville Tn.37876 Your also close to grocery store, Thing's to do close by Forbidden Caverns, Wild Bear tubing, the Fox Fire zip lines, Bush Cafe , the Preachers diner, the glades in Gatlinburg, the trout farm, wacky Tacky food truck, and of course our historic Sevierville Tn.37876.
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River Life RV Resort
4 sites · RVs4 acres · Chattanooga, Marion
Learn more about this land:Private RV camping on the Tennessee River. Convenient location. Close to downtown Chattanooga. Double boat ramps, fire pits, canoeing, and fishing. Open year round. Full hookups!Connect with me through my digital business card at Http://henegar.thebumpcard.me Come visit us and see why we say....Life is better at the river!Laura
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Campsite on the Caney
2 sites · RVs1 acre · Sparta, White
_1st Place for "Tennessee's Best Hipcamp to Visit in 2022"._
Campsite on the Caney is a full hook up RV or Tent campsite located right on the Caney Fork River. Our campsite only accommodates one guest at a time. When you book your dates, you will be the only guest on site and get the whole property to yourself. Our campsite offers privacy that you cannot get at a traditional campground.
We provide electricity, septic, and water hookups for campers.
We offer a private boat ramp/ driveway that leads to the water for launching boats, kayaks, swimming and easier fishing access. Our riverbank is a gradual, sandy slope that is perfect for swimming and kayaking in the summer months. The campsite offers a swing set, charcoal grill, picnic table, saucer swing, 2 kayaks with lifejackets, and firewood so campers can relax by the fire and enjoy watching the wildlife.
INCLUDED WITH YOUR STAY: 2 kayaks and 2 paddles will be included during your entire stay. Please only use them at our campsite.
NOTE: The river levels are controlled by the Great Falls Dam in Rock Island. During the months of October- March, the water levels drop 20ft to prevent flooding.
Note: Cell service is spotty for Verizon and very scarce for AT&T.
Note: During the summer months, we may use our ramp to launch our boat but you will be notified in ample time.
We are
just a few miles from Highway 111 and minutes from
downtown Sparta.
Surrounded by Fall Creek Falls State Park, Lost Creek Falls and Cave, Rock Island State park, Burgess Falls State Park,
and Virgin Falls. Our campsite is
minutes from Lost Creek Falls and Cave with a beautiful scenic drive through the back roads of White County.
We have two amazing overlooks in White County: Welch's Point and Sunset Rock that pictures do not do justice!
White County has more caves, waterfalls, and scenic overlooks per square mile than anywhere else in the United States. We are a bustling town with so much recreation, history, and culture that it has to be shared!
Whether it's just a weekend getaway or weeks worth of adventure, guest get to feel what the "River Life" is all about!
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RV camping in Tennessee with campfires guide
The geology of the Volunteer State is surprisingly dramatic. The landscape soars from the delta lowlands of the Mississippi River east to the rugged heights of the Cumberland Plateau before climbing the forested slopes of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The varied terrain is well-suited for active campers, from paddlers and rock climbers to fishers and firefly hunters. And hikers? They’re happy everywhere. Tent and RV sites are abundant, and a growing array of glamping options—yurts, retro trailers, and treehouses—keep the camping scene fresh. And in music-loving Tennessee, a live jam is never far away, be it blues, bluegrass, or Bonnaroo.
Where to Go
West Tennessee
Bordered by the Mississippi and anchored by Memphis, West Tennessee works best for campers seeking music, history, and low-key outdoor thrills. Tents and RVs are welcome at Pickwick Landing State Park, known for its lake and watersports, while birdwatchers may prefer driving north to Reelfoot Lake State Park, where bald eagles are plentiful. Shiloh National Military Park spotlights a pivotal battle in the Civil War.
Middle Tennessee
Marked by cliffs, waterfalls, wild rivers, dark skies, and lush forests, Middle Tennessee is a geologic drama queen. Packed with state parks along the steep edges of the Cumberland Plateau, it’s also a top destination for camping and active travelers. Visit Nashville, home to honky-tonks, hot chicken, and Vanderbilt, then hit Fall Creek Falls, a deep-green state park loaded with waterfalls. Stay in cabins constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in Cumberland Mountain State Park or CCC Pickett Memorial State Park—where you can go stargazing. The Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area draws adventurous paddlers, and campers can even sleep beside the 444-mile Natchez Trace Parkway, a historic trade route that stretches from the Mississippi River to Nashville.
East Tennessee
Prefer urban adventures? Knoxville and Chattanooga await. Knoxville is best known as the state capital, but mountain bikers love the city’s urban wilderness and its 50-mile network of trails. Chattanooga is a convenient base for rock climbing and whitewater rafting. The craft beer scene in both cities impresses too. For hiking and solitude head north to Frozen Head State Park. Families with varied interests may prefer Big Ridge State Park, which offers trails, lake swimming, and volleyball and basketball courts.
Great Smoky Mountains
The most visited national park in the United States, Great Smoky Mountains National Park sprawls across eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail bounces along the boundary line between the two states. The park has nine developed campgrounds and numerous backcountry shelters. Tent sites, RV parks, cabins, and glamping destinations punctuate the foothills region, which is anchored by Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.
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