The best river, stream, or creek campgrounds near Signal Mountain, Tennessee

Looking to pitch your tent near Signal Mountain, Tennessee and be surrounded by the calming sound of a river? Look no further than Hipcamp, with over 1600 options in the area that fit your preference. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just starting out, you'll find the perfect spot for your outdoor adventure. Check out top campsites like Belle and Beau Acres (305 reviews), The Falls at Sewanee Creek (286 reviews), and Hammock'Sway (220 reviews) to get a sense of what's available. With popular amenities like campfires, pet-friendly sites, and toilets, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're feeling adventurous, take advantage of activities like biking, whitewater paddling, and climbing. Get ready to experience the great outdoors at its finest!

98% (3.3K) • 235 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Signal Mountain

River Life RV Resort

1. River Life RV Resort

99%

(47)

3.6mi from Signal Mountain · 4 sites

Learn more about this land: Private RV camping on the Tennessee River. Convenient location. Close to downtown Chattanooga. Double boat ramps, fire pits, canoeing, and fishing. Open year round. Full hookups! Come visit us and see why we say.... Life is better at the river! Laura Please note: Holiday rates may vary! Contact me for info.

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Maclellan Island- An Urban Oasis

2. Maclellan Island- An Urban Oasis

92%

(57)

6.6mi from Signal Mountain · 2 sites

YOU MUST PROVIDE WATERCRAFT OF SOME KIND TO GET TO MACLELLAN ISLAND! Maclellan Island is a unique 24-acre wildlife sanctuary situated in the middle of the Tennessee River, in the heart of downtown Chattanooga. It is accessible by water only. The island is home to a great diversity of plants, animals, and birds. Campers can enjoy easy wildlife viewing in a true urban wilderness setting. Muskrats, geese, and kingfishers can be seen feeding at the water’s edge, while the forest is home to songbirds, turkeys, raccoons, owls, possums, foxes, and woodpeckers. It's a great place to quietly watch nesting osprey and great-blue heron as well as an important feeding area for migrating warblers. IMPORTANT: Maclellan Island is accessible by boat ONLY. You will need to provide your own transportation to and from the island, either using your own boat or by renting a kayak/SUP from a local outfitter. We recommend renting kayaks from L2 Outdoors who launches from Coolidge Park. Maclellan Island’s earliest inhabitants were Indigenous People whose island community was likely an extension or suburb of Citico, a nearby village. Farmed in the 1800’s and early 1900’s, the island was plowed for many years and largely free of the trees which shade it today. Floods have covered the island from time to time and drove away numerous early settlers including one early farmer, Abel Kesterson, who survived rising waters in 1867 only by holding onto the horns of his cow as they swam to safety. The island eventually passed through the hands of several prominent companies as well as a number of more rambunctious inhabitants. Finally in 1954 Maclellan Island was donated to the Chattanooga Audubon Society by Robert J. Maclellan for preservation as a wildlife refuge. If you'll be arriving by a motorized boat, you will need to use a public boat ramp. The closest one is at the Tennessee River Park. Coolidge Park has a kayak/canoe/SUP launch and you can park cars in their parking lot overnight for a fee.

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South Suckcreek Campground

3. South Suckcreek Campground

96%

(335)

6.9mi from Signal Mountain · 20 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Enjoy sunset views of the mountains, plus trails for bicycling, motorcycle riding, 4-wheelers nearby. Set on a low traffic road at the foot of the mountain, this property is close to Prentice Cooper State Forest. Find kayak rentals at the foot of the mountain!

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Harrison Bay State Park

4. Harrison Bay State Park

92%

(6)

State park 13mi from Signal Mountain · 149 sites

Packed with adventure opportunities, Harrison Bay is an easy escape from the city.

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Cloudland Canyon State Park

5. Cloudland Canyon State Park

94%

(32)

State park 23mi from Signal Mountain · 36 sites

Explore a waterfall-strewn canyon and sweeping views of the Appalachians in one day.

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Mountain View RV Pad and Tent Site

6. Mountain View RV Pad and Tent Site

91%

(17)

8.8mi from Signal Mountain · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

RV pad and/or tent site on single family property with beautiful view, in farming community. Enjoy all 2.6 acres, with view of the surrounding mountains. 40 minutes from Chattanooga. Sequatchie Valley is between two long ridges of mountains. There are views everywhere you drive. The Sequatchie River crosses under Mount Calvary Rd near Hwy 28. There is a place on Mount Calvary to pull off and wade. When arriving, look for the white mailbox labeled 456 and turn in between that and the 456 sign on the ground (solar lighted). It is a long gravel driveway. Entrance is wide enough for 40 ft rigs. Near Raccoon Mtn Caverns, Bennett Lake portion of Nickajack.

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Covenant View Camp and Retreat

7. Covenant View Camp and Retreat

98%

(55)

12mi from Signal Mountain · 43 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Covenant View Camp and Retreat is located at the foot of Lookout Mountain. There are trails for hiking, roads for biking, all the attractions of Chattanooga within 15 minutes, and an abundance of wildlife. We also offer kayak rentals and the service of transporting them for you, for an additional fee.

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The Land at FlatTop Mountain

8. The Land at FlatTop Mountain

91%

(129)

13mi from Signal Mountain · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Off the grid, out of the way, rustic 10 acres where you can pitch a tent, take a hike and enjoy a campfire.  Mostly wooded with nearby sites to explore, a few swings for fun (swings have recently been removed due to trees falling) and a fantastically cold SEASONAL mountain creek for cooling off.  Always improving our place, we recently removed the 'cabins', which had become unsuitable for use.  The property is part of a community, which you may notice on the way to the campsite.  Site 1 (The Swings) will be first left after you turn into the driveway.  It is a U shaped drive, at the bottom of the U, park and walk 15 feet to site.  Site 2  (Main Container) is at the end of main driveway, next to container.  Drive to end of driveway, park and walk 10 feet to camp.  Both are equidistant to the outhouse.  There is a trail (tagged with red) that goes all the way around the property, a top half and a bottom half that will take you by the creek. Please look through all of the listing information.  The SEASONAL creek at the bottom of the slope is wonderful and there is a spot for two adults to sit down into the crisp water and plenty of room for lots of feet. If you follow the path in the middle of the property, a 30 minute walk (therefore not on our property) will take you to a beautiful swimming hole. It's cold! There is no power or running water at the property so it's an ideal place to get away from daily life and truly relax. We hope you will enjoy it as much as our family does! Please note that even though some pictures show buildings, there are no longer cabins/shelter on The Land. We are unable to remove pictures Hipcampers post. It is raw 10 acres so, yes there are ticks. Cover up and spray as you see fit, just be aware. Also, since it is 10 acres of trees, there is plenty of firewood. We don't leave any bundles, just find down limbs and presto, firewood. DO NOT USE THE MAP LISTED OR GOOGLE MAPS; it will take you straight through water. We send detailed directions to you once the day before your booking. Please plan to travel in with daylight, it is incredibly difficult to navigate to our space in the dark. Follow us on Instagram @thelandatflattop Really cool nearby spot to check out: https://www.flattopmountainfarm.com/

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Camp Chet

9. Camp Chet

100%

(22)

15mi from Signal Mountain · 8 sites · RVs, Lodging

Camp Chet was founded with the purpose to help people encounter God through outdoor experiences. It over 900 acres of private forested land on Whitwell Mountain, which is part of the Cumberland Plateau in Southeast Tennessee. Take a hike on miles of trails comprised of forest paths, old wagon roads, or coal mining roads. If you find a chunk of coal on the ground feel free to take it home with you as a souvenir. If you are a history buff, you may be interested in discovering previous caretakers from the late 1800's and early 1900's in nearby cemeteries. The camp ground is on top of a mountain, and you will have to go through a locked gate and drive over a mile and half on a bumpy gravel/dirt road. You will be most comfortable in a vehicle that is suitable for rugged terrain. Day trips less than an hour away include the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Rock City, Ruby Falls, Nickajack Lake and Bat Cave among many others. Come to hike, relax, bike, explore, and recharge.

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Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

10. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

96%

(66)

National forest 78mi from Signal Mountain · 557 sites

Visit the Georgian gateway to the Appalachian Trail.

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Fall Creek Falls State Park

11. Fall Creek Falls State Park

96%

(34)

State park 36mi from Signal Mountain · 268 sites

Fall for this state park thanks to its plethora of waterfalls.

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Fort Mountain State Park

12. Fort Mountain State Park

100%

(12)

State park 45mi from Signal Mountain · 28 sites

This sprawling park has multi-use trails, an ancient fort, and a lakeside beach.

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Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River State Park

13. Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River State Park

88%

(4)

State park 45mi from Signal Mountain · 55 sites

Discover the thrill of Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River State Park.

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Cabin and Barn on 20 Peaceful Acres

14. Cabin and Barn on 20 Peaceful Acres

99%

(47)

15mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site

It's like having your own private summer camp! The unfurnished cabin is dry and clean. A huge upgrade from a tent (feel free to pitch your tents if you like)! The bathhouse offers cold showers, a flush toilet, and sink. (shower not available in winter months) The open pole barn has a deluxe camping kitchen set up with pots and pans, a propane stove, a coffee maker, and a dishwashing sink. There is also a dining table and chairs. While the property is close and convenient to Chattanooga, once you are enjoying the serene woods, shady trees, starry nights, and quality time with family and friends you will forget all about the city! While there are no full-time residents on the property, there is a small functioning horse farm about 100 yards from the camping area. On most days the owner will stop by to care for the horses, and teach riding lessons.

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The Falls at Sewanee Creek

15. The Falls at Sewanee Creek

98%

(686)

21mi from Signal Mountain · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

45 private acres on our homestead for you to roam. Eight eclectic sites to choose from ranging from primitive camping to a lovely log cabin. All except the log cabin lovingly built by the owner, loaded with creative touches from up-purposed materials. Featuring: * Two gorgeous waterfalls. Each of our stay-sites are located within about 100 yards of Fifty-foot tall Miller’s Falls. * Two large caves at the end of a short, but rugged hike. * A fairy Village filled with Hollow Oak Tree Fairy cottages and bio-luminescent trees that glow after dark. Magical. * Three acres for group camping centered on a well-equipped, covered outdoor kitchen. * Peaceful Meditation Retreats at the Outdoor Kitchen under brain-wave enhancing satellite dishes. * Certified Hypnotherapy Disclaimer: The flow of the waterfall is subject to fluctuations in temperature, seasonal droughts, & rain fall. The most favorable seasons for waterfall flow are fall, winter & early spring. We came to this magical place to found a self-reliant, homesteading eco-community when I retired from corporate life in 2006. It's called the Village on Sewanee Creek, named for the creek 800 feet below the bluff where we are located. I traveled the world as a senior executive for Baskin-Robbins, Dunkin' Donuts, Papa Johns, Blockbuster, 7-Eleven and other retail franchises, making the world safe for Pizza, Ice Cream, Pancakes Video Rentals and American convenience. And I was ready for something more fufilling. I scouted for a place of exquisite natural beauty and I found it here. I bought way too much land just before the real estate bust and learned how to turn a nice fortune into a very small one. I faced challenges and had lots of fun. Now I want to share our experience. If you love nature and the outdoors, this is the best place to celebrate it.

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CrowMocker Cabins And Camping

16. CrowMocker Cabins And Camping

100%

(12)

22mi from Signal Mountain · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging

Nestled amidst a lush forest canopy, our campsite offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Picture yourself surrounded by towering trees, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze, as you breathe in the crisp, fresh air of the wilderness. Our spacious campsites are carefully laid out to provide privacy and tranquility, each equipped with a fire pit for cozy evenings spent under the stars. Whether you're pitching a tent beneath the canopy or glamping in a cabin for a weekend getaway, you'll find everything you need to reconnect with nature. For those seeking a touch of comfort without sacrificing the rustic charm of the outdoors, our charming cabins offer the perfect blend of convenience and immersion in nature. Tucked away among the trees, each cabin provides a cozy retreat complete with sleeping mats. Step outside onto your own private porch to savor your morning coffee amidst the sights and sounds of the forest. Whether you're an avid hiker eager to explore miles of scenic trails, a nature lover hoping to spot local wildlife, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the stresses of modern life, our campsite and cabins provide the ideal setting for your next outdoor adventure. Come experience the beauty and tranquility of the woods with us. A 4 Wheel Drive vehicle is a must to reach the camp sites.

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Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

17. Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

99%

(94)

23mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site · Tent, RV

Park your RV on your own private site with 25 acres with wildlife and beautiful sunsets. Site has two 50 amp hookups, high speed fiber internet, a septic system for sewer connection, and on site well water. There is a fire pit, outdoor lights, and patio table and chairs on site. This site is convenient to the city of Chattanooga, Cleveland, and also outdoor activities associated with the Hiawasee River, Ocoee River, and Cherokee National Forest. There is room and hookups for two RV's at this location however I will only allow two RV's if they are from the same party. Please contact me for details and special pricing if this is needed. Learn more about this land: I recently acquired this property that has been in my family for over 100 years and my original home place until around 1980. My wife and I initially made this site for our own RV use, but we want to share it for others to enjoy and also to help finance our constant improvements. The original house that I grew up in is still located on the property but is currently uninhabitable (for now). My fondest memories of the property are of playing and catching crawdads in the creek that located on the property when I was a kid and riding horses and flying kites in the fields. I am working hard to restore this property to the way I remember it and trying to make it enjoyable for those that come to visit. A majority of the property is still being used as a hay field during the summer months and two to three times a year the hay is usually harvested.

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The Ponderosa

18. The Ponderosa

100%

(95)

24mi from Signal Mountain · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

PLEASE READ before you book! PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT! Pool closes the second weekend of Sept. 2025 we will have a brand new pavilion in pool area! WE WILL BE UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT IT WILL NOT INTERRUPT OUR HIPPIES STAY. We rent our pool out on weekends but if you would like to have it while you are here let us know and we will rent it to you if it's not booked. $300 all day We look forward to seeing everyone! See Lodge cast iron factory. Enjoy our small town. We're close to Rock City and the Chattanooga choo choo and other great sites in Chattanooga Tn. Enjoy our swimming pool that opens in Late May but closes on the first cold snap, usually end of Sept every fall. Many amenities such as bathhouse, free Wi-Fi, grill, corn hole game and fire pit with wood. South Pittsburg, Tn is the home of Lodge Cast iron! Every year there is a National Cornbread Festival. Bring a tent and stay with us! POSITIVES OF STAYING WITH US 1. We will treat you like family. 2. We supply firewood. 3. We supply gas for the grill. 4. The pool is yours at no charge if there is no party scheduled. 5. We have free coffee in our pool area kitchen. A small refrigerator and a microwave. 6. HOT SHOWERS!! shampoo, conditioner, soap, towels and washcloths provided. 7. Bathroom and sink 8. Back porch to relax on if you choose to. 9. Free Wi-Fi 10. Kayaking in area. 11. Hiking trails all over the Jasper Highlands! very close to us. 12. We have two horses you can pet and spend time with, but don't turn your back on the brown one! she will bite your butt! lol! (This should've been in the negatives, lol!!) Here are the NEGATIVES OF STAYING AT THE PONDEROSA 1. We have 5 German shepherds in a kennel that will welcome you upon your arrival with barking. They settle down eventually. 2. We have a nosy Monkey named Daisy Mae who watches our campers and pool parties continually. 3. We rent our pool out so it may not always be available to you when you're here and the bathroom is shared with them during your stay. 4. Our property is across the street from a scrap metal yard that opens too early.

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Echo Point

19. Echo Point

100%

(35)

25mi from Signal Mountain · 1 site

Secluded in the woods on the Cumberland Plateau in middle Tennessee, Long Fork derives its name from the 800 feet of frontage on the Long Fork Creek. Nestled in hardwood and pine forest, the property is ranges from relatively flat to gently sloping, with one steep trail leading up to a bluff that overlooks the creek. The camping area is next to the creek and it has two tent platforms, each with a fire ring, and the larger site has a park grill and picnic table. During the warmer months guests can take a dip in the swimming hole. Plenty of trails and acres to explore. Nearby are Fall Creek Falls State Park and Savage Gulf State Natural Area. Deer, wild turkeys, numerous bird species, as well as a variety of salamanders and fungi can be seen. There are an additional 5 acres across the bridge on Big Brush Creek which can also be explored.

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Solace Farm Homestead

20. Solace Farm Homestead

99%

(150)

27mi from Signal Mountain · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

We raise Scottish Highland cattle, goats, sheep, and alpacas on 90 acres of reclaimed coal mine land. We are using the animals and permaculture techniques to repair this land to a vibrant, productive place. We also have ducks, beehives, gardens and a 2200 square foot hoop-house, and we homeschool 3 boys as well. We have a farm store with a variety of soaps and personal care products, as well as farm products such as homegrown and ground cornmeal, granola made with our duck eggs, herbal teas and herbs, tanned sheepskins, etc. The farm tours are 1-1.5 hours, the "Junior Tour" is largely meet-the-animals, but also a stroll through the hoop-house, and whatever else may be available (ducklings, bottle feeding goat kids or alpaca crias, etc). The "Sustainability Tour" is with Caleb, and - based on your interests - is focused more on how we graze the animals, rainwater collection, solar set-up, farm management, etc. We gear this tour heavily toward individual interest, basically Q & A about what you want to know about small farm/sustainable/off-grid living.

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Looking to pitch your tent near Signal Mountain, Tennessee and be surrounded by the calming sound of a river? Look no further than Hipcamp, with over 1600 options in the area that fit your preference. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just starting out, you'll find the perfect spot for your outdoor adventure. Check out top campsites like Belle and Beau Acres (305 reviews), The Falls at Sewanee Creek (286 reviews), and Hammock'Sway (220 reviews) to get a sense of what's available. With popular amenities like campfires, pet-friendly sites, and toilets, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're feeling adventurous, take advantage of activities like biking, whitewater paddling, and climbing. Get ready to experience the great outdoors at its finest!

98% (3.3K) • 235 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Signal Mountain

River Life RV Resort

1. River Life RV Resort

99%

(47)

3.6mi from Signal Mountain · 4 sites

Learn more about this land: Private RV camping on the Tennessee River. Convenient location. Close to downtown Chattanooga. Double boat ramps, fire pits, canoeing, and fishing. Open year round. Full hookups! Come visit us and see why we say.... Life is better at the river! Laura Please note: Holiday rates may vary! Contact me for info.

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Maclellan Island- An Urban Oasis

2. Maclellan Island- An Urban Oasis

92%

(57)

6.6mi from Signal Mountain · 2 sites

YOU MUST PROVIDE WATERCRAFT OF SOME KIND TO GET TO MACLELLAN ISLAND! Maclellan Island is a unique 24-acre wildlife sanctuary situated in the middle of the Tennessee River, in the heart of downtown Chattanooga. It is accessible by water only. The island is home to a great diversity of plants, animals, and birds. Campers can enjoy easy wildlife viewing in a true urban wilderness setting. Muskrats, geese, and kingfishers can be seen feeding at the water’s edge, while the forest is home to songbirds, turkeys, raccoons, owls, possums, foxes, and woodpeckers. It's a great place to quietly watch nesting osprey and great-blue heron as well as an important feeding area for migrating warblers. IMPORTANT: Maclellan Island is accessible by boat ONLY. You will need to provide your own transportation to and from the island, either using your own boat or by renting a kayak/SUP from a local outfitter. We recommend renting kayaks from L2 Outdoors who launches from Coolidge Park. Maclellan Island’s earliest inhabitants were Indigenous People whose island community was likely an extension or suburb of Citico, a nearby village. Farmed in the 1800’s and early 1900’s, the island was plowed for many years and largely free of the trees which shade it today. Floods have covered the island from time to time and drove away numerous early settlers including one early farmer, Abel Kesterson, who survived rising waters in 1867 only by holding onto the horns of his cow as they swam to safety. The island eventually passed through the hands of several prominent companies as well as a number of more rambunctious inhabitants. Finally in 1954 Maclellan Island was donated to the Chattanooga Audubon Society by Robert J. Maclellan for preservation as a wildlife refuge. If you'll be arriving by a motorized boat, you will need to use a public boat ramp. The closest one is at the Tennessee River Park. Coolidge Park has a kayak/canoe/SUP launch and you can park cars in their parking lot overnight for a fee.

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South Suckcreek Campground

3. South Suckcreek Campground

96%

(335)

6.9mi from Signal Mountain · 20 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Enjoy sunset views of the mountains, plus trails for bicycling, motorcycle riding, 4-wheelers nearby. Set on a low traffic road at the foot of the mountain, this property is close to Prentice Cooper State Forest. Find kayak rentals at the foot of the mountain!

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Harrison Bay State Park

4. Harrison Bay State Park

92%

(6)

State park 13mi from Signal Mountain · 149 sites

Packed with adventure opportunities, Harrison Bay is an easy escape from the city.

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National forest 78mi from Signal Mountain · 557 sites

Visit the Georgian gateway to the Appalachian Trail.

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Fall Creek Falls State Park

11. Fall Creek Falls State Park

96%

(34)

State park 36mi from Signal Mountain · 268 sites

Fall for this state park thanks to its plethora of waterfalls.

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Fort Mountain State Park

12. Fort Mountain State Park

100%

(12)

State park 45mi from Signal Mountain · 28 sites

This sprawling park has multi-use trails, an ancient fort, and a lakeside beach.

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27mi from Signal Mountain · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

We raise Scottish Highland cattle, goats, sheep, and alpacas on 90 acres of reclaimed coal mine land. We are using the animals and permaculture techniques to repair this land to a vibrant, productive place. We also have ducks, beehives, gardens and a 2200 square foot hoop-house, and we homeschool 3 boys as well. We have a farm store with a variety of soaps and personal care products, as well as farm products such as homegrown and ground cornmeal, granola made with our duck eggs, herbal teas and herbs, tanned sheepskins, etc. The farm tours are 1-1.5 hours, the "Junior Tour" is largely meet-the-animals, but also a stroll through the hoop-house, and whatever else may be available (ducklings, bottle feeding goat kids or alpaca crias, etc). The "Sustainability Tour" is with Caleb, and - based on your interests - is focused more on how we graze the animals, rainwater collection, solar set-up, farm management, etc. We gear this tour heavily toward individual interest, basically Q & A about what you want to know about small farm/sustainable/off-grid living.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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TROY

10 hours ago

With kids

3 nights at Cabin and Barn on 20 Peaceful Acres

Perfect stay and the host, George, made sure that we were comfortable and all set. Great experience!!!

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Adam

4 days ago

26 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Oak Hill RV in Southeast TN

Lovely little spot. We'll be going back. Just some cows in the field and birds in the trees to keep us company. Exactly what we needed to get away and relax.

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Niko

2 weeks ago

25 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

We love the location, it’s not too far from Chattanooga but just far enough that it’s quiet and peaceful. Our dogs love the open field to go run around in. It’s worth noting that the field is only partially fenced. While the creek does form a natural barrier, it is not fenced along the creek. The camp spot had everything we needed including some extra black water hoses to help reach the hookup location.

Josh

3 weeks ago

30 ft travel trailer

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

Great spot. Hookups as expected. Responsive host. Beautiful private property.

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Chad

3 weeks ago

24 ft Class B

With pets

Weekend Trip to River Life RV Resort

Right on the river, wonderful views, and the coolest hosts ever! And… they have a wolf!

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Hallie

3 weeks ago

With pets

Weekend Trip to The Falls at Sewanee Creek

I cannot say enough good about the Falls at Sewanee Creek. I came for a short getaway, and my experience was better than I could have hoped - even with a rainstorm! I cannot wait to return again and again. -hallie

John

January 2026

18 ft pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to South Suckcreek Campground

We were looking for somewhere to stay last minute and found this gem. The host responded super fast by approving our stay and sending out directions very quickly. Even had a bundle of firewood waiting for us! 10/10 would recommend and we will be returning!

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Maggie

January 2026

16 ft car

With pets

1 night at Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

Host accomodated me to let me pick a primitive camping spot that was secluded and it felt so private!!! My dog loved the field and the host is so nice!

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Jennifer

January 2026

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Eads Bluff Farm

This was our second time here and we brought the kids! We had so much fun and the views were amazing as usual! Very peaceful mini getaway!

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Nick

January 2026

21 ft travel trailer

With pets

4 nights at Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

Perfect private site to let the kids run free! There is a giant open field on the lot and a nice fire pit area to relax. RV pad is adjacent to the road but there isn't a ton of traffic. Hookups all worked great, minor complaint would be that the well water had a strong sulfur smell so we ran it through a filter. Will definitely visit again!

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Simon

December 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to South Suckcreek Campground

Glad to find this for us a quick one night stay, place to ourselves and peaceful surroundings. I will for sure stay again when in the area

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Cade

December 2025

4 nights at The Falls at Sewanee Creek

Grant and his wife were wonderful hosts and offer several amenities that my girlfriend and I both said we’ll be back to enjoy someday. The glamp tent setup is truly breathtaking a great in between roughing it and glamorous camping. Grant took the time to make sure we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. For people thinking about this trip, I would say be sure to bring some steaks and charcoal to put on the rocket grill! It’s a really cool piece and cooks a steak to perfection. Other than that, flashlights are a plus as it gets dark early in the winter and there isn’t much lighting outside of the tent. Don’t forget to bring something fun to do around the campfire too since there’s a really cool Rock pit a couple steps outside the tent. S’mores, music, campfire songs, and games. You’ll want to find ways to be outside the tent if you’re like us. Speaking of, there are so many cool things to do outside of the camp! Grant gave us several awesome destinations to visit before we left and we got to each of them! All exceeded our expectations. From food, to sites, to sounds! I’d encourage everyone to explore Tracy city, Monteagle, and even Nashville is only an hour and a half away!

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Erin

December 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to South Suckcreek Campground

I had a wonderful time camping in my truck bed camper. Billy’s land… you’ve really got to see it to believe it. I arrived after dark so I wasn’t too sure if I had the best spot or not. When I woke up the next morning I couldn’t believe what I was looking at. It was beautiful. The rock formations… the pictures are gorgeous but the in person view… just wow. I felt like I had the whole mountain to myself. My dog got to be free and lead the way on our adventures which he absolutely loved. I 10/10 would recommend and I definitely plan to visit again. Thank you Billy. Your place is wonderful, and full of wonder.

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Kimberly

December 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Mountain View RV Pad and Tent Site

Great space to kick back and relax! Good setup and great host!

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Christopher

December 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Eads Bluff Farm

Loved the stay here, the view was awesome and it was quiet. My dog loved running around. Firewood was enough to last two full days and there’s were three spots, one closeksh to the house, one midway, and one at the top of the hill near the outhouse. The drive in was easy and stores are within a 10-15 minute drive and no traffic!

Unique in all the world. I’m not aware of anything like it, although I’m sure there will be copies. This is the original.

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Alina

November 2025

Weekend Trip to The Falls at Sewanee Creek

My boyfriend and I stayed for 2 nights on grants trampoline tent and it was such a different but beautiful experience, the tent area was very nicely set up, being able to hear the creek while going to sleep or just sitting by the fire was also very relaxing. Only downside was that it was extremely cold, I would highly recommend bringing an air mattress, sleeping bags, and lots of blankets to keep you warm. We went November 28th-30th. Grant and his wife were also out of town but they were still very helpful and sweet, they explained everything we needed to know about the area and gave us some trails to check out. Everything was beautiful and I highly recommend staying.

Laura

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Eads Bluff Farm

Loved it! The host was cool, so obviously made the experience even better. Will be back. We did a cold weather camp.

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Austin

November 2025

15 ft travel trailer

2 nights at River Life RV Resort

This campsite is great! It is very spacious with great views. They have canoes and kayaks available to use and it’s great to get on the water for sunrise or sunset. Located close to some awesome outdoors areas like Suck Creek and Middle Creek. Highly recommend.

Judith

November 2025

30 ft toy hauler

7 nights at Shackalakin What's Crakin RV Park

This was our third time camping here, and it was another amazing experience! It's peaceful but close enough to restaurants and stores. The site is fairly level, the internet is fast, and everything works as expected. We plan to be back! Our dogs love it too!

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Desirae

November 2025

With pets

1 night at The Falls at Sewanee Creek

We only stayed one night at the tent but loved every minute! Grant called before we arrived to give us directions to the site so we would be prepared when we arrived in the dark. Everything was easy to find, just as he said. The trampoline was more comfortable than we expected! Bring extra towels in case of condensation. The area under the trampoline was perfect for food prep and hanging out. Above all, the waterfall was BEAUTIFUL! The short “hike” from the tent to the falls was easy for us and our German Shepherd to navigate. We had a wonderful time- can’t wait to return!