Campgrounds and RV Parks in Tennessee (TN)
The following is a list of all the campgrounds or RV parks in Tennessee (TN).
The following is a list of all the campgrounds or RV parks in Tennessee (TN).
Site Count: 50+ spacious sites designed for high-end RVs.
Hookups: Full hookups at every site, including 30/50 Amp electrical service, water, and sewer.
Site Features: All sites feature large concrete pads, custom fire pits, and picnic tables.
Views: Many sites offer direct lakefront views of Watts Bar Lake.
Sewer Dump: Individual Sewer Hookups are at every site. A communal dump station is also available for transit/marina guests.
Potable Water: Yes. Every site has a dedicated high-pressure city water hookup.
Rinse Water: Yes. Non-potable water is available at the communal dump island for tank flushing.
Boating: Full-service marina with covered wet slips and a 24/7 self-serve fuel dock.
Rentals: Luxury pontoon boat rentals available on-site.
Leisure: * Private sandy beach area and a lakeside swimming area.
The Ship Store: Stocked with snacks, ice, apparel, and basic RV/marine supplies.
Modern bathhouse with private showers and on-site laundry facilities.
Connectivity: High-speed Wi-Fi provided throughout the resort.
Pet-Friendly: Dogs are welcome (leash required).
The Location: Situated on the main channel of the Tennessee River (Watts Bar Lake), making it a boater’s paradise.
Proximity: Conveniently located between Knoxville and Chattanooga (about 1 hour from each).
Quiet Atmosphere: Known for being a peaceful, well-managed community with a focus on relaxation.
Note for the Listing: This property is a gated community. Guests should be reminded to check their confirmation emails for gate codes prior to arrival to ensure a smooth check-in process.
Yarberry Campground is a scenic lakeside retreat situated on Fort Loudoun Lake in Lenoir City, Tennessee. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful lake views, it’s a popular spot for both camping and day-use activities.
Total Sites: Approximately 97 campsites
RV Sites: All with 30/50 amp electric and water hookups
Tent Sites: Available, many with lake views
Group Sites: Suitable for larger gatherings
Site Features: Gravel pads, picnic tables, fire rings
Amenities:
Two air-conditioned and heated bathhouses
Dump station and “Honey Wagon” service
Pet-friendly (must be leashed and cleaned up after)
Camp store offering essentials, firewood, and ice
Boat slips and watercraft rentals (pontoon boats, kayaks, paddleboards)
Sandy beach area with picnic tables and grills
Basketball and volleyball courts
Gated entrance for added security
Day Use Access: $10 per vehicle
Activities:
Swimming at the sandy beach
Fishing and boating on Fort Loudoun Lake
Kayaking, paddleboarding, and pontoon boat rentals
Picnicking with lake views
Basketball and volleyball games
Loyston Point Campground is a serene lakeside retreat situated on Norris Reservoir in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Managed by Vista Recreation under a concessionaire agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), it offers a tranquil setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The campground is named for Loyston Point at Point 19 on the reservoir.
Total Campsites: 64
59 sites with 30-amp electric hookups
8 pull-through sites
Some sites are shaded; others are more open
Amenities:
Restrooms with heated showers and flush toilets
Dump station
Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
Swimming beach on Norris Reservoir
Boat ramp
Playground
Hiking trails
Community water stations
Cabins: 3 furnished cabins available for rent, accommodating up to 5 people each.
Cabin #3 is pet-friendly; Cabins #1 and #2 are not.
Cabins include a kitchenette, TV, air conditioning, and heating.
Bedding and towels are not provided; guests must supply their own.
Cabins do not have bathrooms; campground restroom facilities are nearby.
Trailers are not allowed on the cabin access road due to limited space and no turnaround.
Day Use Area: Open to registered campers and non-campers for a fee of $10 per vehicle per day.
Activities:
Kayak, paddleboard, canoe, and paddleboat rentals available.
Picnic tables, grills, and a swing set for children are set up in shady areas near the sandy beach.
Restroom building on-site.
Nearby Attractions:
Hemlock Bluff National Recreation Trail, offering scenic views along the steep ridges and bluffs of Norris Reservoir.
Watauga Dam Campground is a scenic riverside RV campground located in Elizabethton, Tennessee, nestled along the Watauga River and near Watauga Lake. Managed by Vista Recreation under a concessionaire agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), it offers a peaceful setting for outdoor enthusiasts.
Campsites: 29 RV sites, all with water and 30-amp electric hookups; 3 sites also have sewer connections
Site Types: Gravel pads, accommodating RVs and trailers up to 40 feet
Amenities:
Flush toilets and hot showers
Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
Boat ramp and canoe access
Camp store offering firewood, ice, and snacks
Dump station and overflow parking
Pet-friendly (restrictions may apply)
Cell service is generally fair in the area
On-Site Activities:
Fishing and boating on the Watauga River and Lake
Swimming and kayaking/canoeing
Hiking and wildlife viewing
Picnicking in the large picnic area
Nearby Attractions:
Appalachian Trail: Accessible via a short drive; offers hiking opportunities with scenic views
Roan Mountain State Park: Approximately 30 minutes away; features hiking trails and a naturalist program
Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area: Located in Elizabethton; offers historical reenactments and interpretive trails
Fooshee Pass Campground is nestled along the scenic Watts Bar Lake, offering a tranquil setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Managed by Go Camp Tennessee in partnership with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the campground provides a range of amenities for campers.
Campsites: 54 sites, all equipped with water and 30-amp electric hookups
Facilities:
Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
Boat ramp
Playground area
Roped-off swimming area
Bathhouse/restrooms with hot showers
Dump station
Picnic pavilion (available for reservation)
Recreational Activities:
Fishing and boating on Watts Bar Lake
Canoeing and kayaking
Swimming in the designated area
Hiking and wildlife watching
Day Use Area: Available for a small fee, providing access to the boat ramp and swimming area
Total Campsites: 44
39 sites with electric and water hookups
5 primitive sites
4 ADA-accessible sites Amenities:
Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
Grills
Flush toilets and warm showers
Dump station
Boat ramp
Swimming area
Walking trail
Playground
Pavilion (available for reservation at $135/day, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM)
Water Pressure: 100 psi; a water pressure regulator is recommended to protect RV plumbing
From Jefferson City, head west on U.S. Highway 11E for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Highway 92 North and continue for approximately 4.5 miles to reach the campground entrance
Cedar Point Campground is nestled along the Normandy TVA Reservoir and the upper Duck River in southern middle Tennessee, situated between the towns of Normandy and Manchester. This serene, family-oriented campground is surrounded by rolling hills and farmland, offering a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts. Managed by Go Camp Tennessee in partnership with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), it provides a variety of amenities for campers.
Total Sites: 53 campsites
Water & Electric Hookups: 45 sites (8 with 20/30 amp; 37 with 20/30/50 amp)
Primitive Sites: 8 sites
Day Use Area: Includes a swimming beach, grills, and fishing areas
Boat Launch: Available with ample parking
General Store: Offers ice, firewood, snacks, and fishing worms
Picnic Pavilion: Accommodates up to 75 people and is available for reservation
Situated at the entrance to the Cherokee National Forest, the Tellico Plains / Cherokee National Forest KOA Holiday offers a serene retreat with direct access to outdoor adventures. Guests can enjoy trout fishing in the Tellico River, kayaking at Indian Boundary Lake, and scenic drives along the Cherohala Skyway. The campground features RV sites with KOA Patio®, Deluxe Cabins with full baths, and a range of amenities including a swimming pool, playground, and camp store.
Accommodations:
RV Sites: Spacious sites with KOA Patio®, accommodating various RV sizes.
Deluxe Cabins: Fully furnished cabins with private bathrooms for a comfortable stay.
Tent Sites: Premium sites offering a traditional camping experience with forest views.
Amenities:
Swimming Pool: A refreshing pool to relax and unwind.
Playground: A dedicated area for children to enjoy outdoor activities.
Camp Store: Stocked with essentials, snacks, and souvenirs.
Kamp K9: An enclosed dog park for pets to play safely.
Campfire Rings & Picnic Areas: Perfect spots for gatherings and enjoying meals outdoors.
Clean Restrooms & Hot Showers: Modern facilities for guest convenience.
Wi-Fi Access: Stay connected during your stay.
Activities:
Outdoor Recreation: Explore hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic byways in the Cherokee National Forest.
Local Attractions: Visit downtown Tellico Plains for dining and shopping, and stop by the Cherokee National Forest Visitor Center for information on local activities.
Campground Events: Enjoy activities such as bingo night, outdoor movie nights, and rafting excursions.
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Henry Horton State Park in Chapel Hill Tennessee provides 75 campsites situated near the scenic Duck River; 19 of these are tent sites. The remaining 56 are RV sites with water and electric hookups. Well known for their championship 18-hole golf course, inn and cabins, campgrounds and trap and skeet range. Remnants of a mill and bridge operated and used by the family of Horton’s spouse for over a century may be seen today on the Wilhoite Mill Trail.
Natchez Trace State Park in Lexington Tennessee offers full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in 4 campgrounds situated in different areas around this large park. Water recreation, trails, woods, and historical points of interest highlight this park.
Natchez Trace State Park in Lexington Tennessee offers full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in 4 campgrounds situated in different areas around this large park. Water recreation, trails, woods, and historical points of interest highlight this park.
Natchez Trace State Park in Lexington Tennessee offers full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in 4 campgrounds situated in different areas around this large park. Water recreation, trails, woods, and historical points of interest highlight this park.
Henry Horton State Park in Chapel Hill Tennessee provides 75 campsites situated near the scenic Duck River; 19 of these are tent sites. The remaining 56 are RV sites with water and electric hookups. Well known for their championship 18-hole golf course, inn and cabins, campgrounds and trap and skeet range. Remnants of a mill and bridge operated and used by the family of Horton’s spouse for over a century may be seen today on the Wilhoite Mill Trail.
Natchez Trace State Park in Lexington Tennessee offers full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in 4 campgrounds situated in different areas around this large park. Water recreation, trails, woods, and historical points of interest highlight this park.
Natchez Trace State Park in Lexington Tennessee offers full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in 4 campgrounds situated in different areas around this large park. Water recreation, trails, woods, and historical points of interest highlight this park.
Norris Dam State Park in Lake City Tennessee is located on the shores of Norris Lake with 700 miles of shoreline, one of the most picturesque reservoirs in the TVA system, this park offers the ultimate in boating, skiing and fishing fun. Two camping areas with 25 sites in the east section and 50 sites in the west section of the park. Sites have tables, grills and electrical and water hookups, while some sites in the east primitive section lack these facilities.
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