Little Bone Cave Campground

Little Bone Cave campground is in the mountains of Tennessee with hiking trails and a beautiful view located on 16 acres. This campground adjoins Bone Cave State Natural Area located in Van Buren County. Big Bone Cave is a 400 acre natural area with trails and a cave that contained bones of a giant ground sloth discovered in 1811 and is maintained by Rock Island State Park. The cave is not currently open to the public. Rock Island State Park (swimming, fishing and hiking) is only 6 miles from the campground and Fall Creek Falls State Park (swimming, fishing, hiking and home of the Annual Mountaineer Folk Festival) is a beautiful 25 mile drive through the winding roads and mountains of Van Buren county.

A public boat ramp maintained by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is two miles away to access the Caney Fork River. Come enjoy with friends and family.  Campsite #1, "Valley View" is a primitive campsite that is a wide open space that is approximately 1-2 acres with a beautiful view overlooking the valley below. We do have electric, a picnic table and a fire ring at this site. Campsite #2, "The Crow's Nest" is a primitive site with a picnic table and a fire ring. Or, if you'd prefer, you can locate a spot of your choosing off the beaten path anywhere within our 16 acres (ask the hostess for details).

   Every site can bring their own shower bags along with portable toilets or buckets.

We have wildlife such as rattle snakes,, copperhead, bobcats, coyotes, deer, owls, turkeys and rumor has it, maybe even a bigfoot.  I hope you come enjoy friends, family and nature to make this an incredible experience.