The best river, stream, or creek camping near Memphis

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Riverside camping near Memphis gets you close to the water and out under the open sky. With over 80 river-focused campsites around the area, you’ll find spots where you can cast a line, take a swim, or just listen to the current as you drift off to sleep. Most sites keep things practical—expect toilets, pet-friendly rules, and campfires allowed. Nightly rates average $30, but you can snag a site for as low as $15 if you’re watching your budget. Want advice? Check out Home Place P.’s Land (54 reviews); travelers rave about the peaceful setting. ChrisLeigh (23 reviews) is known for easy river access, while Oasis Homestead (1 review) offers a quiet escape. Hiking trails thread through the woods, fishing is solid, and the river’s always there when you need to cool off.

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Riverside camping near Memphis gets you close to the water and out under the open sky. With over 80 river-focused campsites around the area, you’ll find spots where you can cast a line, take a swim, or just listen to the current as you drift off to sleep. Most sites keep things practical—expect toilets, pet-friendly rules, and campfires allowed. Nightly rates average $30, but you can snag a site for as low as $15 if you’re watching your budget. Want advice? Check out Home Place P.’s Land (54 reviews); travelers rave about the peaceful setting. ChrisLeigh (23 reviews) is known for easy river access, while Oasis Homestead (1 review) offers a quiet escape. Hiking trails thread through the woods, fishing is solid, and the river’s always there when you need to cool off.

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