Tennessee Campground
Tennessee State Parks
Located approximately 45 minutes northeast of Nashville in Gallatin, Tennessee. Hosts' main duties will be light maintenance of the campground area and fee collection from the self-registration tubes. Special skills requested, not required: carpentry and/or plumbing. Electric and water hook-ups provided. Please call the park manager at 615-452-3706 for more details on this position and other volunteer opportunities you can become involved while hosting at this wonderful camping park. ... [Read More]
Golden Gate National Recreation Area - Camping
Bicentennial Campground is the most accessible campground in the Park, approximately 100 yards from the parking area near Battery Wallace. There are three sites, each of which can accommodate up to two people with one tent. Water is available at the Visitor Center approximately one mile away. Campers may use BBQ grills in the nearby Battery Wallace picnic area. Maximum stay is three nights per year No fires allowed in the campground. No pets allowed. No fees. ... The most remote of the GGNRA's campgrounds, Hawkcamp is located high above Gerbode Valley. There are three sites, each of which can accommodate up to four people. Choose between a strenuous 4-mile hike up the Bobcat trail from the Marin Headlands Visitor Center, or a 3.5-mile hike from the Tennessee Valley parking lot. Groups may reserve the entire campground from November 1 to March 31. The rest of the year, a maximum of three sites may be reserved per group. Maximum stay is three nights per year. Facilities: chemical toilets and picnic tables. There is no water available for drinking or cleaning. No wood or charcoal fires allowed however gas camp stoves may be used. No pets allowed. No fees. ... [Read More]
TVA: Camping and Recreation Areas
Wilson Dam-Lower Rockpile Campground: This is a self-service campground (256-386-2560). ... Mallard Creek Campground: Campground has onsite manager (256-386-2560). ... Barton Springs Campground : Campground has onsite manager (931-857-9222). ... [Read More]
Tennessee State Parks
Volunteer Campground Hosts - Individuals interested in becoming a Volunteer Campground Host should contact the Park Manager for the park they are interested in. For any given park, notices shall be posted in the camper's check-in and sent to local camping clubs. For more information about specific parks involved in the program, go to http://www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/volunteerprogram.php . Campground host applications are available from the parks participating in this program or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator at tnstateparks.volunteer@state.tn.us or ... [Read More]
TN State Parks: Harrison Bay State Park
The 1,200-acre Harrison Bay State Park, with approximately 40 miles of Chickamauga Lake shoreline, was originally developed as a Tennessee Valley Authority recreation demonstration area in the 1930's. Its name is derived from a large bay at the main channel of the Tennessee River that covers the old town of Harrison, and the last Cherokee Campground. The parklands are of historic significance because the Cherokee Campground consisted of three villages which was ruled by one of the last great Cherokee Chieftains, Chief Joe Vann. This beautiful wooded park is a haven for campers, boaters and fishermen, as well as picnickers and other day-use visitors from Chattanooga and the surrounding tri-state area. ... [Read More]
TVA Public Notice: Beech Bend Campground
Decatur County, Tennessee, has requested that TVA grant a 30-year recreation easement for Beech Bend Campground. The easement would provide sufficient tenure for the county to apply for and receive state and federal recreation grants. These grants would be used to pay for improvements of existing facilities and construction of new facilities. ... [Read More]
TN State Parks: Chickasaw State Park
There are three campgrounds at Chickasaw State Park. The RV campground has 52 sites, each with water and electrical hookups. The tent campground has 29 sites, and water is available. The wrangler campground is designed for visitors traveling with horses. There are 31 sites, each with water and electrical hookups. All park campsites have picnic tables and grills. Modern bathhouses provide hot showers and restroom facilities. There is a playground in each campground. ... [Read More]
TN State Parks:
Figure 19 Spring And Summer Campground Occupancy ... Figure 16 Campground Occupancy by Month ... Campground ... [Read More]
Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area - Camping
Blue Heron Campground offers 45 sites with water and electric, restrooms, showers and dump station. The campground offers handicapped accessible sites. Reservations for the Blue Heron Campground are available between May 1 and October 31, walk-ins are also permitted. Camping fees are $15.00 per night. ... Bandy Creek Campground offers 100 sites with water and electric, 50 tent sites and two group camping area, restrooms, showers, dump station and swimming pool. Bandy Creek Campground offers handicapped accessible sites.Reservations for the Bandy Creek Campground and group sites are available between April 1 and October 31, walk-ins are also permitted. Camping fee is $20.00 per night for sites with electricity and $17.00 per night for sites with no electricity. ... [Read More]
TDEC: State Parks: Find-a-Park:
Chickasaw – Chickasaw State Park is located within a State Forest. TheState Park provides a wrangler campground where people can camp with theirhorse. Rental horses are available for guided trail rides. There are over 100miles of horse trail located in Chickasaw State Forest. ... Natchez Trace – Natchez Trace State Park is located within a StateForest. The State Park provides a wrangler campground where people can camp withtheir horse. Horses may also be boarded in the adjacent barn. Over 100 miles ofhorse trail are located on Natchez Trace State Forest. ... [Read More]
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