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Several RV parks surround the Cumberland Gap region, offering diverse options for motorhome travelers. Anchor Down RV Resort in Dandridge features concrete pads with full hookups, including 50-amp service, and operates from March through December. Forest Grove RV Resort provides 200 spacious sites with both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical connections, water, and sewer hookups. The Farm RV Resort in Kentucky maintains 151 big-rig friendly sites with full hookup capabilities. Escapees Raccoon Valley RV Park near Heiskell remains open year-round with pull-through sites that accommodate larger rigs. "The sites were gravel but were level," noted one traveler about Wilderness Road Campground, which offers electric hookups but requires RVs to be under 26 feet in length.
Road access varies significantly between campgrounds, with some mountain locations requiring careful navigation through winding roads. Cell service fluctuates throughout the region - Verizon users report strong signals at Wilderness Road Campground but limited connectivity at other locations. Most RV parks in the area welcome pets, though specific restrictions may apply. Dump stations are available at most locations, with Anchor Down, Forest Grove, and The Farm all offering on-site sanitary dump facilities. During fall foliage season, advance reservations become essential as campgrounds fill quickly. Winter camping options remain limited, with only select parks like Escapees Raccoon Valley operating year-round. For RVs requiring 50-amp service, confirming availability before arrival is recommended, as some parks offer limited numbers of higher-amperage sites.
"The Amenities - Bath House, restrooms and laundry are the finest I have ever encountered."
"This RV resort had everything we needed. Water, electric and sewage hookups. We had access to cable TV, although we don't have a TV in our camper."
from $49 - $139 / night
Check Availability"We are very laid back in our approach to camping as you will notice first thing upon arrival when you will probably find the office unoccupied."
"We planned an overnight stop at Dumplin as it was close to the interstate. It is very nice! Sites were part gravel and easy to pull through. We were in a pull through with full hook ups."
from $33 - $38 / night
Check Availability"What a great place, friendly, staff is great, especially the manager Rachel."
"Thank you so much Rachael for all that you have done at this amazing facility. You are your team define customer service. I cannot wait to return."
"It is a single road with lots on both sides...very easy for pull-in's, back-in's regardless of rig size. Full hookups all in great condition and clean, level concrete pads. "
"The sites have hedges on either side, which make the sites more private. Although the sites are very narrow . We are in the fifth wheel/trailer sites. We liked it here and would stay again."
"It has everything you need: full hook ups, dog park, laundry. Clean, well kept and friendly. Sites are small and close, but work even for the larger rigs."
"Pretty average but does have a reasonable fenced dog run."
from $23 - $30 / night
Check Availability"Great little park located in the Appalachian mountains of Virginia beside of Leeman Field park in Pennington Gap. Easy sites to get into with full hookups."
"Campground is quiet and feels very safe. Nestled nicely in the hills in the Pennington gap . Lots to do within easy driving distance. Overall a great experience"
"The resort itself is beautifully maintained, with spacious, level sites that provide plenty of room for both our RV and outdoor activities."
"We had a wonderful stay at The Farm RV Resort. The peaceful, countryside setting was the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle."
from $49 - $89 / night
Check Availability"Level dry gravel pull through camper pads. I think all were full hook ups, some may have only been water and electric."
"Just opening in July 2025, Every site comes with full hookups, making it super convenient for all your RV needs."
"We enjoyed the full moon view over a peaceful fire (they have firewood available). Woke up to incredible tall trees all around us with colorful fall leaves. It was exactly what we needed."
from $69 - $79 / night
Check Availability"This is a decent campground that definitely caters to the SxS and off road crowd. Sites are relatively level and there is a decent amount of space between them."
GuideThis is a really nice place, my only issue is that I think $110 with Good Sam is too expensive. I needed a place to stay, so I did. They have laundry and restrooms but I didn't use them.
ScoutMost of the camp sites on the Clifty side are small and right on top of each other, except one- T-49. T-49 is off by itself and its big and private. There is a trail head (12) right next to the site, which was great. Its about a 1.5 mile hike, moderately difficult. This site is also not too far from the bathrooms, which were very clean. You can fill up a water can in the bathroom. We have At&t and had no service at the camp site. Lastly, there is plenty of fire wood at the site if you're willing to process it. So long as it has not rained recently, no need to buy fire wood. 5 stars for sure!
GuideWilderness rosd campground is awesome!! Beautiful area, with electric hookups and nice restroom and shower facilities. Smooth paved level sites and easy to find the site. We loved our stay here. They also have beautiful trails that are pet friendly. Will come back here again.
GuideGreat stop for the night. No shade but, had a full hook up pull thru. Dog friendly. And very nice people, And there's a pizza place that Delivers 😀
ScoutI was looking for a campground to stay between nights when I work in Knoxville and have a 2 hour travel back home. This place was great. The bathhouse was clean and campsite was clean as well. I was right next to the bathroom so there was no odor and hardly any foot traffic going back and forth. The views of the lake at night were pretty. The only downfall I found was the campsite was a little hard to find in the dark but other than that, no complaints at all.
GuideThis could possibly be the best camp I've ever stayed at. I personally visited around early May & it was quiet, very clean & everything worked. Showers and bathrooms were quite clean also. Great place to stay.
ScoutWe stopped here for an overnight traveling to Charleston, South Carolina. The sites were very nice. Staff very friendly. Very clean. Would recommend
GuideThe bathrooms are very clean well lit.
GuideThe place is full of activities for all of the family. A nice list of amenities including fishing kayaking playgrounds and disc golf.
RV campgrounds near Cumberland Gap, Tennessee sit in the tri-state area where Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia meet at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 feet. The region experiences four distinct seasons with hot, humid summers averaging 85°F and winter temperatures frequently dropping below freezing. The Cumberland Gap National Historical Park spans over 24,000 acres with more than 85 miles of hiking trails accessible from several campgrounds.
Explore waterfalls and caves: Cumberland Falls RV Resort provides convenient access to natural attractions. "We were lucky enough to be the first guests in our site, and I can confidently say it won't be our last visit. We're already planning to return this fall!" shares one camper at Cumberland Falls RV Resort.
Visit nearby urban areas: Campgrounds like Two Rivers Landing offer day trip options to surrounding cities. "Location was great, right on the river bank, gorgeous views. Very clean and beautifully landscaped!" notes a visitor. "Right in the middle of a lot to do, that's why we want to come back when it's warm!" adds another guest at Two Rivers Landing RV Resort.
Enjoy water activities: Camping near Douglas Lake provides swimming and boating opportunities. "We loved our time here. Very clean with paved sites, pool, basketball and lake. Great place to spend a whole week," reports a camper at Anchor Down RV Resort.
Scenic views: Riverside sites are highly valued by visitors. "The premium sites have custom fireplaces and the views are gorgeous. I imagine it's lots of fun in the summer with the lake and the private beach," comments a visitor at Anchor Down RV Resort.
Clean facilities: Many campgrounds maintain excellent restroom standards. "The Amenities - Bath House, restrooms and laundry are the finest I have ever encountered. Shower areas are large enough for families with young ones to be together with wet, dry, sink and commode area all in one room," notes one guest.
Quiet atmosphere: Several campgrounds offer peaceful settings away from highway noise. "We were expecting many people over the 4th of July holiday but were pleasantly surprised to have only a few other guests. Very soft green grass over the entire RV park. Plenty of room for pets to walk on lead. Quiet with no road noise," reports a visitor at Dumplin Valley Farm RV Park.
Winter camping options: Limited campgrounds remain open year-round. "We had a fantastic stay at The Farm RV Resort in December. The resort's peaceful, wintery landscape provided the perfect setting for a quiet getaway," shares a winter visitor at The Farm RV Resort.
Site surfaces vary: Campground surfaces range from concrete pads to gravel to grass-covered areas. "Sites were part gravel and grassy. We were in a pull through with full hook ups," notes a camper at Dumplin Valley Farm.
Reservation requirements: Some parks fill quickly and maintain waiting lists. "It is so hard to get a reservation here, so we decided to take what we could get so we could try it out! A tip to get reservations! Call and put your name on a waiting list for the dates you need. If they have cancellations, they call the people on the list instead of releasing the dates on the website!" advises an Anchor Down visitor.
Look for campgrounds with playgrounds: Some parks offer extensive children's facilities. "There's a giant blow up slide leading into the lake. There's a super cute and fun dog park, arcade room, very nice pool area, food truck with anything you could want to eat, and the workers are super nice," reports a family at Anchor Down.
Check shower facilities for family needs: Bathroom amenities vary significantly between campgrounds. "This camp ground is nothing short of luxurious! From its level concrete sites to it's bathhouses (that are nicer than my own home bathrooms, btw), they have spared no expense in creating the nicest campground possible!" notes a parent.
Consider seasonal activities: Many campgrounds host special events for children. "Every Saturday in October, campers decorate their site and hand out candy to the costumed campers! My kids LOVED that. We have already booked for this next October and plan to make it a tradition!" shares a family visitor.
Check site dimensions carefully: Some parks have tight restrictions. "Very nice but very close together sites and while convenient to I-40 it's a ways from the attractions in the area. Pull ins for class As on the river which do afford a nice view," cautions a visitor at Two Rivers Landing.
Consider big rig accessibility: Not all parks accommodate large vehicles. "Level dry gravel pull through camper pads. I think all were full hook ups, some may have only been water and electric. Very clean and well maintained, quiet and no interstate noise," notes a visitor at Royal Blue RV Park.
Investigate campground layouts: Some RV parks prioritize certain types of rigs. "The campground is set up by money. And what I mean by that is, class A and larger get the water views. 5th wheel and travel trailers get the 2nd class view behind the big money class A," observes a Two Rivers Landing camper.
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