You can easily see why this is one of the most visited state parks!! It's huge, for one, with lots…read moreof hiking trails that highlight the key features of the park, think lots of waterfalls!! Most are visible from overlooks with short hikes, and for the more adventurous, there are treks to the bottom of the namesake falls, a cable trail (bring leather gloves, carabiner, possibly climbing gear) to Rockhouse Falls, or longer trails like the Paw Paw loop, Overlook trail, or even the Prater Place for a hidden Hemlock Falls. I also stayed in the lodge, which was fantastic! The rooms were well equipped, comfortable, and had great features like balconies. The view at the restaurant over the lake was beautiful, especially at sunset. The fisherman style cabins have decks literally on the water, so that looked like a must see at some point, too!! Couple of other hits: pet friendly rooms, pet friendly trails, golf course, cabins, fire pit and pool at lodge, Nature Center, and Visitor Center!

Fall Creek Falls State Park Campground Review: Campground C - Site 148 - The site is not level and…read moreour fifth wheel would not self level. We manually had to level our rig with our jacks. Many sites in campground C have a minimum to major slope to the concrete sites as they fall to a valley. All utilities are in the back corners of sites that include water spigot, a power pedestal with 20AMP, 30AMP, 50AMP electricity, and sewer connection. The campground did have decent guest WiFi, but we utilized our own StarLink satellite for internet. The park is amazing with golf, lodge, trails, and falls.

Exhilarating for newbies like me! We hiked the way up in pitch black with headlamps and the way…read moreback in the morning sun. Be ready to get scratched up by blackberry thorns and have a few falls. Still have bruises. So worth it if you love feeling like you're actually climbing and not just walking pavement.

The Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park is the newest Tennessee state park. It is a…read morestraight line from the top border to the bottom, and cuts through 11 counties and two time zones. It encompasses 31,000 acres of land, and 200 miles of hiking at this time. But there are currently another 300 miles of hiking trails planned and in progress. Because of this, there are a lot of places you can fish, hunt, rock climb, or do back country camping. It's named after Justin P. Wilson, who was the deputy governor for a while. We hiked about two mile around the Tennessee Gorge area in Chattanooga that had some stunning overlooks.

Markoe and Stacy run Mountaineer Campground with professionalism, kindness, and real pride in…read morekeeping the community safe and welcoming. We were there over July 4th, and it was clear they handled a situation involving disruptive troublemakers with fairness and good judgment. Even in the middle of holiday chaos, they stayed calm, respectful, and focused on protecting the families and campers who come to enjoy the outdoors. Emphasis on FAMILIES! Their communication was excellent, the campground felt well cared for, and the atmosphere was friendly and secure. If you're looking for a campground where the managers actively look out for their guests, Mountaineer is the place to be--and Markoe and Stacy deserve credit for how they manage and maintain a positive experience for everyone.

2 huge limbs fell on the roof of our new RV in the middle of the night. We asked for a safer sight…read morebut they didn't have one. Then only refunded us a portion after charging us 115.00 cancellation fee! The site right across from us was pouring out sewage... The management were good people but it was obvious the owners do not do any upkeep on anything. WARNING! This place is unsafe!

We stayed here after 1 night ar Brimestone rv campground. The campground has many trees and is…read morevery close to more trails. At Brimstone the 30amp service was so bad we had to run our generator and there were only 3 rigs at the time. The power at Trails End was great we could run ac refrigerator and microwave all at the same time. Trails end even had free wifi at the office. Brimestone wanted 15 per day extra.

From the owner: Trails End is the Gateway to Tennessee's WMA North Cumberland New River Riding Area and is the…read morePremier Destination for off road trail riding in the South East. 140,000 acres of mountainous terrain to explore on your ATV or OHV. Trails End provides camping, cabins, special events, corporate packages, all inclusive vacation packages including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hunting, and off road riding. Call us today to book your next vacation at 423-663-3944

We had heard much positive feedback on the Tennessee Cumberland Plateau Campground from fellow…read moreAirStreamers and posts on FB Airstream Addicts. So when we became aware of various Membership Lots for sale , we reached out to one of the owners looking to sell his membership. We were referred to the volunteer Membership Chairperson who sent us an application and told us we would need to attend an interview with other member participants and sit through an orientation process to be sure we understood the campground rules and regulations and had reviewed the bylaws. The Membership Chairperson was very helpful communicating with us through the application process and being flexible with the scheduling of our membership interview. After our interview / orientation meeting was over we finalized the deal with the listing member and waited for all receipts to clear before our membership transferred hands. We had the opportunity to meet and visit with several members in the community. We found the various members to be very friendly and welcoming. We are looking forward to settling in for our first season of Paradise on the Plateau. The Membership Purchasing Application process is spelled out on the website, andthe contact information is readily available for the Membership Chair if you have any questions.

Great Airstream Park! Plan a relaxing trip with mostly mild temps. Unplug and re-energize! The park…read moreis a beautiful haven in the woods. The people are fabulous! Bring your golf clubs and your binoculars as there's plenty of golf courses nearby and lots to see around the park and on the trails.

Cute little lake. Not too special it's not very clean. But there is a park where you can eat your…read morelunch

Nothing fancy.... Adequate camp sites, but tables and fire pits are on the wrong side of camper at…read moresome sites

If you are looking for a outstanding RV experience, this is the place for you. The scenery here is…read morebeautiful, over looking the lake with the mountains in the distance. We found the other campers to be quite friendly as well. The owners were very accommodating and went out of their way to make the experience pleasurable. Charles Turner and Camilla

From the owner: Hidden Lake Tellico Campground & Resort is under new ownership…read more Hidden Lake is open from April 1st -through- December 1st each year. We will consider "Group" requests outside our normal open season, just call for any questions. We specialize in private group camping. Groups of 12 or more (6 couples) can rent the entire site and have your own private santuary. We offer Cabin Rentals near Cherohala Skyway and cater to Tourist Groups, Motorcycle Enthusiasts, Church Groups, Scouting Events, etc...Call for more details. Hidden lake offers a wide variety of campsites, from hike-to primitive campsites to cabins with heat and AC. Some of our hike to or ATV to only sites sites border national forest. Other sites are accessible by truck, while others are an easy walk to the bathhouse and other facilities. Miles of nature trails connect the campsites to the Lake, the River, and the Bathhouse. We have several tent camping sites that are easily accessible by road and others that are "hike to on

we arrived and was greeted by friendly staff . The campground was kept very clean the restrooms…read morewere big and kept clean also . there was a decent amount of shade trees throughout the campground . there was a nice pool and playground volleyball and basket ball courts along with corn hole and a big jump pad . the general store onsite carried a good selection of items along with a really good pizza you could have delivered to your camp site. Their was propane available. It was a short distance from town and the lost sea .my family and I had a great experience during our stay we highly recommend visiting this KOA

Second time that we made an overnight stop in this RV park. Check in was easy and we got great help…read moreto position our rig. We even ordered wings and wedge potatoes from the kitchen and were not disappointed, the food was delicious. Camp is clean and well maintained by friendly staff. We will definitely come back to enjoy a safe and restful stop during our next travels.