We called to see if they had openings she was yelling at someone the whole time she was on the…read morephone with us and then we asked if we could come by and look at the spots and she said look at them online and she was very rude so we didnt go look at them

This site was built in the 80's and it is tight. 30ft rigs can fit and I think thats it. Any bigger…read moreand you might get into a pickle. I have a Solitude Grand Design about 41.5 feet long. I has booked a pull through in advance and totally ignored the options for size of rig was only up till 30... rookie mistake. They called in advance to move me to a hopefully bigger site. Upon arrival... they saw how big my rig was and felt really was and there was no way I was gonna fit on their campground. They gave me a full refund... and when I told them to still charge me for the dump fee, they did not. Two gentlemen helped me carefully exit the park as there was no way i was going to back up down the hill. I was so every grateful for their generosity. If you recognize them from my picture. Tell them I made them famous!

It's our GO TO spot to get away and still be close to home if needed. We also love kayaking from…read morethis dock as well. The waterways are the best! The bird watching is the best here! The staff make sure your site is CLEAN which make it easier to park our 26' TT and truck. When we have a big trip planned we call our few days here our (former NAVY here) 'SHAKE DOWN CRIUSE '

Beautiful grounds! There is not one site that does not have beautiful views. I was only…read moredisappointed in the lack of friendliness with the store staff/host. Other than that, a beautiful campground, everything else was great! Sites and restrooms were very clean.

This park is about 75% permanent residents - not the best crowd either. The spots are the smallest…read moreRV spaces that we have ever been in. Absolutely no personal space. There is no room to take your dogs out - their "dog park" is a small 10x10 patch of fenced grass. The WIFI does not work, we had to use our phones hot spot to watch TV and use our laptop. The laundry facilities are gross, washers stink, dryers won't dry your clothes (after 1 hour in the dryer, I'd expect my clothes to not come out damp). The bathrooms on site are okay - they also have a foul smell of urine and sewer. The shower curtains are see through and too small for the showers. The location of this place also sucks - next to a rock quarry where you will hear nothing but loud equipment all day and into the night. If you're looking for a cheap one night stop on your way through, this might be the place. If you're looking for a nice, relaxing campground, this isn't it!!!

This place should be called a trailer park versus a campground. Lots of nosey permanent residents…read morethat should focus more on keeping their campsite clean than enforcing the 5.5 mph speed limit. Run down and trashy. There is also constant road noise from Mack trucks as it is next to a quarry and solid waste plant. Who wants to hear that all day? Will not be returning.

The road getting up here is kind of jacked up and narrow by housing. I saw this place on facebook…read morelast year but didn't get to check the out last summer. They have bathrooms but were all closed up where I went. I asked a local business if they are just open during summer and they said it actually just re-opened last summer. I asked if the rumor of dead bodies was true and they said that yes there were lots of dead bodies found here from jumping off the rocks or getting stuck in the rocks deep down below. But anyways, on the opposite side of the story.. there are plenty of floating docks for people to chill on during summer. Just sitting there listening to the bird was very peaceful.. gorgeous view.

This is a really cool hiking spot. The fort itself ain't all that but if you are looking for a spot…read moreto hike with a nice view and hood destination at the end it's a nice spot We parked at the first lot on fort Dickerson road and then went up the path to the left. It's well maintained in the most part (one fallen tree but nothing too difficult to get around). It's about a mile ish there and back but drops you at an old quarry with amazing blue water that you can swim in or kayak. 5/5 would recommend to a friend!

From the moment we pulled up on the property... the hosts have bent over backwards to help out! The…read morevery nice couple that is running the place are eager to point out places of interest, nearby events that are happening, and even help out with a lost electrical cord until we could get a new one from town! Nestled in a little draw right near a small river, this place is pretty epic!! Check it out sometime....

The night before our reservation our camper broke down. Was hoping to fix it in time to still come…read morethe next day but it ended up taking longer than expected. When I called the campground I didn't ask for a refund but just that our reservation can be transferred or even maybe a discount/credit for a future stay. They refused to do anything for us. As a buisness these are opportunities to help out your customer and make them into life long returning customers. Never got to stay here and never will.

Love this park. There is a trial in the back that leads out to the water. We love exploring this…read morewooded area. If you go all the way it leads to the disc golf park as well. Brody and I love catching the sunset in the water. They also have a basketball court, tennis courts and a paved walking trail as well.

Very large park with multiple places to swim. Clean with many walking trails, a splash park, a…read moredock, and picnic tables.

We have camped here many times. We are walking our dog a few miles today. It is a beautiful day and…read morethought we would take advantage of it. There are plenty of people here camping and fishing. They keep it well maintained. It has been a few years since we have been here. I am pleased with how good still looks.

We occasionally travel through Knoxville and this is our favorite campground. The grounds are…read morespotless. All of the sites are spacious and well maintained. We love the beach and the beautiful picnic area around it. Ed and Joan the managers are extremely nice and accommodating. We've also dealt with several campground hosts. Always friendly and always working. We'll keep returning here every time we pass through Knoxville,

Spent a week there and had a great time. Clean facilities a nice location. Plan ahead, they are…read morepopular and fill up. Will be returning every year

Way back in the woods, narrow road winds through the boonies. They have a nice bathhouse. They are…read moreworking on improvements to the camp and have already brought in tons of gravel for the sites. Road looks new. Request a site on higher ground in case of flooding. Popular campground with ATVers.

This is a really nice state park. It has good trails for running/hiking. The camp ground has 2…read moreloops and is nice. One loop is on Norris lake and offers fishing and boating. There's also a small separate lake for non-motorized craft. You can rent kayaks or bring your own for a small fee. Note that the segregated lake does not permit inflatable craft. There are several picnic pavilions and tables throughout the park. The swimming area is nice and has a paved bottom that slopes in towards a platform for jumping off etc. the bottom of the swim area can be slippery. There are also cabins for rent that look nice though we didn't stay in one. It's about 45 minutes from Knoxville. It's worth a visit.

It's a great park for younger children to swim they got concrete bottom fenced off from rest of…read morelake from 1 ft to about 3ft for smaller children