English: Campsites in Tennessee

Creekside RV Park

• Peaceful site on the banks of Walden Creek in Pigeon Forge
• Close to Dollywood and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Saltwater swimming pool, shop, picnic tables and fire rings

Breckenridge Lake RV Campground

• Peaceful resort on the Cumberland Plateau, 20 minutes from Crossville
• 15 minutes' drive from hiking trails in Cumberland Mountain State Park
• Dog-friendly park with off-leash exercise area

Bucks Ranch

• Family campsite and retreat 10 minutes’ drive from Waynesboro, TN
• Half an hour’s drive to David Crockett State Park and Lawrenceburg
• Petting zoo, gaga pit and volleyball court; food truck in summer

Birds Creek Campground

Pebble Mountain Family Campground

• Quiet site in the foothills of Cherokee National Forest
• Hiking trails, horseback riding, whitewater rafting within 40 minutes
• An hour and a half from zoos, mansions, distilleries and Dollywood

Smoky Mountain Premier RV Resort

• New, gated RV resort with electric hook-ups
• Located adjacent to the Smoky Mountain National Park
• Near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, only 15 miles from the I-40

Baileyton RV Park & Cabins

• Quiet site set on over 40 acres in the Tennessee Valley
• 18-hole golf course next door
• Restaurants and shops within a few miles

Shadrack Campground

• Spacious, shady park surrounded by wooded hills
• Clubhouse, shop and 24-hour laundry
• One mile from Bristol Motor Speedway

Big Buck Resort

• 500-acre woodlands with two small lakes, 1.5 hours from Memphis
• Asphalt roads into park for easy access: no need to drive off road
• Archery and gun ranges, pool, fishing, canoeing, hiking and restaurant

Mountain Glen RV Park and Campground

• Well-maintained park 15 mins' drive from Fall Creek Falls State Park
• On Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau, less than two hours from Nashville
• Fishing pond, games room, shop and private bathrooms

Brimstone Retreats

• Peaceful campsite with river views at Huntsville, East Tennessee
• Big South Fork National Park 20 minutes’ drive; Norris Lake two hours
• Direct access to ATV trails, and fishing or kayaking on the New River

On The Buffalo

• Wild camping by the Buffalo River in rural Lewis County, Tennessee
• A 20-minute drive to the Natchez Trace Parkway and Hohenwald
• Dark-skies site with river frontage; shops 20 minutes’ drive

Greeter Falls Campground

• Dog-friendly timberland site next to Savage Gulf State Natural Area
• Half a mile from a trailhead with walks to four different waterfalls
• Camp kitchen and camp store on site; barbecues and campfires allowed

Short Mountain Distillery Campground

Getaway Campground

• Adults-only simple pitches over 40 acres of private land in Tennessee
• A 45-minute drive to Discovery Park of America
• Two-acre pond and open-air pool on site; dogs welcome

Rest and Ride Ranch

• Peaceful dog-friendly wild camping site near the Clinch river
• A 20-minute drive to Elrod Falls; Pennington Gap Greenway 50 minutes
• Trails on site; restaurants and a supermarket five minutes’ drive away

Firefly Season Glamping

• Stylish single safari tent in Tennessee, 20 mins from Sevierville
• A 25-minute drive to Dollywood; several wineries close by
• Well-equipped tent with kitchen, barbecue and ensuite bathroom

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