96% (4.9K) • 608 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Signal Mountain
Ocoee Ridge Camp
1. Ocoee Ridge Camp
100%
(20)
38mi from Signal Mountain · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Campers will experience the natural beauty of everything the Ocoee region has to offer! Campsites atop the ridges near the Cherokee National Forest, Whitewater rafting, skeet shooting, scenic cabins, and much more! We are at the peak of a mountain range that overlooks three states and Sugarloaf, Chillhowee, and Big Frog mountains! With that being said, we have steep gravel roads that do not accompany Class A RVs. Please be aware of your truck, RV, or camper's capabilities while booking. Come be part of the Ocoee Ridge Camp community today!
Campfires
Potable water
Full hookups
from
$56
/ night
The Cynefin Luxury Safari Tent
2. The Cynefin Luxury Safari Tent
95%
(47)
40mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Lodging
About this space
We invite you to our little slice of paradise! Enjoy the natural beauty of Lookout Mountain in Mentone, AL. Folklore Forest has 270 feet of Little River Frontage for you to enjoy. Considered to be the purest, natural flowing river in the state, bring your fishing gear and kayaks. Listen to Pipwild Spring trickling over the mossy rock waterfall. Sit at the water’s edge under canopies of rhododendrons and holly trees, and sit at your campfire and view the stunning starry nightscape.
The space
Our 10x12 foot canvas safari tent offers a cozy 120 sq ft of space which can accommodate a twin size mattress in addition to the provided queen bed.
Here's what you find inside:
- Queen size bed with headboard, memory foam mattress, and antimicrobial waterproof cover.
- Comforter, 4 pillows (with antimicrobial covers), and furry blanket.
- Side table with reading material and games.
- Wood camp stove (for heating the tent on chilly nights or cooking).
- Heat powered stove fan.
- Bundle of camp stove sized firewood.
- Mr Heater propane space heater with 30 lb propane tank.
- 6 person Coleman pop up tent.
- Yoga Mat
- Cart with coffee, silverware, plates, cups, bowls, French press, salt/pepper, sugar, kitchen and grill utensils, cutting board, and oven mitt.
- Butane camp stove with fuel.
- Battery powered fan/light combination.
- Portable battery powered lantern.
- Cast iron skillet, non stick skillet, medium sauce pan, small wok, and kettle.
- 3 wash tubs.
- Handmade broom.
- 1 person hammock.
Here's what you'll find outside:
- agon to help you bring luggage down from the car or to gather firewood.
- 6ft picnic table.
- Cafe table and two chairs.
- 2 Adirondack chairs.
- Combination fire pit/grill.
- Solar powered cafe lights.
- Solar shower.
- Camp toilet with bags and Absorbent Gel Liquid Waste Gelling and Deodorizing Powder
- Trash can and trash bags.
- 5 gallon Coleman water cooler.
You need to bring:
- Towels and rags
- Food
- Toilet paper and paper products
- Bug spray for summer months.
Also recommended to bring:
- Ice or dry ice
- Extra wood (you can burn any fallen wood/twigs you find but don’t cut trees!
- Extra water (river water is pure but we always recommend boiling or filtering anything you drink)
Guest access
Folklore Forest is on 3 acres and has 270 feet of River Frontage at your disposal. Little River is considered to be the purest, natural flowing river in the state. Bring your fishing gear and kayaks. Sit on the rocks at the base of the waterfall under the rhododendrons and holly trees, and wade in the water in the warm months.
Park on the side of the road in front of the Cynefin sign. There are solar lights illuminating the path to the tent if you arrive after dark. There you will find a that you can use to bring your luggage down.
Other things to note
• The river will rise and fall depending on how much rain we are getting. It tends to be lower late summer to early fall. We cannot guarantee water levels.
• This is primitive off grid camping. There's no electricity or running water. We recommend bringing a portable battery pack to charge devices.
• Please be respectful of any wildlife (there are white tail deer, raccoons, weasels, harmless black snakes, mink, foxes, coyotes, many birds, and the extremely, and we do mean extremely, rare black bear), while fishing in the little river is allowed, hunting is prohibited.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$102
/ night
Adventures Unlimited Campground
3. Adventures Unlimited Campground
94%
(16)
36mi from Signal Mountain · 50 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Adventures Unlimited Tent Camping, RV Sites and Cabins
Ready for an awesome Ocoee Rafting adventure getaway that doesn’t need to end as soon as you get off the river? Stay at our wooded 30-acre resort, right here in Ocoee, with six bungalow cabins, two large group cabins, and a campground with tent and RV sites. RV sites offer electrical (both 30 and 50 amp sites) and water hookups, and there is a dump station on campus. Our bathhouse is complete with hot showers too! Quiet hours are midnight to 8 am, and there is a campground host.
We have yummy things to eat, cold beverages and live music at The Bus Bar and Grill. Check us out @thebusbarocoee page for a current line up of fun!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$10
/ night
Last Light At Burning Skye Bluff
4. Last Light At Burning Skye Bluff
8.6mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Tent
Burning Skye Bluff
Stunning sunset views high above the Sequatchie Valley drop behind the expansive and breathtaking Cumberland Plateau!
Perched atop Suck Creek Mountain, Burning Skye Bluff is a quiet, mountaintop campsite where the sky seems to ignite at sunset. From this cliff-top, the land drops away into sweeping, unobstructed views of the Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau, with golden hour stretching long and wide across the horizon.
The site features a stone fire ring set right at the edge of the overlook — the perfect place to gather as daylight fades and the sky shifts from gold to ember to stars. On clear evenings, sunsets here are unforgettable, and after dark, the elevation brings cool breezes, deep quiet, and expansive stargazing.
This is a peaceful, secluded spot designed for campers who want space, views, and stillness. It’s ideal for couples, solo travelers, photographers, or anyone looking to unplug and spend an evening watching the sky.
Adventure Access! A 4x4 is required. This beautiful site is not for the faint of heart, yet it’s worth every bit of effort necessary to get there. The site is well suited for vehicle camping or minimalist setups. Come prepared, bring what you need, and settle in — the view does the rest.
If you’re looking for a place where sunset is the main event, Burning Skye Bluff delivers.
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$20
/ night
Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
5. Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
100%
(97)
27mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Lodging
We build from the heart with blue prints and Deer Camp was a thought that started on the back of a receipt and grew into a 12x12 cozy cabin. We have 13 acres and we share with that Deer Camp. Only enough land has been cleared for structures so it's all wooded and every structure was built by us and is unique and one of a kind.
We are all excited to offer an RV site to park a camper or pitch a tent if you want to bring a couple of friends. There is a separate charge for this. This site does offer electricity but water and the bathhouse are shared. This site is only offered to your group and there will never be campers in that space while you’re there.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$140
/ night
96% (4.9K) • 608 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Signal Mountain
Ocoee Ridge Camp
1. Ocoee Ridge Camp
100%
(20)
38mi from Signal Mountain · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Campers will experience the natural beauty of everything the Ocoee region has to offer! Campsites atop the ridges near the Cherokee National Forest, Whitewater rafting, skeet shooting, scenic cabins, and much more! We are at the peak of a mountain range that overlooks three states and Sugarloaf, Chillhowee, and Big Frog mountains! With that being said, we have steep gravel roads that do not accompany Class A RVs. Please be aware of your truck, RV, or camper's capabilities while booking. Come be part of the Ocoee Ridge Camp community today!
Campfires
Potable water
Full hookups
from
$56
/ night
The Cynefin Luxury Safari Tent
2. The Cynefin Luxury Safari Tent
95%
(47)
40mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Lodging
About this space
We invite you to our little slice of paradise! Enjoy the natural beauty of Lookout Mountain in Mentone, AL. Folklore Forest has 270 feet of Little River Frontage for you to enjoy. Considered to be the purest, natural flowing river in the state, bring your fishing gear and kayaks. Listen to Pipwild Spring trickling over the mossy rock waterfall. Sit at the water’s edge under canopies of rhododendrons and holly trees, and sit at your campfire and view the stunning starry nightscape.
The space
Our 10x12 foot canvas safari tent offers a cozy 120 sq ft of space which can accommodate a twin size mattress in addition to the provided queen bed.
Here's what you find inside:
- Queen size bed with headboard, memory foam mattress, and antimicrobial waterproof cover.
- Comforter, 4 pillows (with antimicrobial covers), and furry blanket.
- Side table with reading material and games.
- Wood camp stove (for heating the tent on chilly nights or cooking).
- Heat powered stove fan.
- Bundle of camp stove sized firewood.
- Mr Heater propane space heater with 30 lb propane tank.
- 6 person Coleman pop up tent.
- Yoga Mat
- Cart with coffee, silverware, plates, cups, bowls, French press, salt/pepper, sugar, kitchen and grill utensils, cutting board, and oven mitt.
- Butane camp stove with fuel.
- Battery powered fan/light combination.
- Portable battery powered lantern.
- Cast iron skillet, non stick skillet, medium sauce pan, small wok, and kettle.
- 3 wash tubs.
- Handmade broom.
- 1 person hammock.
Here's what you'll find outside:
- agon to help you bring luggage down from the car or to gather firewood.
- 6ft picnic table.
- Cafe table and two chairs.
- 2 Adirondack chairs.
- Combination fire pit/grill.
- Solar powered cafe lights.
- Solar shower.
- Camp toilet with bags and Absorbent Gel Liquid Waste Gelling and Deodorizing Powder
- Trash can and trash bags.
- 5 gallon Coleman water cooler.
You need to bring:
- Towels and rags
- Food
- Toilet paper and paper products
- Bug spray for summer months.
Also recommended to bring:
- Ice or dry ice
- Extra wood (you can burn any fallen wood/twigs you find but don’t cut trees!
- Extra water (river water is pure but we always recommend boiling or filtering anything you drink)
Guest access
Folklore Forest is on 3 acres and has 270 feet of River Frontage at your disposal. Little River is considered to be the purest, natural flowing river in the state. Bring your fishing gear and kayaks. Sit on the rocks at the base of the waterfall under the rhododendrons and holly trees, and wade in the water in the warm months.
Park on the side of the road in front of the Cynefin sign. There are solar lights illuminating the path to the tent if you arrive after dark. There you will find a that you can use to bring your luggage down.
Other things to note
• The river will rise and fall depending on how much rain we are getting. It tends to be lower late summer to early fall. We cannot guarantee water levels.
• This is primitive off grid camping. There's no electricity or running water. We recommend bringing a portable battery pack to charge devices.
• Please be respectful of any wildlife (there are white tail deer, raccoons, weasels, harmless black snakes, mink, foxes, coyotes, many birds, and the extremely, and we do mean extremely, rare black bear), while fishing in the little river is allowed, hunting is prohibited.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$102
/ night
Adventures Unlimited Campground
3. Adventures Unlimited Campground
94%
(16)
36mi from Signal Mountain · 50 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Adventures Unlimited Tent Camping, RV Sites and Cabins
Ready for an awesome Ocoee Rafting adventure getaway that doesn’t need to end as soon as you get off the river? Stay at our wooded 30-acre resort, right here in Ocoee, with six bungalow cabins, two large group cabins, and a campground with tent and RV sites. RV sites offer electrical (both 30 and 50 amp sites) and water hookups, and there is a dump station on campus. Our bathhouse is complete with hot showers too! Quiet hours are midnight to 8 am, and there is a campground host.
We have yummy things to eat, cold beverages and live music at The Bus Bar and Grill. Check us out @thebusbarocoee page for a current line up of fun!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$10
/ night
Last Light At Burning Skye Bluff
4. Last Light At Burning Skye Bluff
8.6mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Tent
Burning Skye Bluff
Stunning sunset views high above the Sequatchie Valley drop behind the expansive and breathtaking Cumberland Plateau!
Perched atop Suck Creek Mountain, Burning Skye Bluff is a quiet, mountaintop campsite where the sky seems to ignite at sunset. From this cliff-top, the land drops away into sweeping, unobstructed views of the Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau, with golden hour stretching long and wide across the horizon.
The site features a stone fire ring set right at the edge of the overlook — the perfect place to gather as daylight fades and the sky shifts from gold to ember to stars. On clear evenings, sunsets here are unforgettable, and after dark, the elevation brings cool breezes, deep quiet, and expansive stargazing.
This is a peaceful, secluded spot designed for campers who want space, views, and stillness. It’s ideal for couples, solo travelers, photographers, or anyone looking to unplug and spend an evening watching the sky.
Adventure Access! A 4x4 is required. This beautiful site is not for the faint of heart, yet it’s worth every bit of effort necessary to get there. The site is well suited for vehicle camping or minimalist setups. Come prepared, bring what you need, and settle in — the view does the rest.
If you’re looking for a place where sunset is the main event, Burning Skye Bluff delivers.
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$20
/ night
Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
5. Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
100%
(97)
27mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Lodging
We build from the heart with blue prints and Deer Camp was a thought that started on the back of a receipt and grew into a 12x12 cozy cabin. We have 13 acres and we share with that Deer Camp. Only enough land has been cleared for structures so it's all wooded and every structure was built by us and is unique and one of a kind.
We are all excited to offer an RV site to park a camper or pitch a tent if you want to bring a couple of friends. There is a separate charge for this. This site does offer electricity but water and the bathhouse are shared. This site is only offered to your group and there will never be campers in that space while you’re there.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$140
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Chris
2 weeks ago
22 ft travel trailer
With pets
Such a wonderful spot with an amazing view . Would definitely come stay again
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Katie
November 2025
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
Amazing location. We were a tad worried about getting our 40 foot travel trailer up (and down) the mountain, but it was fine! Such beautiful views!
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Jonathan
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
This campground is great! Convenient, well priced, clean, and the staff at the campground and restaurant are all kind and helpful.
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Sarah
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
Deer Camp was an absolutely perfect getaway for my husband and I. They had everything we could have thought we would need and many other sweet surprises available to us during our stay. Incredible hospitality, wonderful hosts, 10/10 perfect trip.
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Michelle
November 2025
3 nights at Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
We loved the whole place and will definitely be back! It was our first time glamping and this property set the bar high!
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Anthony
November 2025
30 ft travel trailer
Fantastic view - best of any campground in the past and probably the future!
We had a great time talking with our neighbors and making new friends. Great location to launch into hikes, rafting, site seeing.
Site has excellent grading and water/power/sewer.
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Laura
October 2025
With kids
Great spot in nature, cozy tent which kept us nice and dry when it stormed. The host’s home is visible which wasn’t a problem, but worth noting. Love that it was well stocked, we had a lovely stay and would come back. Thank you!
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Shawn
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Glamping at Deer Camp Cabin
Great little spot for a night away with my 16 year old daughter. I’m a city person so loved that this wasn’t too remote but still private. They have everything you need to cook and relax. The bath house is nice and unique. Really enjoyed our stay and will come for longer next time.
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Alex
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Awesome spot. View was amazing and the facilities were very nice and well kept. While being secluded up the mountain, there is a Food City and Ace Hardware within 12-15 minutes which came in very handy for a supply run!
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Aaron
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
By far the most beautiful view of any campsite I’ve ever had! Getting to the site was more challenging than I’m used to — he isn’t kidding about 4x4 being strongly suggested, but my Frontier was able to pull my GeoPro up the climbs without problems. The site itself was very level and easy to back into, the the hookups were convenient. Garbage cans are provided. The cabin provides good WiFi.
The only negative thing thing I can say about the site is that if you want privacy this might not be your place. The sites are right next to each other, which is in turn next to a cabin. There were two other sites occupied while I was there and everyone was respectful.
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Sam
October 2025
With kids
Deer Camp is the place to be. It is a place our family loves to go to and never disappoints.
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Bob
October 2025
23 ft Class B
Stunning Ridge- a Great Escape**
My wife and I enjoyed a fantastic 2-day stay at Ocoee Ridge Camp's Big Frog RV site in our Sprinter Van. Perched on the ridges of Cherokee National Forest near Old Fort, TN, it offers jaw-dropping panoramic views of mountains and valleys. Booking was seamless online, and the gravel roads were manageable (AWD or 4WD make it easy for larger rigs).
The site is spacious with full hookups (20/30/50-amp, water,, very strong WiFi, picnic table, and fire pit.
We grilled steaks at sunset, sat by the fire, and woke to magical morning vistas from our van bed.
Days were spent hiking and mountain biking the gravel trails then relaxing under the awning; evenings featured epic sunsets and a moonrise highlight.
Peaceful, private, and uncrowded with friendly staff. A must for van-lifers in the Southeast— Chris and the entire staff were great!! we'll return soon!
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Justice
October 2025
10 ft travel trailer
With pets
One of the best Camp grounds I’ve stayed at! With some amazing views!
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Liberty
October 2025
10 ft travel trailer
With pets
Loved camping here, incredible view. Enjoyed hiking around the property & other nearby areas. Already booked another trip to come back!
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Justin
September 2025
14 ft travel trailer
I stayed here for a long weekend and it was absolutely worth it and I will be back again. The property is amazing and the spots sit above the clouds looking over the Ocoee basin and the mountains. The sites are full hookups which are nice especially in the warmer months. There are only 4 sites and they are a little close so it would be great to reserve them all at once with friends. The owner came by several times to check in but otherwise extremely private! Highly recommend!
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Kesha
September 2025
15 ft pop-up camper
Fun atmosphere, good drinks, good food, and loved the staff. We stayed for a quick night on our way home. It was easy to get in and good place to relax and enjoy the drinks.
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William
September 2025
Tent
Really friendly people and it's a really great crowd of people that camp here too. Beautiful nature and good quality amenities like showers for the price. Very relaxing place. Restaurant nearby is convenient and has cool parties on the weekends.
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Nicki
September 2025
With pets
We had a great time on Thomas' land. Directions were perfect, the site was clean and relaxing.
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Beth
September 2025
44 ft travel trailer
With pets
in a word, Chris' camp and cabin sites are gorgeous! The views of the Tennessee, North Carolina, and Georgia mountains are spectacular! We happened to be at Ocoee Ridge on a transition week for them and had the entire place to ourselves which made for a very quiet, reflective time. I rather don't want to tell you all of this because i want to keep this place a secret. But, it is a wonderful place to camp.
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Glenna
August 2025
With pets
What a magical spot Mitch and Lori have created! The outdoor kitchen has everything you could possibly need. The bath house is amazing. The cabin is clean and cozy. Hiking and kayaking are close by. We will definitely be back.
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