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Top-rated campgrounds near Fairview
Sacred Dog Ranch
1. Sacred Dog Ranch
99%
(162)
3.5mi from Fairview · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our sanctuary is a special piece of history and a regenerative farm where living soil and pollinator banks combat climate change and revive the eco-system ! The cabin we live in was built in 1797 - which we have preserved and upgraded with fantastic antique decor, Rock N Roll flare and cutting edge street art.
We encourage art, music and nature crafting! We take great pride in providing a magical creative space that is welcome to earthlings of all stripes! The June blooms are exceptional and the butterflies’ will delight... you will leave a little piece of your heart here on the farm❤️🐝🐶🧚♀️ Horse Back Riding available!
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Benjamin's RV Sanctuary
2. Benjamin's RV Sanctuary
100%
(158)
4.7mi from Fairview · 1 site
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. Owner Chef Robert lives onsite and is happy to prepare culinary meals to your liking under the stars (call for menu and separate pricing). The play area along with 3 Dwarf Goats and chickens are in the back of the property and make for a unique, fun time for children and adults as well! If you're rested and ready to explore, the Sanctuary is a quick drive to nearby trailheads, historic sites, distilleries and cafes. Have a road bike? The Sanctuary is directly on one of the best scenic bike routes! 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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Lionsgate Campground
3. Lionsgate Campground
100%
(168)
12mi from Fairview · 3 sites
Enjoy glamping in our optional 2017 19' retro style camper with a bathroom Just 35 minutes west of Loveless Cafe' in Nashville and 20 minutes south of the Dickson exit at I40. The 48 acre campground has just 3 big tent sites for more seclusion and is almost all old forest with wide trails and huge old growth trees. There is about a 1/2 acre of field to park in between the road and the creek if you don't have an off road vehicle. The rest is woods.
Mother Nature has a lot to offer when you cross the creek into the first two campsites that are on the 30' creek. One big spring runs through the middle of the 2 sites with small cascading waterfalls. Both sites have string lights and 120V extension cords. These two sites are separated by the driveway and about 150' apart but a bridge connects the two if you have another couple that wants to join you these two spots are perfect for privacy and companionship. Expand the pictures to a full screen as you scroll so the description will show up at the bottom of the picture. Not all pictures are on the property but describe close places to visit as well.
FIREWOOD: Split wood is available upon request and sold in the area (if it's available at the time) or any fallen dead wood from the forest is free. $7.00 for a 20" bundle. Please let us know ahead of time or order it on the site.
SITE 1: The nicer of the two sites along the creek, has granite counters, a round fire pit with a fold down heavy cooking grate, charcoal grill and a large wrought iron table and chairs. RENT A CAMPER WITH SITE 1 or BRING YOUR PERSONAL CAMPER: Our retro style 2017 option on the other side of the creek with stairs and stones to cross the creek. Sometimes the walking stones get washed out. 30 amp. 240 and 120 volt plugs. Click on additional fees for camper electrical hook up.
SITE 2: Also along side the 30' creek. There is a round steel fire pit surrounded with wrought iron chairs, a separate picnic table, granite countertop work space and a small grill. 2 fairly flat areas for tents. Set your chairs in the creek in front of your site. The clear cold water is a great place to relax and cool off or watch crawfish, minnows and salamanders and the occasional blue herron. 120V and string lights. Parking is a little tight unless you're in a Jeep of more off road vehicle that can park up the hill a bit.
SITE 3: "Still Hollow" is more private and located right in the middle valley of the property where a different spring fed creek runs down the wooded valley. There is no electricity but you can still enjoy the sound of small cascading waterfalls and a creek that runs along the side of the site for a relaxing sleep. There is a granite countertop, charcoal grill and a fire ring. A small round wrought iron table and 4 chairs are there for a place to eat lunch. The old moonshine barrels are still barely standing by the spring. This site is also accessed from the opposite side of the campground on Ben Fly Rd or Greer Rd for the serious off roaders. 4 wheel drive may be necessary but a Hyundai car entered through the creek in 2 wheel drive. It was dry though.
STAR GAZING for all 3 sites: There is a cleared area on top of a hill side for stargazing far from the city lights.
CHECK IN: Check in can be as early as like if the present campers have checked out. You can always hang out elsewhere on the property and start your day to explore and hike till they leave. Just let us know in advance. And you can stay all day the day of check out but you may have to pack up and park elsewhere if other campers need the spot. If not. Stay till dark.
PHOTOS: EXPAND THE PHOTOS TO A SINGLE VIEW! Some photos are of nearby attractions. You can see the description of each photo and which site is in the picture when you expand them.
VEHICLE TYPE AND PARKING: In order to drive up into the campsite, you may need a 4x4 vehicle but definitely need ground clearance. If you do not have a 4x4 vehicle or ground clearance, that is okay, park in the field and bring your water shoes for campsite 2. There are stairs and usually stepping stones to cross over to Site 1. Stepping stones for site 2 are coming soon.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES:
4 WHEELING!!! FISHERS OFF ROAD RENTALS
https://www.fishersoffroadrentals.com/
TOUR THE AREA IN A CAN-AM: Check out 'Fisher's Off Road' to rent a really nice 4 seater CAN-AM machine. Drive around the local dirt roads for miles and learn the history of Moon Shine Alley, drive through many creeks and see some beautiful views. We took to tour with Fisher and it was a blast. This company supports the locals and cleans up the trash on the sides of the roads; a great service to the area.
FISHING: https://www.fishingworks.com/tennessee/maury-tn/lake/hooker-chemical-pond-d/ 30 minutes away are 3 small lakes, or very large ponds. I think it costs $5.00. They have small boats for rent as well.
FISHING, KAYAKING AND CANOEING:
PINEY RIVER Canoe rental: https://www.pinewoodcanoecamp.com/ Great fishing, floating and they have camping as well.
OTHER CAMPING OPTIONS:
Fisheroffroadrentals also has a Hipcamp site.
PINEY RIVER GLAMPING: https://www.campspot.com/book/pineyriverresort Beautiful place on the piney river. Beautiful tiny home cabins, Glamping tents that are amazing. Park your own camper on the river. If you like to meet other campers, this is the place to go.
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David Crockett State Park
4. David Crockett State Park
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(2)
State park 12mi from Fairview · 122 sites
Discover the natural splendor of David Crockett State Park.
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Montgomery Bell State Park
5. Montgomery Bell State Park
92%
(6)
State park 12mi from Fairview · 41 sites
Three lakes and many miles of trails make this park the ideal setting for adventure.
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Fox Field Farms Creekside Camping
6. Fox Field Farms Creekside Camping
100%
(98)
15mi from Fairview · 1 site
Tent camp alongside the creek under a canopy of trees and be lulled to sleep by the sound of the water. Pitch your tent on the 10x10 raised tent site or nestle it among the trees. Explore the trails, cool off in the creek (yes, we have a couple of swimming holes), fish or just sit by the fire and relax. Watch for the eagles, blue heron, beavers and even the occasional sly fox. You may even hear the call of the whippoorwills in the evening. For those wanting to kayak or canoe, the Piney River is an easy commute of 20 minutes away. Bring your bikes for some of the best gravel rides in Hickman County!
***Amenities: Picnic tables and benches. We provide firewood and a composting toilet.
***A higher clearance vehicle is needed to traverse the steep gravel driveway. This is a walk-in site only due to creek crossings and narrow paths, vehicles are parked approximately 75 yards from campsite. We are happy to help haul your gear to the campsite.
***Check-in between 2pm and 6pm unless other arrangements are approved
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Middle TN Outdoor Escape
7. Middle TN Outdoor Escape
100%
(53)
18mi from Fairview · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
We welcome you to come experience our secluded 50 acre outdoor escape in middle Tennessee. Our property offers a variety of terrain and backs up to 2,000 acres of TWRA / Williamsport Lakes which offers some of the best fishing around. We've got plenty of trails to hike and explore filled with abundant wildlife.
Learn more about this land:
Take in middle Tennessee’s back country beauty with a stay on our secluded 50 acres that backs up to over 2,000 acres of TN Wildlife Management Area/Williamsport Lakes. Lots of wildlife and hiking trails on location. The Natchez Trace State Parkway and Williamsport Fishing Lakes are just a short five minute drive away! Book a guided off-road adventure tour at Fisher's Off-Road Tours which is just ten minutes away. Use the promo code "ADVENTURE" and get 10% OFF!
Our 50 acre property offers several different areas to camp or RV. Choose from; our large group camp area perfect for a large gathering of friends & family, a private “in the woods” tent site with campfire, a site on the hill that “overlooks the valley” or for those of you with RVs, choose from one of three areas on our property "under the stars."
Our “Group Glamp” is perfect for larger groups and features a huge campfire with Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, stage with electricity, string lights, water, a clean port-a-potty, four private outdoor showers with on demand hot water and four electric posts for tents. It's the perfect area to get together with friends and family to make memories to last a lifetime. Pricing is based on the amount of people in attendance divided by four (number of people at each campsite) and then times by $40 per night.
Come experience country living with a secluded Outdoor Escape in Middle Tennessee!
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Creature Camp
8. Creature Camp
100%
(94)
18mi from Fairview · 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.
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Resurrection Ridge Retreat
9. Resurrection Ridge Retreat
92%
(12)
19mi from Fairview · 2 sites
Welcome to Resurrection Ridge Retreat, where families can embrace the great outdoors in the scenic hills of Tennessee. Our campsite offers a delightful blend of adventure and relaxation in secluded wooded splendor.
Your experience begins with a quarter-mile hike along a wooded trail, leading you to a peaceful and secluded campsite. Prefer to travel light? We’re happy to haul your gear to the site by four-wheeler and wagon, so you can enjoy the walk without the burden.
Once settled, explore the surrounding forest with nearby hiking trails and hunting opportunities for an unforgettable outdoor experience. The trails are marked by pink tape to help you find your way.
For those who love fishing, our tranquil pond provides the perfect spot to cast a line and reel in the day’s catch. Rest assured, your stay will be comfortable, with a canvas frame tent featuring a cozy queen-size bed, along with a two-man pop-up tent for additional sleeping arrangements.
We also have primitive camping sites available in a truly secluded setting—pack in your tent and gear and enjoy a private site with a fire pit and no distractions. A great overnight spot for hunters and solitude seekers.
Nature calls, but fret not—we’ve got you covered with a rustic toilet facility, offering convenience while preserving the charm of the outdoors.
When you're ready for a change of pace, venture out to explore nearby attractions. Within a twenty-minute drive, you'll find family-friendly activities, including a waterpark, unique downtown shopping, and a variety of restaurants to satisfy every palate. We provide a guidebook to all the local hotspots and watering holes.
Nature enthusiasts will also enjoy nearby Montgomery Bell State Park, where scenic vistas and outdoor recreation abound—perfect for hiking, picnicking, golfing, or simply soaking in Tennessee’s natural beauty.
Resurrection Ridge Retreat invites you to unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature in a setting designed for rest, adventure, and meaningful time with those who matter most.
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Cheatham Lock and Dam
10. Cheatham Lock and Dam
Park 24mi from Fairview · 59 sites
When the temperature rises, you know what to do. Get in a body of water, stat! Whether you choose swimming or boating, let the waters of Cheatham Lake be your path to chillaxing. While you’re there, you probably want to check out the Cheatham Lock, where you can witness boats being lifted 26 feet up from the river below the dam, to the lake above the dam. Now that’s not something you see everyday! With numerous opportunities for hiking, hunting, and camping in the area, you might as well stay a while and really find your groove in the waters and woods. The best part is that this is all located only 32 miles outside of Nashville, TN. City-dwellers, those boats aren’t going to drive themselves. Just go already!
J Percy Priest Lake
11. J Percy Priest Lake
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(13)
Park 31mi from Fairview · 181 sites
Fondly referred to as “Percy Priest” by Nashvillians, J Percy Priest Lake offers locals and visitors camping, beautiful scenery, and the chance for plenty of adventure. Those wanting to visit for a day will find biking and hiking trails with lake views, and plenty of day use shelters for a chance to chill and grill. You can get on the water in any way you choose—boats, kayaks, jet skis, and water skis are all welcome. You’ll be wowed by the lush green trees and sunny skies so much you’ll find yourself booking a campsite in one of their cushy campgrounds for a night under the stars. On top of all the adventure Mama Nature provides at Percy Priest, you can swing down to Music City; Nashville is only 15 miles away, where you can tour the Grand Ole Opry or grab a drink on Broadway. With access to this much adventure and the city of Nashville, you might just become a local yourself!
Henry Horton State Park
12. Henry Horton State Park
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(4)
State park 36mi from Fairview · 83 sites
Henry Horton’s diverse landscape promises four-season adventure.
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Natchez Trace Parkway
13. Natchez Trace Parkway
88%
(6)
National park 21mi from Fairview · 32 sites
Tied closely to the history of the early United States, this road is both beautiful and educational.
The Hestate
14. The Hestate
100%
(14)
20mi from Fairview · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful country area near Columbia, Spring Hill and Franklin. We are right on Carters Creek Pike but the RV site is in the back. We have electric and water hook ups at two sites.
There are numerous tourist attractions & restaurants near our home including downtown Franklin (30 min), Spring Hill (10 min) & downtown Columbia (15). Nashville is about a 45 minute drive.
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Hostetler Homestead
15. Hostetler Homestead
100%
(14)
20mi from Fairview · 1 site · Tent, RV
Scenic Homestead Retreat on the Duck River
Welcome to our serene 27-acre homestead, nestled on a hilltop with sweeping views of open fields and the lush treeline of the Duck River—one of North America's most biodiverse waterways. Our working farm is home to friendly goats and chickens, with dogs and cats roaming freely, adding to the relaxed, rural atmosphere.
Guests are invited to explore approximately 12 acres of wooded trails, including a easy hike through the woods that leads to moderate/difficult (depending on experience) hike down to a beautiful rocky shoal along the Duck River—a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone seeking a peaceful moment by the water.
For those interested in shooting sports, we're located directly across from the Maury County Gun Club. The club is open to the public for a fee and offers opportunities for trap, skeet, and target practice—an excellent addition to your stay.
Campsite Amenities:
Cement camper pad suitable for 30–35’ RVs or campers
30-amp electric hookup
Water spigot and septic access
Emergency-access outdoor toilet and shower (for backup use)
Come experience the beauty and tranquility of Tennessee farmland, with the comforts of thoughtful amenities and the warmth of a down-to-earth homestead.
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Wooded Nashville Nook
16. Wooded Nashville Nook
99%
(69)
24mi from Fairview · 1 site
Enjoy your creekside stay at the Nashville Nook, just 15 minutes from the heart of Music City.
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Nature is Healing
17. Nature is Healing
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25mi from Fairview · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
** 2026 update, the city of nashville will not let us rent spaces for less than 30 days without the short term rental permit. We find it unethical to tax homeowners (property tax) and requiring a permit + hotel and occupancy taxes if people stay with us less than 30 days. It is part of our faith to share the love of nature and organic homestead life. Namaste**
Feel free to reach out directly to us and make requests s h a 6 1 5 dot org
Welcome to the Music Monastery Nashville, a spiritual home for artists to explore their Nature. All humans are artists of some kind. We are situated on 1/3 of an acre, 2 miles from downtown Nashville.
VEHICLE AND RV
you can ONLY park in the alley along the white concrete wall in the photos. there is no way to drive into the backyard.
CAMPING
tents, hammocks, etc. in the backyard and patio. Walk in / set up camp. No drive-in.
DRUGS DRINKS AND NUDITY
Alcohol, 420, nature medicines. You do you. Be responsible
Clothing optional for both genders
No drugs, No needles. Do no harm. Leave no trace
BATHING and TOILET
SHOWER available in the house or outside (hot water hose shower) upon request
VIBE
From time to time there are community jam sessions, drum circles, full moon hot baths, ice baths that occur on property.
the current nesters at the Music Monastery:
humans: Steven , kevin, Chrissy
senior dogs: buddy, Douglas
LOCATION
2.2 miles to Assembly Food Hall and Broadway, Downtown Nashville, Honky Tonk ing! :) 45 min urban hike if you're on foot. Scooters, Ubers, and more are easily accessible.
NEIGHBOR AIRBNB
2 properties over, there is a 3 story airbnb that can see into our backyard. You don’t have to change your behavior, just be aware possible voyeurs.
SECURITY CAMERAS
there 3 visual (no audio) security cameras mounted on the exterior of the house, they're visibly mounted of the house (non- hidden).
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Peekaboo Meadows & The Big Red Barn
18. Peekaboo Meadows & The Big Red Barn
96%
(98)
27mi from Fairview · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:
Situated just outside of Columbia, TN (one of the state's most up-and-coming cities) and right on the same road as our 11th President, James K. Polk, once lived - Peekaboo Meadows & The Big Red Barn are waiting to welcome you! Pull in, drive down the grass road and over the small creek, put it in park at the barn and go stretch your legs on the 4o+ acres surrounding. During the day, feel welcome to walk the serene meadows or take a cleared trail up the ridge to the treehouse! Don't be surprised to be greeted by all kinds of wildlife including deer, turkey, foxes, or our goofy, fun-loving Golden Doodle named "Shme." If walking isn't your thing, you are welcome to drive around (4wd recommended) to go scout out where you'd like to set up camp for the night. If you prefer more peace and privacy, there are two beautiful meadows to choose from which both reach deeper into the property. If you'd prefer the comfort of additional shelter, you are welcome to park and/or set yourself up at the barn instead (which is a little closer to the main road). There is power to the barn - providing light, 30AMP power for RV hookup, as well as an electrical receptacle that you can run your extension chords from. For the extra adventurous - you may want to take a hike up "Thornbush Trail," which follows the ridge right up the middle of the property and has beautiful views of both meadows to either side. Or, for a more direct route, take a walk right up our dirt access road to the upper ridge, where you can peek through the treeline for beautiful elevated views eastward toward Columbia. Our treehouse (in progress) is located right at the top of the access road. Though the treehouse has not yet been completed, feel free to climb the 20' ladder up the inside of the hollowed out trunk and pop your head out the top! It sure makes a great photo! Come back to the barn area in the evening to lounge in the hammock, hang out around the picnic table, or cook dinner and roast some marshmallows over the wood burning fire pit with cooking grill attachment (fireside tools & 1 bundle of firewood provided). One filtered and cooled 5 gallon portable Igloo water cooler will also be provided and placed on the picnic table outside the barn. One rolling 96 gallon covered trash bin will be placed inside the barn (please bag your trash). "Luggable Loo" portable compost toilet is also available for use inside the barn. Tho cell & wifi are spotty here on the farm, we will provide one walkie talkie during your stay for direct communication with the main residence, should there be any issues or needs that arise. On the flip side, privacy is respected and use of the electronics is completely at your discretion!
For recreation (each within 15-20 minutes of the farm):
1. Williamsport Public Fishing Lakes for fishing or kayaking
2. Stillhouse Hollow Falls Trail
3. Maury County Park with paved walking trail
Yummy food:
1. Puckett's Grocery and Restaurant (Also check out Hattie Jane's Creamery right next door for dessert!)
2. Shaffer Farms BBQ
3. Buck and Board Eatery
4. South Ahan (Thai)
5. China Chef (Chinese)
If you're still itchin' for things to do or food to eat, we're certainly glad to provide further recommendations! Our family's goal and aim is that all would feel welcome as they come and all would feel loved as they go. We sure hope your stay is as memorable as it is enjoyable.
Happy Camping!
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Muletown Farm | Pond | Sunset Views
19. Muletown Farm | Pond | Sunset Views
100%
(10)
27mi from Fairview · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Muletown Farm, our peaceful 31-acre farm in Columbia, Tennessee. Rich in history and surrounded by rolling countryside, the farm is home to one of the oldest log homes in the area, dating back to 1808. Today, we enjoy sharing this special place with travelers looking to relax, reconnect with nature, and experience a slower pace of life.
The farm offers plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the scenery. Guests are welcome to gather around the fire pit, enjoy a meal at the picnic tables, cast a line in the fishing pond, or simply take in the views of the pastures and historic buildings scattered throughout the property.
You're also welcome to meet some of our farm residents, including Dixie the horse and our flock of chickens. Mornings often begin with fog drifting across the fields, while evenings bring colorful sunsets and peaceful nights under the Tennessee sky.
Although the farm feels quiet and secluded, you're only minutes from downtown Columbia, one of Tennessee's most charming small towns. Explore local restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, live music venues, and the historic town square. The scenic Natchez Trace Parkway, beautiful waterfalls, hiking trails, and countless opportunities for outdoor adventure are all within easy driving distance.
Muletown Farm is home to a small collection of guest accommodations, including historic cabins and RV sites. While you may occasionally see other guests enjoying the property, the farm's 31 acres provide plenty of space to relax and enjoy your stay.
Whether you're stopping in for a night or settling in for a longer getaway, we hope you'll take time to slow down, enjoy the fresh air, and experience a little piece of Middle Tennessee farm life.
Conveniently Located Near
• Historic Columbia Square — 10 minutes
• Chickasaw Trace Park — 15 minutes
• Spring Hill — 20 minutes
• Franklin — 35 minutes
• Nashville International Airport (BNA) — 50 minutes
• Downtown Nashville — 55 minutes
Farm Amenities
• Fire pit with string lights
• Fishing pond access
• Friendly horse, Dixie
• Farm chickens
• Restored historic 1800s log cabins
• Rolling pasture views
• Open green space for walking and relaxing
• Pet-friendly property
• Beautiful sunsets and stargazing
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Lost acres
20. Lost acres
100%
(31)
27mi from Fairview · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:Acers of camping far from civilization. Primitive camping. Green fields awesome woods and a spring feed creek. find fossils. Please camp responsibly and hike out what you hike in.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Alex
1 week ago
20 ft campervan
We weren't here for long, but it was so perfect! We loved the view, animals, and how responsive Andy and Annie were. Can't wait to be back.
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Raphaele
1 week ago
21 ft campervan
What a great little spot just outside the city. It was easy to find, and very quiet and just what we needed. Host had string lights up to clearly mark the site, it was a huge parking area. We didn't use the hookups but They are available. Elisabeth was super responsive and a great host!
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Savanna
2 weeks ago
16 ft car
Super easy check in and Lauren was so kind and communicative! Super cute place! Loved the vibe. CLEAN BATHROOMS! And an adorable barn cat!
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Evan
3 weeks ago
32 ft Class A
With pets
I loved staying on Stan amd Ditte’s farm! It was such a good time from seeing the peacocks walk around, the lovely screened in area for us to enjoy, the walking trails and we were so secluded from everyone. We even got a dozen farm fresh eggs one morning! Highly recommend this spot to anyone
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Kelley
3 weeks ago
19 ft travel trailer
Great space, peaceful and the food is wonderful! Easy to find, flat concrete pad.
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Braxton
3 weeks ago
Tent
I loved tent camping on Jenny’s land. Every host should aspire to be like her. I was able to talk to her before I booked where other accounts don’t get back to you for 6-11 hours. Her campsite and morale was a 10/10 if I ever come back to Tennessee I’m going to her site!
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Ian
3 weeks ago
Tent
My wife and i stayed at Howlin Hill for the homestead festival beginning of June. Relatively quiet and very clean tent camping site. We also got a magnificent firefly show!
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Lora
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
This place was absolutely perfect! It was private, and right on the water. They delivered firewood for us, and I can’t imagine a better camping spot. The traffic at night was pretty loud, that was a downer but what can you do?. The fireflies were out thick at might and when they twinkled in the trees and sky it felt like a magical place. I loved it
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Valarie
3 weeks ago
Tent
Great place on the Duck River. So peaceful and we had the whole campground to ourselves! We will be back
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Will
3 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
My family of 5, with small kids thoroughly enjoyed Tom's property. The camp site was secluded, clean, and ready for us. The creek (well river the 1st day due to rain) was great to listen to while falling asleep every night. Tom made sure we had plenty of firewood each day for cooking. Be mindful that in the evening, the cold spring fed creek will drop the temperature at night, which was perfect for summer camping. Please don't hesitate to book his place if available. The property was beautiful and Tom is a great host. Tell Dakota my kids say hello.
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hannah
June 2026
Tent
if i could give jimmy a million stars i would! this was our second trip out to the creek and it was just as beautiful as the first. the land is beautiful, the creek is clear, and this is the perfect spot for those who like to car camp! the camp setup is very well thought out with an outdoor kitchen space, fire pit, and dining table. plenty of trails are cut through the woods for the perfect morning hike. jimmy and his family have gone above and beyond caring for this land and he is constantly improving! all campers can rest easy knowing they are well taken care of and checked on. we even had car trouble this time and jimmy was only a message away and to our rescue! we will definitely be coming back for years to come!
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Brandy
May 2026
19 ft Class B
With pets
Jennifer was responsive. However, we actually ended up not staying and decided to continue the drive home. We did arrive and it was a great spot to stay a day or two, to get away or to rest on a long road trip.
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Billy
May 2026
Tent
The campground was very nice and well-kept. I didn't meet Jenny, so I cannot comment on her personally.
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Katie
May 2026
21 ft travel trailer
We absolutely stumbled onto a hidden gem with this HipCamp stay. The property was peaceful, beautiful, and felt like something straight out of a storybook. Huge wooded trails, wildlife everywhere, quiet campsites, and the sweetest screened-in sitting area with fresh flowers waiting for us when we arrived.
But what truly made this place unforgettable was the host, Ditte. She went above and beyond in every possible way. We were welcomed with a thoughtful gift bag that included homemade elderflower jam, fire starters, dog treats for our pup, and a hand-drawn map of the entire 50-acre property with trails marked out. She even brought us fresh eggs for breakfast!
The trails were gorgeous and clearly loved and cared for. We saw peacocks, toads, peaceful forest paths, and little signs throughout the woods that made the whole experience feel magical and personal. It honestly felt less like renting a campsite and more like being welcomed onto someone’s little slice of paradise.
If you’re looking for a relaxing, nature-filled escape with an incredibly kind host, this is it. We already can’t wait to come back.” 🌲✨🐾🥚🦚
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Davis
May 2026
Tent
Second time I've been, and thoroughly enjoy this camping spot. The white noise of the stream is so relaxing, and the area is very private. Not to mention the host is incredible and so friendly. I plan to come back many times.
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Deborah
May 2026
22 ft campervan
Lovely spot. Communication with Elisabeth was great! It was so nice to have a quiet place to park in a pretty, woodsy setting and still be near the city. It was raining heavily, but it would've been nice to enjoy the fire pit and seating area if the weather were nicer!
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Hilary
May 2026
21 ft pop-up camper
We absolutely loved our stay and cannot recommend it highly enough.
From the moment we booked, our host provided clear, easy-to-follow instructions and welcomed us with genuine warmth and kindness. What began as a camping experience quickly became something much more memorable. We enjoyed wine and cheese together, shared wonderful conversation, and had the opportunity to hear stories from his travels around the world.
As a former chef, his passion for food and hospitality shines through in everything he does. He prepared dinner for us, and it was exceptional. The steak was one of the best we've ever had, and the ribs were truly outstanding. Beyond the incredible meal, we appreciated how engaging, knowledgeable, and generous he was with his time and stories.
It's rare to find a host who creates such a thoughtful and personal experience. We left feeling well cared for, well fed, and genuinely grateful for the connection.
We would absolutely book again and look forward to returning.
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Michael
May 2026
Tent
Great experience again. Very nice facilities. I stopped on the way out and back from a road trip and rushed my stays too much. I will be stopping by again to explore the area for a few days.
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Josh
May 2026
Tent
You’ll need a 4x4 to reach the sites, but it is well worth it. The fields are teaming with fire flies and be prepared to wake up to a beautiful symphony of bird calls. Vinnie was very accommodating and made our trip easy.
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Dylan
May 2026
16 ft pop-up camper
With kids
Great host! Awesome site. Very clean and well kept.
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