County Critters is a full hook up campground with 50 and 30 amp service, sewage hook-ups, water and WIFI. Large 50' pull thru sites. Open year round with 24/7 check in. It is a small, quiet campground with beautiful scenery surrounding you. It is in the country but only 1.3 miles to town were you can get all your needs....propane, groceries and cold drinks. Come on out and enjoy the peaceful country. See ya there! 731-434-8989. They have 12 large pull through sites with 3 back-ins and room for tents near the clubhouse. The clubhouse has 2 bathrooms with step in showers, a small kitchenette and large game room.

Located off SR 79 between Memphis and Nashville, this campground is just minutes from Kentucky Lake. The sites are all pull thrus and can accommodate big rigs. They offers sites for tent, or trailer campsites along with cabins. Most sites are shaded and the facilities are clean and well maintained. Some of the nearby attractions are visiting Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Memphis, Nashville or Land Between The Lakes. Mini golf, a gem mine and a swimming pool are all located onsite.

State Line Campground sits adjacent to the Tellico River on the Tennessee-North Carolina stateline, where the fishing is prime. 7 sites are available on a first come, first served basis and can accommodate 2-26 foot camping trailers and 4 cars. Each site contains 2 picnic tables, 2 lantern posts and a grill//firering. This is bear country and all food must be stored properly in closed containers or in cars. The nightly rate is $20 per site.

North River Campground is a primitive and quiet campground located in Cherokee National Forest. They have 11 campsites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern post. 2 of the sites are side-by-side, (sites 5 and 6) making it perfect for two families. This can be a popular campground during peak season but and sites are first come, first serve so plan ahead. This is bear country so all food must be stored in containers or locked in you vehicle. The nightly fee is $8 per night.

Located on the shore of J Percy Priest Lake, this campground is surrounded by thick woodlands. They have 59 sites that can accommodate tents or trailers of all sizes. Sites have lots of shade and are spacious. A boat ramp, swimming beach, dump station, hot showers and a group picnic shelter are all located within the campground. Fishing, hunting, boating and exploring nearby trails are favorite activities for visitors. Skunks are a problem so store food in containers. The nightly rate is $22.

Houston Valley Campground is located near the Paint Creek and Weaver Bend areas. It is a small and rustic campground with eight campsites that are spaced far apart. Picnic facilities are also available for free and can accommodate small or large groups with a covered pavilion. Sites are all first come, first served and have a fire ring provided. Drinking water and flush toilets are on-site. The nightly fee is $7.

Long Branch Campground offers 60 sites along the Caney Fork River. Center Hill Dam is just above where you’ll find 64 miles of river for boating, fishing and recreating. The campground sits in a thick hardwood forest where wildlife roam. Each site has electric hookups and can accommodate tents or even big rigs. A day-use picnic shelter is also available for reservation. A boat ramp, fish cleaning station, and playground located on-site. Edgar Evins State Park sits on the shore about 10 minutes from Floating Mill. The nightly rate is $26-$30.

Located next to the Big South Fork National River, this campground offers 31 sites for tent or trailer camping. Each site has water hookups, picnic tables and grills. 25 of the campsites have electric hookups. A dump station and bathhouse is provided. Sites are well-maintained and most of the have some shade. Cabins are also available for reservation. Campers enjoy exploring the miles of nearby hiking trails. The nightly rate is $20.

Located on the eastern edge of the Cumberland Plateau, Cove Lake’s Campground has quick access to the interstate. They offer 106 sites for tent or trailer camping with electric and water hookups. 6 large picnic pavilions are also available for rent. Most of the sites have some shade and are level. Each site has a picnic table and grill. Campers enjoy hiking along the popular Cumberland Trail, which connects Cove Lake State Park with Tank Spring in La Follette. Nightly rate runs about $24 per night.

Newport/I-40 Smoky Mountains KOA is located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. They have easy in and easy out access with a variety of sites available for tent camping, RVs and Cabins rentals. The RV sites are all pull thrus with a max length of 81 feet. The park is well maintained and has plenty of trees for shade. Some of the nearby places to visit are Pigeon Forge, Forbidden Caverns and Dollywood theme park. The Cherokee National Forest for hiking is close and fishing or rafting on the Tennessee Valley Authority lakes.