stayed at Ballyhoo for seven nights...probably the prettiest, quietist, cleanest RV campground I've…read moreever been to...this place open in the 60's and it's very well maintained by the owners...the little playground is older and the pool is no more to eventually be turned into a dog park...the bathhouse was immaculate with a fold down bench and plenty of hooks in each shower stall...the water was hot with great pressure...loved it. Laundry room was also immaculate. There is a 2-3 acre grass field to walk your dogs...but pro tip invest in 50 foot long leash and your dog is able to get incredible exercise...very easy to get in and out of all the sites are gravel with grass surrounding...there is a picnic table and fire pit at each site...this place is an incredible value...I moved to another park in Dandridge packed with long term RV's and it's garbage compared to Ballyhoo and more expensive...I had a number of conversations with the hard working owners, the Watkins, and they are lovely people...I'd like to address an issue I see with some reviews on Google...Ballyhoo has campground rules no different than any other campground...I see people complaining and leaving poor reviews mostly because they don't want follow the simple rules...such as keeping their dogs on leash...they get upset when they get called out and then blame the owners...that's bullshit. I followed the simple rules like most do and had a great time. Thank you Doris and Stanley for a great stay.

We stayed overnight while traveling through the area. The campground staff was friendly, our site…read morewas easy to get to and the entire campground was very clean. We have two dogs and there was plenty of room to walk our dog in the grass. Great place and we will definitely be back soon!

Beautiful and peaceful! Staff is great! Always enjoy our…read morestay there!! The chapel has wonderful services on Sunday mornings April through October.

We really enjoyed our weekend visit to Crossville. This campground is pretty much a state park…read morefeel. The roadways are all gravel, and there is a large area with long-term residents who are seriously there permanently with roofs overhead and in some cases buildings built adjacent to their campers. Pretty lake in the center, and I like that they have cabins in certain areas as well so you can visit with non-RV friends and family. Decent general store/gift shop. On site chapel. We've already planned a return visit for fall.

Not only were we greeted after hours ( around 8pm) we were then escorted to our RV spot. The…read moreshowers and restrooms were top tier and the BBQ gathering area was beautiful. Our sons were obsessed with the playground and had to go on it even tho it was 27 degrees out! 10/10 would definitely go here again!

This campground still has construction happening to open more rows, but my family has been so happy…read morehere. There is a large pavilion where all campground activities are held with a outdoor fire place, table, chairs. The bathrooms are so spacious if you want to get out of your RV and shower with space. A wonderful playground for smaller children with a slide and tire swing just to name a few. Many upgrades are still coming, located right off I-40 and around the corner from Bucees.

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.

A great find! Not far from Burgess Falls and some outdoor experiences- we had a chicken Caesar…read morewrap, chicken tender basket, and a Reuben sandwich and they were all good! The place is very large with nice outdoor patio space and indoor tables. Seems like they probably have a large crowd with music on the outdoor stage on Friday and Saturdays.

had a wonderful time here with my family after seeing Burgess Falls! Kayleigh the waitress was…read moregreat and the bartender McKenna was awesome and made some of the best drinks I've ever had. Great food and good vibes all around.

This place is great! We stumbled upon Highland Rim while looking for retirement property one…read moreweekend. We ran into the owners at a nearby "C- Store" and struck up a conversation about what was available in the area. Before long they invited us back to their place, showed us all around the development and we wound up having a beer and burgers with them that evening. Had such a good time that we booked a 4 day "reunion" with old friends a couple months later and simply loved it. We fished, hiked, cooked out and explored Fall Creek Falls, Cumberland Caverns and just poked around the rim. It was a very relaxing way to reconnect with old friends. The condos are spacious, well decorated, extremely comfortable and practically soundproof. Our next generation of young adults partied just one unit over and we heard nothing at all. It was one of the most relaxing weekends we've had in recent memory. And The whole experience was fast, friendly and "contactless". We paid online, got our key texted to a smart phone, drove straight to the resort and didn't breathe on anyone outside our own party all weekend. If you're looking for glitzy restaurants or loud night life, stay in Nashville. This is a "Bring Your Own....." kind of place. But if you want to reconnect with nature, while sleeping in a real bed, with fireplaces, nice kitchens, patios overlooking the water and all he comforts of home, then you'll love it.

Very nice, helpful personnel. Quite campground. Was great fit for our overnight stay.read more

I was here for five months through summer and fall, I couldn't have asked for a more peaceful,…read morefriendly park to stay. I work nights at hospitals so having a quiet day to sleep is hard to come by traveling. I had no problems here. It's the only park in the Crossville area that has trees, the shade was awesome through the summer. The staff was very kind and helpful. The pool was always clean, the office was always stocked with knickknacks, and getting propane refilled was a breeze.

We camped here last year and had an amazing time and couldn't wait to go back this year…read more I made a reservation in April for August for a RV for four people. In May some friends of ours called them to make a reservation for three people for the same weekend and asked to be close to us if possible and they were told that we didn't have a reservation. I called back and reserved the RV again for four people and this time put down a deposit. In July another couple who are our friends made an online reservation for an RV for two people. We all drove over six hours to the campground and when we arrived we were told by the Manager that they were double booked and she didn't know what she was going to do. She then proceeded to tell us that she had lost all of our numbers and couldn't call us to tell us what had happened, the whole time she was smiling and laughing. We told her that we had just drove over six hours and that she needed to figure something out. We were charged $100. a night for two extra people in our RV and we were not told that when we made the reservation. When I asked about the charge I was told it was for extra housekeeping fees. We had to go get our own sheets and towels. It was the same for our friends. She put nine of us into two RVs. We had our original four in ours which worked out ok. The other five she crammed into one RV that was not set up for that many people. When they pulled out the couch to make up the bed and it was full of mouse turds. I know that that can happen in the woods but when you are paying $150 a night you should expect it to be clean. Two of our friends ended up trying to sleep in the playroom because there was just no way that they could sleep in the RV. They had gotten in delivery of towels advertising the campground and the manger brought one out and was showing it off to everyone. One of our friends went to the office to find out how much they were and to buy a couple of them. He was told that they were $25 each ( too much in my opinion) and when he told the manager that he wanted to buy two she just gave him a look and walked away. She is supposedly a new and better manager than they had before, that is a matter of opinion. The theme for Saturday night was Luau and they had a special dinner that you could have for $40 a couple. We did not sign up for that because of dietary restrictions. The campground has a very nice pavilion with tables and a dance floor , they had the Luau dinner outside by the pool instead of in the pavilion. They started setting up three hours before the dinner and all of us that were enjoying the pool and sunshine was told that we had to give up our poolside seats so that they could move them and set up tables for the Luau. We were able to sit in the hottub and we watched them set up for the party. They had a woman who was topless carrying trays of silverware up against her chest and a cigarette in her mouth. They also offer free soft drinks which is a nice touch but the soda machine was crawling with ants even around the soda dispensers. The whole situation made us glad that we didn't pay for the dinner. When it came time for the dinner to start we went to the pavilion and set in some good seats for the dance that was taking place later. It started to rain and the people that were having dinner started coming in and we gave up our seats to them. When we complained about the way they handled the RV situation they offered us discounts for the next time we come. We told them that if they didn't make this right that we wouldn't be back so the discounts didn't mean anything, besides the fact that they lost our reservation in a months time so its hard to believe that they would remember to give us the discounts next year. Needless to say that we are very unhappy and won't be back.

It is open and my wife and i love it The owners make you feel like family and make you feel…read moreamazing. Very clean and very amazing atmosphere.