Very remote TN mountain playground. Horses, 4wheeler, Huntin’ Oh My! The atmosphere is that country kind of calm. Be aware there is DEF wildlife up here. Heard Two packs of Coyotes, a Mountain Lion (20 ft from my ten), River Otters, Turkeys, plenty o deer—these are the creatures heard/saw in a 24 hr stay. I love it this way, but just so you know, be prepared.
Temperature drop is Real, that said, be prepared.
Plenty of hiking to be had!
The folk in charge are good home folk—I only remember Mary and Steve’s name, but there’s one more gentleman with his trusty dog sidekick that make you feel welcome.

Steve was a very nice host. My GPS took me to the wrong location—the gate is hard to find even if you know where you are looking. Steve went out of his way to come and find me. He also had firewood ready!— though I recommend to bring your own in case it rained.
The campsite is right on a busy road, I had to use earplugs to sleep unfortunately the big honkin trucks scared my pups as they blared by at night. I just didn’t expect the road to be such a traveled one.
There is a fence to the road, though it is broken—there are spots where it is flattened to the ground, of course my dogs found it and like to have given me a heart attack. Tied them up after that which was not what my goal.
The creek would be cool in the summer/spring or with a kayak or canoe. I fished, with no luck on my side. My dogs certainly LOVED it (probably contributed to the lack of catch).
The location in reference to many hiking places was wonderful. Short trek and Boom. At Least 8 different hikes to explore. That was cool for me and my two dogs.