Farm stays in Pickwick Lake, Tennessee 2026

Thanks to the Tennessee Valley Authority and its dam-building prowess in the 1930s, vast reservoirs are scattered across the Volunteer State. Like most of them, Pickwick Lake is a hotspot for outdoor recreation, with bass fishing, boating, swimming, tubing, and water skiing among its top activities. Stretching 53 miles from southwest Tennessee across Mississippi and Alabama on the Tennessee River, Pickwick Lake’s shoreline is dotted with campsites, as is the surrounding countryside. Fun fact: A literature-loving postmaster named the area after a Charles Dickens’ novel, the Pickwick Papers, in the mid-1800s.

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Top-rated campgrounds in Pickwick Lake

Reed Creek Campsites

1. Reed Creek Campsites

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Collinwood, TN · 4 sites

Our property is an amazing plot of 45 acres of mostly woods and sits atop a beautiful ridge. Our campsite sits near Reed Patch creek at the bottom of the the ridge as well as near the frog pond! Here, are homes of turkey, deer, owls, woodpeckers, and many other We are a leave no trace campsite. We are 1.5 hours from Nashville, 40 minutes from Amish Country (Ethridge) 20 from Lake Meriwether, and 15 minutes from Natchez Trace.

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Seven Pines River Resort

2. Seven Pines River Resort

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Waynesboro, TN · 27 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Welcome to Seven Pines River Resort on the Buffalo River - Tennessee's premier riverside destination on 30 pristine acres. Camp beneath dramatic bluffs overlooking emerald waters, with modern amenities including private bathhouses, WiFi, fire pits, and access to our 21+ Sandbox lounge. Meet our resident goats, explore working farmland, and enjoy on-site dining at PuckerWilly's (opening 2026). Less than 2 hours from Nashville.

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Camp Wonder Wander is Wanderful

3. Camp Wonder Wander is Wanderful

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Waynesboro, TN · 15 sites · Tents, RVs

Your host Val has walked away from her life as a tenured graphic design professor for a passion that is probably her true calling. Inspired by travels and a youth immersed in girls scouts, I created this retreat center and camp for the opportunity to relish in nature, put away the phone and get back to craft, conversation, and the basics of life. You'll relish in the quiet and beauty of the rural rolling foothills of Appalachia in mid-south TN. 20 minutes from any town so prepare en route. Route 99 splits the 17 acres with retreat center on one side and an 11.5 acre campground with significant river front property On The Buffalo. This is in Lewis county - of the Lewis and Clark adventurers. The Buffalo River is a class 1 and sometimes 2 river perfect for kayaking. Ask about add on options like a tour and story about the camp and animals or even a pottery lesson or art workshop.

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Angel Acres Campground

4. Angel Acres Campground

Hohenwald, TN · 40 sites · Tents, RVs

We have beautiful rolling hills, trees and two ponds. We raise sheep and chickens and a huge organic garden for our customers to use. We have twenty acres of land all fenced in. Located one mile from the buffalo rive. We provide use of our kayaks and a ride if needed. We are a few miles from the Natchez Trace. And laurel hill lake.

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Bucks Ranch Retreat

5. Bucks Ranch Retreat

Waynesboro, TN · 21 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Bucks Ranch is located on beautiful TN acers of farm land. We are a family friendly retreat facility and our property is an outdoor lovers dream. It is very peaceful and serene. There are lot of areas for nature walks, and exploring. We have a beautiful creek that runs through the property. We have small farm animals- sheep, goats, pot belly pigs, donkeys, and chickens. We also have horses and offer horse riding lessons. Some of our amenities include a playground, gaga pit, tether ball, Food trailer (seasonal). Conveniently located between Nashville, Memphis, and Huntsville, AL in the small community of Waynesboro, TN. Our Facility sits about 5 miles from the town square. Waynesboro is the county seat of Wayne County which includes, Waynesboro, Collinwood and Clifton. You will find small town charm in Wayne County as you explore our shops, restaurants, and local music history. Our community is bustling with local farmers and farmland and bordered on the west by the TN River in Clifton and to the East by Natchez trace parkway. Both the Natchez Trace and Tennessee River offer lots of activities, including nature and history, the trail of tears, nature hikes, boating and fishing. In Wayne County about 5 miles from our location is the opportunity to spend the day canoeing or kayaking down the Buffalo River. Travel 40 miles northeast and enter an Amish Community for Amish shopping and Tours. Or go straight to the East about 30 miles and visit Lawrenceburg, TN and Davy Crocket State Park. Head 40 miles west discover all the history at the battle fields of Shiloh, just outside of Savanah, TN. And if Music is your interest 45 min south of is "Shoals". Muscle Shoals and Florence Alabama have rich southern history, beautiful historical homes, music roots. No matter the interest, there are ton of things to do occupy your time.

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Frog Pond Tent Camp

6. Frog Pond Tent Camp

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(3)

Adamsville, TN · 1 site

This 18 acre homestead is conveniently located right on Hwy 64, only 7 miles from the Stantonville Amish community; Shiloh Battlefield and archaeological site; and Savannah, TN. The town of Adamsville (home of Sheriff Buford Pusser!) is only 1.5 miles away, for convenient access to grocery and gas stations. Because we are right on the highway, guests should note that vehicle noise can be heard, especially during weekday working hours. The evenings and early mornings are generally peaceful, and for those seeking a camp spot with easy access, this is the spot for youThere's a 1-acre spring fed pond at the back of the property that's great for swimming, sitting and relaxing, or even fishing (though there's not much in there but perch!) We maintain a 1-mile loop path around our pastures perfect for an early morning or evening stroll, and there is a small 4-5 acre wood guests are also welcome to explore. There is a designated campfire area, and we kindly ask guests not to burn fires at their campsite. In addition to our new flower field and personal vegetable garden, the farm is home to one retired musician (me); one super cool shih tzu (Sirius); and 24 chickens. And we can't wait to share this lovely space with you.

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Misty Acres

7. Misty Acres

Waynesboro, TN · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Tucked along the scenic Buffalo River, our farm is a peaceful, spacious escape perfect for nature lovers, campers, and river explorers. 🌳 What We Offer: • RV hookups with water and electricity • Spacious primitive camping sites under the stars • Peaceful ponds for fishing • Easy access to the Buffalo River — perfect for floating, canoeing, or kayaking right from the property! (This is a “bring your own equipment” set up right now! But there are also local companies that offer these amenities with put-ins nearby!) 🏞 Just down the road, explore the stunning Natural Bridge with daily visits for a small fee. 🍷 Spend the afternoon at local wineries like Amber Falls, Keg Springs and Arrington Vineyards. Whether you’re looking to relax, adventure, or reconnect with nature, our land has a little something for everyone.

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Hawk Holler Farm

8. Hawk Holler Farm

Sardis, TN · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Overnight camping and RV spots. No facilities. Bring it in take it out. Several places to tent or park your RV. 15 minutes from the Tennessee river, secluded but not far from rural civilization. Our farm is under development.

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Platos Branch Farm RV park

9. Platos Branch Farm RV park

96%

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Rogersville, AL · 6 sites

Platos Branch Farm RV: Named after the large branch that runs thru the property across the horse pasture. There are large fish in the Branch. Which is on private property so you can fish without a state license. The park is located on a working farm. The horses are usually in site. Campers tell us that the stars here at night are a beauty to behold. This is a quiet peaceful place. But still minutes away from the conveniences. Grocery within 5 miles and numerous restaurants. Hope you see us soon. Learn more about this land: RV Spots in the country, Total of 6 RV Spots. Great view of horse pasture with 5 horses. Platos pond across pasture. Great Fishing. Look at the stars and have some peaceful nights. 3 miles to Grocery store and resturants. Joe Wheeler state Park within 5 miles. Awesome trails for hiking or biking. 25 minutes to Florence ( UNA) or Athens. Brownsferry Plant about 20 minutes. Weekly and monthly rates available.

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Oak Leaf Hills

10. Oak Leaf Hills

Waterloo, AL · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

The property is 116 acres of primitive camping area, with 2 year-round creeks running through the property and plenty of room to hike and explore nature. About 40 acres are in pasture and the rest are wooded, with an area under development. This is a scenic and picturesque natural environment. We want to keep it that way so we do ask that you have a way to dispose of your waste and leave no litter behind.

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Wilderness Camp at Healing Springs

11. Wilderness Camp at Healing Springs

Bath Springs, TN · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Point Pleasant Nature Preserve in Bath Springs, Tennessee! Our 70-acre property is near the beautiful Tennessee River and is almost entirely rolling hills of timbered forest. A spring-fed creek, Mile Branch, also meanders through the length of the property. With food sources, water, and plenty of cover, there will surely be opportunities to see multitudes of wildlife. Wild nature hikes, splashing in the healing springs of Bath Springs, and woodland camping are some of the opportunities to enjoy your stay with us. Decatur County is known as the Outdoor Capital of Tennessee. The Tennessee River is less than a mile away, the way the crow flies. We have a unique biodiversity in the West Tennessee Uplands with opportunities to explore geological formations, the Tennessee River Scenic Byway, the Tennessee Riverline, and much more. It is a sportsman’s paradise. Many of the outdoor activities center around the beautiful Tennessee River, which forms the eastern and southern borders of the county. The clean waters of the Tennessee provide plenty of opportunities, such as fishing, boating, swimming, and waterskiing. People around the state refer to Decatur County as “The Home of the Tennessee River.” Raw woodland camping. Unplug from technology and forest bathe to ground and reset. Pets are welcome, and off-leash is allowable with voice control. Because this is raw woodlands, campers can expect to encounter wildlife, possibly including snakes and pests like ticks, so come prepared! Bushcrafting is allowed. All trash must be carried out. Please leave it better than you found it, and have respect for the flora and fauna because you are visiting their home. Please leave all of the rocks and vegetation on the property. Consuming wild-harvested foods to be consumed on-site is allowable. Nearby towns and communities include Saltillo (4 miles), Clifton (18 miles), Scotts Hill (20 miles), Decaturville (20 miles), Savannah (20 miles), and Lexington (28 miles). Please come, enjoy, and reconnect with nature!

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Campsters.

12. Campsters.

Morris Chapel, TN · 1 site · Tent, RV

Campsters – Peaceful Dry Camp in Morris Chapel Escape to nature at Campsters, a laid-back and affordable dry camping spot nestled on open fields near a peaceful forest in Morris Chapel, Tennessee. This quiet, rustic site is perfect for tent campers and small rig adventurers looking to unwind under wide open skies. What to Expect Pitch your tent or park your small camper (vehicles under 35 ft) in a spacious, level field surrounded by trees and fresh country air. Campfires are allowed, so you can cozy up at night around a crackling fire and relax beneath the stars. Simple, Nature-First Amenities Dry camping — no electrical or water hookups, keeping the experience true to the outdoors Potable water on site Pet-friendly environment Campfires permitted (where safe) Great space for outdoor activities and relaxing in nature Why It’s Special Campsters offers an uncomplicated, back-to-basics camping experience at an affordable nightly rate. It’s ideal for campers who want a quiet getaway and a chance to enjoy peaceful evenings in the Tennessee countryside without the distractions of a traditional campground.

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WOLRV@TN River

13. WOLRV@TN River

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(1)

Clifton, TN · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

White Oak Landing RV welcomes you to this nearly half acre river front RV level spot is perfect for a family campground or buddy camping… Gated RV development, our full built out site has TWO full RV hookups with septic, water, 50/30/20 EACH… watch tug boats lazily cruise by on the Tennessee River.. private boat launch and dock just a few hundreds yards nearby. Along with a covered family pavilion and boat trailer parking lot. Peaceful TN sunsets, crisp dew mornings… Historic Clifton TN nearby with a vintage Main Street… Clifton Marina a few miles away with live music and the area’s best food/drink menu with locals .. Adirondack style Red Chairs, fire pit. Nightly rate $ 45.00, Weekly $ 295..00, Monthly $ 695.00. Electric billed separately for long term renters. * Depending on RV type.

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Rose Creek Properties

14. Rose Creek Properties

Selmer, TN · 2 sites

Welcome to Rose Creek Properties, where you’ll find a friendly neighborhood community nestled in the woods of West Tennessee, only 2 miles off of Highway 64, in Selmer. We are the happy host of several Airbnb’s and presently have 2 RV sites available. Our well-maintained property can be described as, “solitude without isolation,” a peaceful place. Come enjoy our friendly neighborhood, the walking trails and pond, the amazing sunsets, family friendly playgrounds, Rose Creek Farms, and the RCV Great Room, our community venue (available to rent). Rose Creek Properties has been described as a resting place, an escape from the hustle and bustle, and a visit to the good ole days, when people went out of their way to support their neighbors and community.

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Fisherman’s Hideaway RV Park

Bucks Ranch is located on beautiful TN acers of farm land. We are a family friendly retreat facility and our property is an outdoor lovers dream. It is very peaceful and serene. There are lot of areas for nature walks, and exploring. We have a beautiful creek that runs through the property. We have small farm animals- sheep, goats, pot belly pigs, donkeys, and chickens. We also have horses and offer horse riding lessons. Some of our amenities include a playground, gaga pit, tether ball, Food trailer (seasonal). Conveniently located between Nashville, Memphis, and Huntsville, AL in the small community of Waynesboro, TN. Our Facility sits about 5 miles from the town square. Waynesboro is the county seat of Wayne County which includes, Waynesboro, Collinwood and Clifton. You will find small town charm in Wayne County as you explore our shops, restaurants, and local music history. Our community is bustling with local farmers and farmland and bordered on the west by the TN River in Clifton and to the East by Natchez trace parkway. Both the Natchez Trace and Tennessee River offer lots of activities, including nature and history, the trail of tears, nature hikes, boating and fishing. In Wayne County about 5 miles from our location is the opportunity to spend the day canoeing or kayaking down the Buffalo River. Travel 40 miles northeast and enter an Amish Community for Amish shopping and Tours. Or go straight to the East about 30 miles and visit Lawrenceburg, TN and Davy Crocket State Park. Head 40 miles west discover all the history at the battle fields of Shiloh, just outside of Savanah, TN. And if Music is your interest 45 min south of is "Shoals". Muscle Shoals and Florence Alabama have rich southern history, beautiful historical homes, music roots. No matter the interest, there are ton of things to do occupy your time.

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Frog Pond Tent Camp

6. Frog Pond Tent Camp

100%

(3)

Adamsville, TN · 1 site

This 18 acre homestead is conveniently located right on Hwy 64, only 7 miles from the Stantonville Amish community; Shiloh Battlefield and archaeological site; and Savannah, TN. The town of Adamsville (home of Sheriff Buford Pusser!) is only 1.5 miles away, for convenient access to grocery and gas stations. Because we are right on the highway, guests should note that vehicle noise can be heard, especially during weekday working hours. The evenings and early mornings are generally peaceful, and for those seeking a camp spot with easy access, this is the spot for youThere's a 1-acre spring fed pond at the back of the property that's great for swimming, sitting and relaxing, or even fishing (though there's not much in there but perch!) We maintain a 1-mile loop path around our pastures perfect for an early morning or evening stroll, and there is a small 4-5 acre wood guests are also welcome to explore. There is a designated campfire area, and we kindly ask guests not to burn fires at their campsite. In addition to our new flower field and personal vegetable garden, the farm is home to one retired musician (me); one super cool shih tzu (Sirius); and 24 chickens. And we can't wait to share this lovely space with you.

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Misty Acres

7. Misty Acres

Waynesboro, TN · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Tucked along the scenic Buffalo River, our farm is a peaceful, spacious escape perfect for nature lovers, campers, and river explorers. 🌳 What We Offer: • RV hookups with water and electricity • Spacious primitive camping sites under the stars • Peaceful ponds for fishing • Easy access to the Buffalo River — perfect for floating, canoeing, or kayaking right from the property! (This is a “bring your own equipment” set up right now! But there are also local companies that offer these amenities with put-ins nearby!) 🏞 Just down the road, explore the stunning Natural Bridge with daily visits for a small fee. 🍷 Spend the afternoon at local wineries like Amber Falls, Keg Springs and Arrington Vineyards. Whether you’re looking to relax, adventure, or reconnect with nature, our land has a little something for everyone.

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$50

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Hawk Holler Farm

8. Hawk Holler Farm

Sardis, TN · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Overnight camping and RV spots. No facilities. Bring it in take it out. Several places to tent or park your RV. 15 minutes from the Tennessee river, secluded but not far from rural civilization. Our farm is under development.

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Platos Branch Farm RV park

9. Platos Branch Farm RV park

96%

(26)

Rogersville, AL · 6 sites

Platos Branch Farm RV: Named after the large branch that runs thru the property across the horse pasture. There are large fish in the Branch. Which is on private property so you can fish without a state license. The park is located on a working farm. The horses are usually in site. Campers tell us that the stars here at night are a beauty to behold. This is a quiet peaceful place. But still minutes away from the conveniences. Grocery within 5 miles and numerous restaurants. Hope you see us soon. Learn more about this land: RV Spots in the country, Total of 6 RV Spots. Great view of horse pasture with 5 horses. Platos pond across pasture. Great Fishing. Look at the stars and have some peaceful nights. 3 miles to Grocery store and resturants. Joe Wheeler state Park within 5 miles. Awesome trails for hiking or biking. 25 minutes to Florence ( UNA) or Athens. Brownsferry Plant about 20 minutes. Weekly and monthly rates available.

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Oak Leaf Hills

10. Oak Leaf Hills

Waterloo, AL · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

The property is 116 acres of primitive camping area, with 2 year-round creeks running through the property and plenty of room to hike and explore nature. About 40 acres are in pasture and the rest are wooded, with an area under development. This is a scenic and picturesque natural environment. We want to keep it that way so we do ask that you have a way to dispose of your waste and leave no litter behind.

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$20

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Wilderness Camp at Healing Springs

11. Wilderness Camp at Healing Springs

Bath Springs, TN · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Point Pleasant Nature Preserve in Bath Springs, Tennessee! Our 70-acre property is near the beautiful Tennessee River and is almost entirely rolling hills of timbered forest. A spring-fed creek, Mile Branch, also meanders through the length of the property. With food sources, water, and plenty of cover, there will surely be opportunities to see multitudes of wildlife. Wild nature hikes, splashing in the healing springs of Bath Springs, and woodland camping are some of the opportunities to enjoy your stay with us. Decatur County is known as the Outdoor Capital of Tennessee. The Tennessee River is less than a mile away, the way the crow flies. We have a unique biodiversity in the West Tennessee Uplands with opportunities to explore geological formations, the Tennessee River Scenic Byway, the Tennessee Riverline, and much more. It is a sportsman’s paradise. Many of the outdoor activities center around the beautiful Tennessee River, which forms the eastern and southern borders of the county. The clean waters of the Tennessee provide plenty of opportunities, such as fishing, boating, swimming, and waterskiing. People around the state refer to Decatur County as “The Home of the Tennessee River.” Raw woodland camping. Unplug from technology and forest bathe to ground and reset. Pets are welcome, and off-leash is allowable with voice control. Because this is raw woodlands, campers can expect to encounter wildlife, possibly including snakes and pests like ticks, so come prepared! Bushcrafting is allowed. All trash must be carried out. Please leave it better than you found it, and have respect for the flora and fauna because you are visiting their home. Please leave all of the rocks and vegetation on the property. Consuming wild-harvested foods to be consumed on-site is allowable. Nearby towns and communities include Saltillo (4 miles), Clifton (18 miles), Scotts Hill (20 miles), Decaturville (20 miles), Savannah (20 miles), and Lexington (28 miles). Please come, enjoy, and reconnect with nature!

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Campsters.

12. Campsters.

Morris Chapel, TN · 1 site · Tent, RV

Campsters – Peaceful Dry Camp in Morris Chapel Escape to nature at Campsters, a laid-back and affordable dry camping spot nestled on open fields near a peaceful forest in Morris Chapel, Tennessee. This quiet, rustic site is perfect for tent campers and small rig adventurers looking to unwind under wide open skies. What to Expect Pitch your tent or park your small camper (vehicles under 35 ft) in a spacious, level field surrounded by trees and fresh country air. Campfires are allowed, so you can cozy up at night around a crackling fire and relax beneath the stars. Simple, Nature-First Amenities Dry camping — no electrical or water hookups, keeping the experience true to the outdoors Potable water on site Pet-friendly environment Campfires permitted (where safe) Great space for outdoor activities and relaxing in nature Why It’s Special Campsters offers an uncomplicated, back-to-basics camping experience at an affordable nightly rate. It’s ideal for campers who want a quiet getaway and a chance to enjoy peaceful evenings in the Tennessee countryside without the distractions of a traditional campground.

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WOLRV@TN River

13. WOLRV@TN River

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Clifton, TN · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

White Oak Landing RV welcomes you to this nearly half acre river front RV level spot is perfect for a family campground or buddy camping… Gated RV development, our full built out site has TWO full RV hookups with septic, water, 50/30/20 EACH… watch tug boats lazily cruise by on the Tennessee River.. private boat launch and dock just a few hundreds yards nearby. Along with a covered family pavilion and boat trailer parking lot. Peaceful TN sunsets, crisp dew mornings… Historic Clifton TN nearby with a vintage Main Street… Clifton Marina a few miles away with live music and the area’s best food/drink menu with locals .. Adirondack style Red Chairs, fire pit. Nightly rate $ 45.00, Weekly $ 295..00, Monthly $ 695.00. Electric billed separately for long term renters. * Depending on RV type.

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Rose Creek Properties

14. Rose Creek Properties

Selmer, TN · 2 sites

Welcome to Rose Creek Properties, where you’ll find a friendly neighborhood community nestled in the woods of West Tennessee, only 2 miles off of Highway 64, in Selmer. We are the happy host of several Airbnb’s and presently have 2 RV sites available. Our well-maintained property can be described as, “solitude without isolation,” a peaceful place. Come enjoy our friendly neighborhood, the walking trails and pond, the amazing sunsets, family friendly playgrounds, Rose Creek Farms, and the RCV Great Room, our community venue (available to rent). Rose Creek Properties has been described as a resting place, an escape from the hustle and bustle, and a visit to the good ole days, when people went out of their way to support their neighbors and community.

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Fisherman’s Hideaway RV Park

15. Fisherman’s Hideaway RV Park

Clifton, TN · 3 sites

Welcome to Fisherman's Hideaway RV Park (FHRP), located directly on the beautiful Tennessee River near Clifton, Tennessee. This small, brand new RV park is located inside Paradise Landing, an RV community of residents and guests who enjoy the peaceful and remote environment. At Fisherman’s Hideaway, we’re open year-round so you can enjoy riverfront RV living during all four seasons. Our community area is designed to provide you with a relaxing area adjacent to the water. One buddy pad is available for those traveling together in two RVs, or for those single RVers who would like more space. Two large single pads are also available. All RV pads are compacted, level, and are topped with small gravel that eliminates the dragging of mud and dirt into your RV. Are you looking forward to lighting up the outdoor fire pit? FHRP has individual bundles of high-quality, seasoned firewood available on-site for purchase. FHRP is a remote location, so you will need to bring all supplies with you. The nearest towns, Clifton and Linden, are small and they do have basic necessities. Clifton is about a 20-minute drive and Linden is about 40-minutes. You can find much more about the area under the Local Services tab on the FHRP website. This is the ideal destination for an active family vacation or a laid back retreat...and it’s 100% pet-friendly. Come unwind on the famous Tennessee River. Enjoy a relaxing day fishing on the river and a quiet evening of stargazing -- all from your camp site. Endless fun and adventures await you and your family at FHRP! Pad Amenities 50/30/20 amp Hookup City Water Septic Hookup Combo Fire Pit/BBQ Grill 46" Round Picnic Table Park Amenities Awesome WiFi (fiber optic cable) Pickleball Court Dog Run (15'x60' fenced) Storm Shelter (EF-5 rated) 18' above ground pool (seasonal) Kayaks (fishing and pleasure) and Lifejackets Outdoor Kitchen (sink with hot water, grill, prep area) Outdoor Shower (with hot water) Covered Pergola with Adirondack Chairs 8' Picnic Table Chiminea Cornhole Concrete stairs to the river Firewood available for purchase

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Sunshine

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Amazing place to stay, bread was amazing! We even got out and hiked a waterfall close by. Other than the cold front and low of 27 on Sunday night 🤦‍♀️ we had a great time.

Emily

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Very private location by the creek. Will def be back!

Pecan Platform...in the fall you can grab some pecans!

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Michael

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Frog Pond Tent Camp

Sevylla was a great host and her property was perfect for my solo weekend trip to Tennessee. Sevylla met me on arrival, showed me around the property and was extremely nice and helpful. The campsite was very clean and well maintained and the platform for my tent made for a comfortable nights sleep. Would definitely stay here in the future.

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Stephanie

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Really great spot and really great family ♥️ Stayed here with my dog and there was plenty to explore. Nice sounds by the creek and slept great. Definitely recommend Sharla’s sourdough bread!

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Meghan

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Sharla is so kind and has a beautiful property! Walking the creek was a lot of fun and at night the view for star gazing was phenomenal! I would definitely stay again.

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Amy

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

We spent two wonderful nights at Sharla’s hip camp. The creeks are fun, the view of the sky is beautiful, the entire experience is perfect. Sharla is a fantastic host and communicates so well. I hope to come back and definitely recommend:)

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Donald

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

I love camping by the creek and falling asleep to the sound of the water. Wading in the stream was surreal and completely rejuvenating.

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Donald

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Really cool spot. The sounds of the creek lull you to sleep. I am definitely going to come back here.

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Riley

August 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

My fiancé and I spent a weekend at this campsite in late summer, and it was absolutely magical. It gets very hot, so be sure to bring a canopy for shade or plan to spend most of your time relaxing in the creek, which we happily did. The location was beautiful and easy to find, and the owner made us feel welcome right away. We set up in the open field so we could enjoy prime stargazing, and it turned out to be the perfect spot. The night sky was incredible. The real highlight was the creek. It was refreshing, freeing, and so much fun for both us and our dogs. I highly recommend walking upstream behind the campsite until you reach a cliff area with a stunning waterfall. Just make sure to wear good water shoes, as it can get slippery. A 100 out of 10 stay. We will definitely be coming back!

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Dana

July 2025

Tent

With pets

3 nights at Reed Creek Campsites

First booking on Hipcamp and wow did I find an amazing place! Sharla, Garrett and kids are the most precious family and awesome host! My site was right where 2 creeks join and having the babbling water sing me to sleep each night was amazing. Very secluded place with open skies, no lights and very little road noise. If you love exploring creeks or just forest bathing- this is a perfect spot to do it! My 2 pups were able to be off leash almost the entire time and that is so rare to find. Our favorite spot was where the 2 creeks merge. I had a spiritual moment there. The water temp is about 15-20• cooler in one verses the other. I found a flat rock and sat in the creeks allowing one side of my body to be in the cooler water and the other in the warmer- I can’t describe the feeling I experienced, but I certainly felt some cleansing/healing energy work being performed by Mother Nature. I found myself briefly sobbing and then felt my body just let it all go- shoulders relaxed, my spine felt like it was being rung out like a dirty mop. Nuts it may seem- but I walked away from this trip feeling more whole than I have in a long time. The place is magical. Cell service was in and out which I enjoyed. It’s advertised as a “short walk” in and it’s literally steps away. I’m a heavy packer so I was concerned, but felt like an idiot when I arrived. 😂 Single female and felt completely safe. Sharla’s Rosemary focaccia was a great addition. Book it now! We will def be returning!

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Brendan

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Reed Creek Campsites

Great campsite and wonderful hosts. Very private with two nice creeks. Will visit again

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Cori

July 2025

Tent

With kids

4 nights at Reed Creek Campsites

This land was absolutely gorgeous. The creek is clear and cold. Our kids loved wading in the water and finding small fish. The camping area is huge with a ton of options for set up. We pull a utility trailer with a large SUV and tent camp and had lots of space left. Hosts were more than accommodating when we had to leave mid-trip due to my daughter falling ill. Would highly recommend this spot. We hope to return.

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Olivia

June 2025

Tent

1 night at Reed Creek Campsites

Beautiful spot that felt private and safe. The creeks are clean, cool, and calming, and the sound of rushing water is heard throughout the campsite. I would definitely stay here again!

Nicholas

May 2025

49 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to WOLRV@TN River

A little slice of paradise! Ed and Casey's place was really a hidden gem. The view of the river and boats going by was great entertainment. The "beach" they had with smooth white sand was very enjoyable. There's even a community playground for the kiddos and boat launch. The community was very welcoming with people waving and lots of smiles. We will definitely be returning in the future and after talking with our hosts we are excited about improvements they have planned for the future. Thanks Ed and Casey!

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Farm stays in Pickwick Lake guide

Where to go

Pickwick Dam Area

South of Pickwick Dam, Pickwick Landing State Park is watersports central, with a marina and an array of boat rentals, including kayaks, canoes, fishing boats, and pontoon party barges. Landlubbers may prefer to play the 18-hole golf course, try their hand at disc golf, or stroll the two easy hiking trails. Campers will find lakefront tent sites and RV sites. North of the river, the Bruton Branch State Recreation Area has primitive tent sites, most of them by the water.

Southwest Tennessee

For more tent and RV campsites, check out the small towns and farms near the lake and the Tennessee River in southwest Tennessee. Glamping options—think cabins, Airstream rentals, and horse farms—are plentiful too, and many have boat ramps. Top small towns for camping include Counce, Savannah, and Henderson, and the TVA manages the 92-site Pickwick Dam Campground in Savannah.

Mississippi & Alabama

Skinny Pickwick Lake stretches from Tennessee into the northern reaches of Mississippi and Alabama, where waterfront campgrounds are just as recreation-focused as their neighbors in Tennessee. Cabins and campsites are close to both the lake and the Tennessee River at J.P. Coleman State Park, which is perched on a lakeside bluff in Mississippi.

Memphis & Jackson Surrounds

Home to the National Civil Rights Museum, blues-playing Beale Street, Elvis Presley’s Graceland, and a booming food hall scene, Memphis is a full-immersion destination. Not far from the city and close to the Mississippi, campgrounds, RV parks, and glamping destinations are plentiful on farms and forestlands. Memphis is 120 miles west of Pickwick Lake, while Jackson, another urban launchpad, is 60 miles north of Pickwick Dam.