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Desirae

1 week ago

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!

steve

1 week ago

1 night at Beech Hollow Hideout

scenic. peaceful. isolated. the perfect stay in the woods. bring comfortable bedding. if you are out of shape (me) you will be on the struggle-bus on the hike up. it was worth the pain! scenic. peaceful. isolated. the perfect stay in the woods.

We were easily able to park our campervan and trailer here!

Rob

2 weeks ago

12 ft campervan

2 nights at Running Water Creek

Very quiet and scenic. I will be back if I can talk my wife into it. Creek was dry, but did not detract from a good stay.

Maggi

2 weeks ago

Tent

1 night at Fireside Camp + Lodge

Lovely space, quiet and peaceful! It was just what I needed for a good night’s sleep.

Ashley

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

1 night at Eads Bluff Farm

Beautiful location with stunning views; the stars and sunrise were lovely. The hosts were very quick with communication. I hope to stay again sometime and would recommend to others who are looking for a primitive camping experience in a great place.

Kara

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Running Water Creek

Great stay! Super cozy and perfect for a weekend getaway!

Cadden

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to South Suckcreek Campground

Best spot in Chattanooga. Please take your trash with you

Paige

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Hammock’Sway Private Off Grid Camp

Our stay was incredible! Chris was so nice and very helpful. He went above and beyond to show us around and make sure we knew where everything was and had everything we needed. We enjoyed ourselves. We definitely plan on returning. The property was beautiful and clean. This place is the best!

Kurt

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

Weekend Trip to Fireside Camp + Lodge

Nice place left in morning deer ran out hand hit my car so be careful driving. Will be back

Sam

2 weeks ago

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to South Suckcreek Campground

Sites are nicely spread out. Quiet and beautiful property. Our site was spacious enough to spread a few tents out, and the neighboring sites were far enough away as to not be a disruption.

Janet

2 weeks ago

18 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Magnolia Campground at Hixson Farms

I loved the animals and tree swing. We had a slight problem with electricity. Owner was extremely responsive and problem was fixed within 30 minutes. Great place

Morgan

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Covenant View Camp and Retreat

The yurt had a small blow up mattress, which was a plus because it wasn’t listed in the description (at least to my memory). The land was absolutely beautiful, and he took the time to make sure we got to our yurt safely. Made my friend and I feel incredibly safe as two young women traveling alone together. We would definitely stay here again.

Faris

2 weeks ago

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to The Falls at Sewanee Creek

Beautiful Land with great views! Grant was accommodating and made sure we had everything e needed. Great experience!

Campsite 7 from the front. The fire pit is situated at the back of the campsite.

Delaney

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

Weekend Trip to Belle and Beau Acres

We loved our stay at Belle and Beaus Acres! The property was beautiful and the campsites were spacious.

Ben

2 weeks ago

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Covenant View Camp and Retreat

We loved staying on Robby’s land. He was friendly, and met us at the gate to give us some directions and details about the campsite. The campsite had 6 spots, and most of the were concentrated on one side of the field, so you may be close to others if you choose on of those. We had no one around us, and aside from the occasional train passing by, it was very peaceful. We had great views of the night sky and saw a few shooting stars while we were out. Plenty of space, good access to a bathroom. We had to walk out a bit to get some firewood, but that wasn’t a difficult endeavor. We all had a great time and would stay here in the future.

Michelle

2 weeks ago

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Magnolia Campground at Hixson Farms

Took my six year-old granddaughter for her first camping trip here and we had so much fun! The animals were, of course, the highlight of our stay, but we also loved the accommodations and safety aspect of staying on Jannas property. 10 out of 10 recommend!

Mikayla

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Beech Hollow Hideout

This was a camping trip I'll never forget. William was such a kind and hospitable man, his property was nothing short of breathtaking. This place was a great escape from 9-5 city life and I can't wait to return. Don't ignore other reviews about how steep the small trek up to the shack is! It's a short walk but very steep and uneven/rocky ground. Make sure you wear good shoes/boots! Rocket and Bo 🐕 we're the sweetest dogs and great company when they weren't busy chasing squirrels. I very much enjoyed the hike along an old logging road on Will's land, about 1.5 miles and took me less than an hour at a slow pace, saw deer tracks and the deer that left them about half-way through. It was such a beautiful and peaceful hike; I wish I looped back around to make longer! There were no mosquitoes or ticks to be seen but be prepared for lots of Chinese lady beetles (look like lady bugs but are very invasive and annoying!) And stink bugs, if you come in the fall or spring. The shack had bedding, an amazing wood stove, cooking/art supplies, books and much more. Again, Will was so gracious and hospital. He checked in on me by msg in the mornings, showed me around his woodworking studio and informed me about his property and animals. His artwork is truly something else, the man is a real artist and beautiful soul. I bought a cutting board and Will picked me some greens from his garden before I left. I would highly recommend staying here and can't wait to return myself!

Mike

2 weeks ago

26 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to River Life RV Resort

I love this campground. The benefits are numerous starting with the location to Nooga, the clean water of the river, farm fresh eggs right down the street, and last but not least, a wolf on sentry. Seriously, Ava is super sweet and the rest of the pack are apparently super social as well. The hosts are proud of their campground with good reason. There's a lot to offer here! Have fun with the time zones! Honestly, that kept us on our toes!

Delanie

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Covenant View Camp and Retreat

Robby was super helpful when we arrived. We don’t camp often so he assisted us with our tent and started our fire! We are very excited to come back! Beautiful views 😊

Maggie

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

1 night at Elk Head Overlook

Beautiful view. I really think #1 is the best way to go if you can rent that one. Renting both would probably be the best experience because they are kind of close together. Host responsive and nice!!

Top-rated campgrounds

The Falls at Sewanee Creek

98%

(681)

10mi from Greeter Falls · 13 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Tracy City, TN

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.

Fireside Camp + Lodge

97%

(256)

21mi from Greeter Falls · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Sequatchie, TN

Tucked away on Sequatchie Mountain, this little campground and hostel invites you to experience some of East Tennessee's best parks for climbing and hiking. Cliffs and waterfalls are minutes away at near by Foster Falls, Denny Cove and Castle Rock. The hostel offers 3 bedrooms, fast internet, complete kitchen, comfortable beds, smart TV, fire pit, and laundry. The campground offers dispersed sites with fire pits and picnic tables, as well as clean bathrooms and a communal barn with a microwave, fridge, games, tables and chairs. You can walk our 22 acres and even take a short hike out to our bluff. Make sure to say "Hi" to our chickens and our barn cat, Strawberry, on the way. Add in the view of the stars and that makes this the perfect basecamp after a long day out.

Covenant View Camp and Retreat

98%

(54)

36mi from Greeter Falls · 44 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Wildwood, GA

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.

Tranquil Winds Getaway

25mi from Greeter Falls · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Graysville, TN

The site sits on 1.7 acres and includes two cabins, a firepit/playground, a recreation/event center with a bathhouse for campers, two RV hookups suitable for small RVs or pop-ups, and an area for tent setup. Another section of the property features a fishing pond and scenic views. Beyond this, there are more than 20 additional acres of raw land with three separate hiking trails and hidden treasures, such as the Old Stone Road, the Rock, and plenty of space to explore.

Eads Bluff Farm

97%

(406)

48mi from Greeter Falls · 41 sites · Tents, RVs · Georgetown, TN

You won’t find a better view anywhere with easy access from interstate 75. Enjoy all kinds of water sports while you’re just 20 minutes from shopping and restaurants in Charlston TN. Up nTo Six guest on this site Kayaks for rent so bring your camping gear and camp with us take a look at Eads Bluff Overlook.. Don't forget to bring your pets as they make any campfire so much better. https://youtu.be/pPBPh2Hdy-o

Elk Head Overlook

95%

(317)

8.7mi from Greeter Falls · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Pelham, TN

**Please note the address is 9665 SR 50, Pelham, TN 37301** The best part about this site are the views! Relax on the side of the Cumberland Plateau while overlooking Burroughs Cove and the Elk River. You can see the camp sites from the main road, so there will be some road noise. Sites 1/2 are hard/large graveled, tent camping will be very challenging, heavy duty tent stakes are highly recommended with mats/padding. There is an electrical box at each end of the hard graveled parking areas (Sites 1 and 2) with 20- and 30-amp plugs, plus 110v. If the power is not working, please check the panel and turn on/reset the breakers, many of our guests turn them off when departing. If you are at Site #2 and the steps above do not work, please check/do the same at the Site #1 panel (it is the master power source). Water is NOT available on site. NOTE: Depending on the time of year (warmer months only) a water container with a limited amount of NON-POTABLE water is on site for your use. Please plan on filling your water reservoir(s) PRIOR to arriving. There is an outhouse for all guests, picnic tables and fire rings for Sites 1 and 2. The camping area is fairly close to SR-50 so please expect to hear some road noise, more so in the winter months. The entrance/driveway is on a small incline, if you are traveling in a light vehicle and a heavy camper, it's best to maintain a slow and steady speed to the camp site (for almost everyone, this is not an issue). If you are towing a camper, we recommend the total length of the vehicle and the trailer not exceeding 30ft, There is not a significant place to "turn around" at the sites and novice drivers (not used to backing out of tight spots with longer rigs) may find this very challenging. There is a double gate that is usually closed, and latched so it stays closed, it is not "locked". The site is self-serve (not manned), Site #1 is to the left, Site #2 is to the right, and Site #3 is down the path past the outhouse at the bottom of the path. It is recommended that campers set up early for Site 3 (still daylight) to get an idea of the layout. Parking for Site #3 is by the shed at the main entrance and power is not available at the site.

Running Water Creek

84%

(338)

33mi from Greeter Falls · 24 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Guild, TN

Running Water Creek is a unique, fully off grid campground just 20 minutes to downtown Chattanooga. We have 80+ campsites spread out over 120 acres. Most of the roads are accessible in any small car, but some roads require 4x4 (they're marked with a sign). We have a bath house with toilets, showers, and sinks and even offer hot water! Our well and cabins are all solar-powered as we are not on the electric grid. Some info about the property: -we DO NOT have water or power hookups -we have gravel roads with a 5 MPH speed limit on the property (if you drive too fast the roads will seem rough) -we are right next to a highway and train tracks so there will be some noise (some days are better than others and we have no way of predicting how many trains will/will not go by) -none of our campsites have picnic tables (please plan accordingly) -most campsites have fire rings built, but if you choose a site without one you need to build your own

Raccoon Mountain Caverns and Campground

94%

(41)

33mi from Greeter Falls · 132 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Chattanooga, TN

Here in Lookout Valley, you’ll have access to stunning views, top-notch amenities, and dedicated, hardworking staff that provides exceptional hospitality. Whether you’re camping with us, staying in one of our beautiful cabins, or taking a tour of our spectacular caverns, you’ll love the tranquility of our retreat. Experience the wonder of a natural underground world at Raccoon Mountain Caverns! Rated as the #1 ‘Thing To Do’ in Chattanooga on TripAdvisor, with over 5.5 miles of passageways, our caverns boast an incredibly well-preserved landscape filled with countless natural formations. Considered one of the most geologically active caverns in the south, you’ll be amazed by the beauty that surrounds you. Don’t miss out on this adventure!

Hammock’Sway Private Off Grid Camp

98%

(533)

14mi from Greeter Falls · 24 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Rock Island, TN

Get Lost or Find Yourself. Sway Camping is a private, Off Grid camping experience in Rock Island TN. Situated between Isha Yoga center, Fall Creek Falls, and Rock Island state park, this property is something special. Each campsite offers a private space perfect for getting away, or large enough for family and groups. Pet Friendly property with lots of room to be a part of nature along the beautiful Rocky River. Camp along the river or up in your own private forest. One of the darkest skies around so be ready for some stargazing at night by the fire. This is a property I purchased in 2018 to create a camping experience that reflected the image of camping as a kid. This isn’t a "hotel without walls" like state parks and KOA's/ This is real camping. No neighbors. No electric wires. Just nature and beauty in a quiet environment. Clothing optional sites available and great space for small events and large groups. Get lost or find yourself relaxing along the Rocky River. Stay in a hammock, a tent, camper, RV, or one of our cabins. Privacy and freedom is what we are about. Pet friendly camping that should be shared, but please don't tell everyone you know. Only your favorite people.. Then come camp!

The Private Reserve Cabin + RV Pad

98%

(27)

11mi from Greeter Falls · 2 sites · Lodging · Tracy City, TN

New to HipCamp? Use this code for $10 off your stay with us: https://www.hipcamp.com/i/elisabethc3462c9 **HIGHLIGHTS** OUTDOORSY LOCATION - Paved roads all the way to the cabin - 3 Mins → Grundy Lakes at South Cumberland State Park - 4 Mins → downtown Tracy City - 10 Mins → Fiery Gizzard Trail - 15 Mins → The Caverns (Caves and Music Venue) - 45 Mins → Chattanooga - 50 Mins → McMinnville & the Cumberland Caverns - Guidebook with nearby recommendations provided WELCOMING ENTRY - Driveway gate, can be locked for added security - Lighted and covered entryway - Smart lock for convenient and secure access - Local guidebook with recommendations provided STOCKED MAIN LEVEL (no stairs required) - Kitchen: cooking & dining essentials: stainless steel appliances, countertop dishwasher, Keurig coffee maker - Living Room: Queen-sized pull-out sleeper sofa, reclining/rocking armchair (a second armchair is available in the entryway for additional seating), smart TV - Entry/Mudroom: ideal for leaving shoes and hanging jackets - Laundry: stacked washer and dryer - Bathroom: full bathroom with walk-in shower COZY LOFT (separated with a door for privacy) - Bedroom: queen sized bed, small dresser, and smart TV SOAK IN THE OUTDOORS - Hot tub deck with inflatable hot tub and Adirondack chairs - Covered front porch with swing and rocking chair - Large fire pit - Rocking bench and circular picnic table - Roped-off meditation area with Adirondack chairs (yoga mats provided inside) - 8 acres of nature, surrounded by trees and natural rock formations FAMILY FRIENDLY - Waterproof mattress and pillow covers on in all bedrooms - TVs in all sleeping areas - Blackout window treatments - Full sized laundry PETS LOVE IT TOO - Extra cleaning & sanitation provided - Pet essentials: Poop bags and enzymatic spray RV PAD AVAILABLE AS WELL - Gravel pad: 82” (6.83’) wide x 528” (44’) long - 50ft+ of driveway/gravel clearance for maneuvering - FULL hookups: grey/black water dump, potable water via city hose connection, 30amp electric outlet, and 4 outdoor outlets (please bring 20ft hoses and extension cord to ensure access) - WiFi - trash cans - small deck https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/tennessee-rv-pad-w-wifi-full-hookups-deck-r57h5qjd?

Belle and Beau Acres

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(1255)

48mi from Greeter Falls · 19 sites · Tents, RVs · Baxter, TN

Whether you're looking for peace, relaxation, or riverside adventure, Belle and Beau Acres hits the mark for any nature enthusiast. Location, location! BBA has taken the guess work out of rustic camping. Consistently ranked as a Best of Tennessee Hipcamp and situated in a convenient spot for Upper Cumberland waterfalls, hiking, kayaking, lake life and more. A short list of what to expect on site includes: PRIVACY - ADVENTURE - GETAWAY Quick response time/Clear communication Spacious, shady, leaf-bed campsites 360 degree views of relaxing nature 27 Foot Waterfall (365 days of flow except during severe drought) Rock shelter under Ledge Waterfall Two shallow lazy rivers for soaking Hiking trails onsite Multiple spring-fed creeks Countless water cascades for exploring Star gazing over wide pastures Old forests for ample shade and hammock hanging Cellular reception at campsites (usually at least 1 bar) Please read the site descriptions carefully to match your style of camping with the appropriate campsite. BBA guests frequently camp with a tent, vehicle, smaller camper, hammock tent, roof top tent, pop-up camper and similar styles. Most photos in this listing are taken onsite. Please keep in mind this is primitive and wild Tennessee landscape that may also contain poisonous plants and wildlife in or around camp. Access to fresh water fun is a short down-hill hike for all guests, with the exception of our hike-in campsites which are positioned alongside the river. Each spot has been strategically selected to provide as much privacy as possible, and comfortably accommodates groups with two vehicles. We provide a rock fire pit and heavy-duty, cast-iron grill grate. You provide everything else, including drinking water and personal toilet waste bags if you plan to use our system. The hike-in sites come with extra seating. Every guest must be included on your reservation, and adult guests may be required to provide identification. Thank you! COMMUNITY COMFORT STATION: There is a comfort station with an outdoor shower stall for hanging your own solar shower bag. The comfort station also includes a changing room which doubles as a private place to use your portable camping toilet. A toilet seat and bucket system is provided but guests will need to use their own waste disposal bags, available at most camping supply stores. The backside of the comfort station has a rain barrel (not potable) collection system for extinguishing fires. OFF-ROAD CONDITIONS: Due to the primitive nature of our location, all reservations should expect hilly terrain and potential bumpy or some muddy road access, especially after heavy rain. We ask all guests to help us minimize impacts by driving with care. Vehicles with low ground clearance or low-profile tires are no longer permitted to use the off-road drive and must park at the entrance. If you want a campsite with the shortest walk from the entrance parking area, you will want to select campsite 5, 9 or 6. When the road is open during unusually wet periods, we recommend AWD or 4WD as a precaution. We are continuously working on improvements for our off-road drive. Belle and Beau Acres is a farm homestead with a personal campground, conveniently located less than five minutes from I40. Expect nothing short of 360 degree views of relaxing nature, privacy, and spontaneous adventure when recreating at this agritourism location. Central to the most beautiful middle Tennessee destinations, BBA is the perfect home base for hiking, biking, kayaking, and fishing excursions to at least 10 nearby state parks and lakes. Conveniently located on the Eastern Highland Rim between Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga in the lower Appalachian mountains, this area sits at the Upper Cumberland Plateau and is part of Tennessee's largest micropolitan area of Cookeville. Visit popular nearby attractions such as Cummins Falls, Burgess Falls, Fancher Falls, Greeter Falls, Fall Creek Falls, Blue Hole, Rock Island, Center Hill Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, Caney Fork River, Standing Stone State Park, Virgin Falls, Rock Island, Cordell Hull, and Edgar Evins State Park. The choices are endless!

South Suckcreek Campground

96%

(329)

21mi from Greeter Falls · 20 sites · Tents, RVs · Chattanooga, TN

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!

The best camping near Greeter Falls, TN guide

Overview

About

For campers drawn to the symphony of tumbling water and the serenity of towering forests, camping near Greeter Falls promises an experience of exceptional allure. Located within the picturesque 15,000+ acre Savage Gulf State Natural Area, a part of the South Cumberland State Park, Greeter Falls is surrounded by an expanse of magnificent hardwood forests, meandering creeks, and formidable sandstone cliffs. The trail leading to Greeter Falls offers an exceptional snapshot of the diverse landscapes this state park boasts. In just a brief, leisurely hike, campers can marvel at two distinct waterfalls. The first, Upper Falls, gently cascades down a 15-foot drop, providing an intimate setting for those seeking the gentle, harmonious sound of flowing water. Just a stone's throw away, the Lower Falls provides a striking contrast, as water plummets from an impressive 50-foot height, echoing the raw power and majesty of nature. Ideal for families and suitable for all fitness levels, the hike to Greeter Falls is one of the top-rated outdoor adventures near Chattanooga. Beyond the falls, the surrounding area offers a wealth of outdoor pursuits to complement the camping experience. A rich landscape teeming with wildlife and natural splendors, a Greeter Falls camping expedition is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Tennessee's great outdoors.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Greeter Falls is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer brings lush greenery but also larger crowds and warmer temperatures. Winter can be serene but may also present challenges with colder conditions and limited access.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience amid the park's varying conditions.
Stay on designated trails to protect the natural habitat and your own safety.
Bring adequate water and snacks, as facilities may be limited within the park.
Wear appropriate footwear for hiking and exploring the rugged terrain.
Respect wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.

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