Stay Away! I hate it here!! I'd like to keep these beautiful trails all to myself! Nothing to…read moresee here with your pups. The parking is terrible, the Rangers are not helpful at all, and the restrooms are the worst! Just let me come here alone and enjoy this splendor Mother Nature has created! But in all seriousness, I love it here! You should check it out.

Holy mole! This is a fabulous state park. Totally free parking, incredible restroom facilities - I…read moreknow that might sound dramatic but they had air conditioning in them! This is something Florida needs to jump on board with. And there was so many great spots for ground camping as well as areas for campers/RVs. We spent a couple hours at the park doing the hike to the waterfall. It was pretty leisurely and the grade is mild so it made for a comfortable trek. If you are planning to hike here, drive as faaaaaar as you can before parking. If you choose to park in the first lots you'll be walking about a mile just to get to the trail head. The trails were beautiful and the waterfall is so fun! You really can climb and explore it, I would suggest bringing plenty of water to drink and shoes that you can walk through the water in.

I had to redownload yelp just to leave this review…read more This place is AMAZING!!! My buddy and I were biking to Myrtle Beach from Colorado and this was our last campsite before the last stretch in. We did a regular campsite right behind bathhouse #2 and let me tell you...10/10 would and will camp here again. Toilets, showers, open spaces, far enough away neighbors that aren't tent camping. That shower after 1300 miles on a motorcycle was THE best. Reserving the spot the day of our arrival was even better. The gal was very helpful and made the booking process so easy. The ONLY thing...it's a bit of a steep paved road, about 1/4 mile, to get from the road to the campgrounds. But, we made it up on our motorcycles and there were several toy haulers up here as well.

I came here to do some trail riding with family. Windrock is a huge place and there are so many…read moretrails and options for outdoor entertainment and sports for all levels. There are easy up to very difficult trails, there are bike trails, and they even will bring riders up to the top along with their bike. My guess is that my group traveled around 70+ miles over the two days I was there. Now I need to replace a busted tire and a bent rim. The Windrock campground is also quite large and clean. I stayed in a tent site that had plenty of room. The parking is setup to handle visitors with trailers and extra vehicles. The bathhouses are nice and the hot water is plentiful. Overall, I had a great time. The personnel I interacted with were really knowledgeable and friendly.

What an AWESOME place to camp at! Full hook ups, Fishing (catch & release) Two club houses... and…read moregreat hosts! Jeff was really sweet and informative on the area, and accommodating to our needs. Several things to do in the area. There is a great outdoor shooting range within 1 mile or 2. And two great wineries close by as well. Plan a few days to unwind and enjoy the peace.

First week of a month long stay. The park is far enough from the main road so there is no road…read morenoise. Long term spaces out front are very spacious. The spaces around the lake vary but no one is packed in. Spots are level with some spots having cement where the tires sit. All have cement patios with table and chairs.

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.

Not far away from us in Ten Mile, yet tucked away from the hustle & bustle of modern day life…read more Usually pretty full and yet pleasantly quiet & serene. A campground host makes daily multiple rounds throughout the area in a SxS, insuring order is maintained and is happy to welcome all. Setting right on the lake, they offer kayaks and pedal boats for their customers as well as a sandy beach for the kids. The little store stocks simple amenities such as ice, firewood, ice cream, t-shirts, and some basic camping supplies. Overall a very pleasant experience whenever staying here.

What a great camping experience. Kim and Andy are the perfect hosts! I've been camping in almost…read moreall 50 states, and have yet to meet better or more caring hosts.

We love Deer Run! The staff is so nice and friendly. The residents on the other side of the lake…read moreare always so nice and love the kids. We've been coming here for years. Highly recommend!

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

BY FAR the BEST campground I have ever stayed at - in 40+ years of camping! Margie, Jazz, Lisa,…read moreJim and all the other AMAZING folks that work there (sorry I forgot other names) MADE this an even better campground than it already is. First off - let me say, the campground is PRISTINE! Everything is spotless and the speed in which they prepare a campsite for the next visitors speaks even more to their professionalism and dedication to ensuring everyone has a phenomenal stay! This was my 'maiden voyage' in a new pull behind camper, and the kind folks at Yarberry went SO FAR above and beyond!!! They were consistently riding about the campground looking to help anyone in need - including this (not so) damsel in distress. :-). I have already booked my next stay and look forward to staying with them again and again and again!!!!! Again - BEST CAMPGROUND & MANAGEMENT TEAM EVER!!!!!!

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 '

Land truly worthy of the protection of the National Park system, you get 85 miles of hiking trails…read more 37 square miles of mostly wilderness, and the landscape is awesome. That said, I'm going to complain lightly about a few things anyway. First, the real reason for the park is a story of European conquest -- the great westward expansion of the colonists through the gap and into Virginia and Tennessee territory. While we have more spectacular Appalachian parks in Great Smoky Mountain NP, New River Gorge, and Shenandoah, this one is really here for that historical aspect. (The gap of course was also used by big game as well as trappers and traders, of course.) So for those of us who really just want to enjoy the mountains, this isn't really the top destination, but it will certainly do. Then there is the general problem of understaffing and weak resourcing. We found trails near the town of Cumberland Gap to be well-maintained, but they also clearly have a massive problem of spreading kudzu. I'm not seeing that likely to change if we don't better resource that effort. Support of the parks is a federal line item, and the postwar consensus to do so is a thing of the past. Also worth noting -- lodging options are limited here. We stayed instead at Pine Mountain State Resort Park in Kentucky, which has a very good lodge and some very charming old cabins and cottages. (I didn't look carefully at campground options, but I know those exist too.)

7/26/26 My husband…read moreand I like to take a cave trip every year for our anniversary. This year, we traveled from Ohio to the Bristol area. Gap Cave was a great stop for the way back home. I will admit that we originally did not go in with high expectations. We saw the $8 price tag and thought that meant this cave must be underwhelming with the price being THAT low compared to all other tours that we have been on. Gap Cave was the 29th cave/cavern that we have visited in the US. When I tell you that we were pleasantly surprised, that is the understatement of the century. We loved the experience of getting to use the flashlights to light our own path while in the cave. The hike to the cave itself is super beautiful. Our tour guides(Lucas, Dylan, and Mackenzie) were amazing. You could see all of their enthusiasm for their job which is always great to see! Gap Cavern has an amazing amount of formations. We enjoyed our tour here more than the Domes and Dripstones tour at Mammoth Cave. The visitors center of Cumberland Gap National Park was also super nice! The employees and rangers were so friendly and kind! We highly recommend making this stop!

Super friendly front staff, quiet, and full hookups with relatively level spot. We stayed at…read moreRaccoon Valley to be near family so we didn't get a chance to use any of the amenities. That said, it was a quiet, well maintained park. Not too many activities, during the winter, but that wasn't what we were there for. The prices were great, they have a dog run, and many spots were very spacious. We now have a new home base when we are in the Knoxville area.

This place has awful customer service. The lady at the front desk acts like she is doing you a…read morefavor to stay here. Geographically this place is placed smack dab in the middle of old run down trailer homes as far as the eye can see. I was looking to camp in one of there dry camp sites for the weekend. As I approached the front desk, Karen I think that was her name, acted like she was full and this was like getting a room at a 5 star luxury hotel. LOL This wasn't the place, run down. As I smelled alcohol and cigarettes on here breathe from across the counter. This place is in need of an update and wasn't a safe place to be. I'd try somewhere else this isn't the place you are looking for. You also can't dry camp for more than one night here. Which isn't on their website anywhere. I would stay here if my life depended on it. A few of their regular RV folks walked in with 2 teeth and smelled like they hadn't taken a shower in a month. I guess the showers aren't working here as well. To top it off Karen approached my car and made a snide remark as I made this review. Just find another place to camp. This isn't the place you are looking for.