Camping near Altamont, TN

Recent Reviews near Altamont, TN

1213 Reviews of 165 Altamont Campgrounds

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  Ruby L.

  Traveler

  Nov. 7, 2026

  Cloudland Canyon State Park Campground

  Beautiful park

  Loved it, hiking to waterfalls, viewing the rim, spacious sites, quiet, small playground. All in all a very restful stay

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  Kaylie/TT G.

  Guide

  Nov. 7, 2026

  Tennessee Hills Campground

  It's a beautiful place to take walks and look at all of God's beauty while doing it;) Then you have your beautiful water to enjoy while being under the moon… a wonderful place with the right person or even by yourself to get a sweet escape!

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  Roberta S.

  Guide

  Nov. 5, 2026

  Foster Falls Campground

  Site 2 is the only cement pad, but the others look pretty level. While water is not available at individual sites, there is a spigot near the bath house. The bathrooms and showers were really clean.

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  Ronald C.

  Guide

  Nov. 5, 2026

  Whispering Oaks Campground

  Campground people were very nice the sites are in the trees very very close . If you’re going to stay more than one night I would go somewhere else. You will trip over your neighbors sewer and bump into the slide out on your way out of your RV thats how close you are .they charge $55 a night for full hook up and it is not far from the HYW

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  Chris A.

  Legend

  Nov. 4, 2026

  Wiseman Park

  Wife and I really enjoyed this park. It was whisper quiet despite being in middle of town. No sewer here if needed. Perfect place to stay if touring Jack Daniels. Lots of open areas and grass for puppies. Instructions are not very clear how to check in. Just go to visitor center then go to wiseman park. It’s zero frills, but just what you need for 1-2 nights.

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  Callum C.

  Scout

  Nov. 3, 2026

  Hunter’s Check Station Campground - Prentice Cooper State Forest

  Surprisingly busy, was almost full when I arrived at dusk on a weekday. Has a toilet, but it’s pretty rank.

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  MickandKarla W.

  Legend

  Nov. 2, 2026

  Long Branch — Center Hill Lake

  A Big-Rig-Friendly COE Worth Returning To

  We stayed here overnight on the way to Gatlinburg and three nights on the way back. GPS and signage was good as getting to this COE was easy. Often you don’t know what you’re going to get at a COE i.e. tight roads, low hanging branches etc. This was not the case as the campground (CG) is big rig friendly. For the overnighter, we checked in at the gate and proceeded to back in site 50 with water and electric (50/30/20 AMP). We had no problem backing into site 50 which sits above the creek that runs through the side of the CG. The gravel pad was fairly level(didn’t need any blocks under tires) with a picnic table, fish cleaning station, fire pit and stand up bbq. For the three nights we were in back in site 37, which was along the fence side of the CG. Site 37 had the same picnic table, cleaning table, stand up bbq and fire pit. This site’s pad was plenty long enough so we could put our toy hauler patio down. For both sites we got 1 bar on both Verizon and T-Mobile. As there is no Wifi in this CG, we used starlink. Since our starlink antenna is not hard mounted, we were able to move the antenna around to get a good signal through the trees. We were surprised this COE didn’t sell firewood nor ice. We enjoyed walking our dog around and even did some fly fishing in the adjacent river. We thoroughly enjoyed this COE.

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  MickandKarla W.

  Legend

  Nov. 1, 2026

  Whispering Falls RV Park

  Great Customer Service and a Walk to Burgess Falls

  We originally reserved three nights at Whispering Falls RV Park but changed our plans to an overnight stay with only 24 hours' notice. The staff was very accommodating and changed our reservation without any fees. On travel day, we called to see if we could arrive early since check-in wasn't until 3:00 PM. Again, no problem! Awesome customer service. We followed RV Life Trip Wizard GPS along with the directions in our confirmation email, which accounted for a detour due to construction of the new Burgess Falls State Park visitor center. The drive took us along country roads that we wouldn't want to navigate after dark. Check-in was simple, and we entered the gate code and proceeded to back-in site 7. We were impressed with the newer campsites featuring pavers and long pads. Utilities were conveniently placed, making hookups easy. Water pressure was decent at around 45 psi. Campground (CG) WiFi was pretty good at 20.5 Mbps download. We received one bar on both Verizon and T-Mobile, but our T-Mobile Home Internet was unusable, so we set up Starlink. Mature trees surrounded the CG perimeter but didn't cause us any satellite reception issues. Sites were decently spaced, with sites 9 and 10 looking like great choices for those traveling together. There were quite a few seasonal or permanent campers, but their sites were very well maintained. The CG also had a good-sized, unfenced dog area. One nice feature was being able to hear the falls from sites toward the back of the CG. We especially enjoyed being able to walk directly from our campsite into Burgess Falls State Park and access the trails leading to the falls to include bringing our dog on a leash. The store, which also serves as the check-in location, offered fast food, beer, and basic grocery items. Between the excellent customer service, well-maintained sites, and convenient access to the state park, we would definitely stay here again!

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  erika V.

  Traveler

  Oct. 29, 2026

  Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park

  The waterfalls are beautiful and relaxing. You can hike the high-easier trail (but tree roots are present) or the lower-harder trails and be a unprofessional rock climber right down to the falls. 2.5 mile hike if you go all the way around. We spent over 2.5 hours here. Bonus is that if you are not camping here... you can use the very very clean showers for $5!