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Public Land in Tennessee

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About these 105 public land campgrounds

OpenCamp tracks 105 public land campgrounds in Tennessee. 21% are free to camp, and 76% charge a fee. The top land managers here are U.S. Forest Service and Army Corps of Engineers. Camping in Tennessee is concentrated around Cherokee National Forest and Old Hickory Lake. 18% are big-rig friendly and 38% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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Eagles Point AreaTennessee Valley Authority (TVA)Near Middle Valley · 699 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Ginger Bay Backcountry CampingLand Between the Lakes OtherNear Dover · 394 ft3 of 7 facts known
Free
Low Gap CampCherokee National ForestNear Hunter · 3,875 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Neville Bay Backcountry CampingBarkley Recreation AreaNear Big Rock · 361 ft3 of 7 facts known
Free
North River Dispersed CampsitesCherokee National ForestNear Tellico Plains · 1,942 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Quinn Springs CampgroundSouth Cherokee National Forest & Wildlife Management AreaNear Delano · 764 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Rushing Creek Camping AreaLand Between the Lakes OtherNear Murray · 371 ft3 of 7 facts known
Free
Sourwood CampgroundCherokee National ForestNear Coker Creek · 1,955 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Chilhowee CampgroundSouth Cherokee National Forest & Wildlife Management AreaNear Benton · 1,952 ft78 sites · 4 of 7 facts known
Group sites · 3
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