Best Glamping near Hilham, TN

Spacious Skies Belle Ridge near Monterey features luxury glamping accommodations that provide an elevated outdoor experience while maintaining modern comforts. With 68 sites across the property, their glamping offerings include canvas safari tents with raised wooden platforms, comfortable queen beds with linens, private decks, and electricity. Many units come equipped with mini-fridges, USB charging ports, and temperature control. One visitor noted, "We loved our stay at Belle Ridge! The dogs enjoyed the huge field next to the sites and we enjoyed hiking the trails and taking in the spectacular views of the Plateau!" Deep Valley Campground in Allons also offers premium glamping options with amenities like wood floors, outdoor seating areas, and private fire rings, making them popular with families seeking comfort without sacrificing the outdoor experience.

Dale Hollow Lake provides a stunning backdrop for the glamping accommodations at Lillydale Campground, where waterfront luxury canvas tents overlook the pristine shoreline. Guests have immediate access to kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming directly from their sites. According to a camper, "The views from the island are unfathomably beautiful. The tent camp sites were aptly distanced from one another." Hiking trails wind through the surrounding forests, offering opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. Wolf River Resort & Marina offers similar waterfront glamping experiences with easy boat access. The region's minimal development restrictions ensure guests enjoy stargazing opportunities and peaceful natural surroundings, with most properties maintaining quiet hours from 10pm to 7am for a tranquil glamping experience.

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Best Glamping Sites Near Hilham, Tennessee (22)

1. Dale Hollow Damsite
8 Reviews
Hilham, TN
9 miles
Website
+1 (931) 243-3554
$32 - $75 / night
"Table, standup bbq grill, extra small table, lantern hooks, electric & water."

"Also bring plenty of ice as there is no ice machine on site. Nearest place to get ice is 2 miles away in Celina TN"
2. Lillydale Campground And Day Use
7 Reviews
Byrdstown, TN
15 miles
Website
+1 (931) 823-4155
$18 - $50 / night
"The tent camp sites on the island were aptly distanced from one another. The other campers seemed to have an unspoken sense of support."

"We stayed at site #61 - the lake was literally steps away from our door, and it was a no wake zone (the lake comes to a dead-end back by this row of campsites, so there isn't a lot of boat traffic)."

3. Deep Valley Campground
2 Reviews
Allons, TN
8 miles
Website
+1 (931) 823-2222
"when we arrived my fiancé & I didn’t realize the time change. So unfortunately we woke them up. But thank goodness they they didn’t hold it against us. Lol!"

"Very friendly staff. Nice and quiet. 30 amp service only."
4. Edgar Evins State Park Campground
56 Reviews
Lancaster, TN
31 miles
Website
"We stayed at a campsite by the lake. What I didn’t realize until we got there is that the site is on a wooden platform because the shoreline is a little steep."

"Edgar Evins State Park off I40 exit 268, 4.8 miles to the park entrance. As soon as you enter the park you start driving up. The campground starts at the top of the hill and the sites are decks!"

5. Spacious Skies Belle Ridge
14 Reviews
Monterey, TN
22 miles
Website
+1 (931) 241-4341
$29 - $249 / night
"I wasn’t pleased with my check-in because I waited nearly 20 minutes to be helped as a group in front of me arrived with 1,000 questions and booked their campground in person."

"We didn’t use the laundry or bathhouse so I can’t comment on those. The campground was very nice with what seems to be lots to do, as far as hiking and sightseeing."
6. Rock Island State Park Campground
50 Reviews
Rock Island, TN
43 miles
Website
+1 (931) 686-2471
"We had the usual amenities, like a picnic table with a bench, fire pit, and a lantern pole. The bathhouse was clean and well stocked."

"I didn’t see the inside of the cabins, but they looked very luxurious from the outside, so I am sure they are very nice. The tent area also looks nice."

7. Kendall Campground
23 Reviews
Jamestown, KY
36 miles
Website
+1 (270) 343-4660
$16 - $60 / night
"We stayed for 6 nights on 2 sites, right next to the bath house. Laundry was free and on the back of the bath house (2 washers, 2 dryers). Bath house was clean."

"Dump station on site. Clean showers/bathrooms. Laundry too! I stayed in the annex campground, which is the newer one farther from the dam."
8. Wolf River Resort & Marina
1 Review
Byrdstown, TN
20 miles
+1 (606) 387-5841
$8 - $20 / night
"Most campsites overlook the lake and have a lovely view of sunset. Only complaint is the amount of trash we picked up upon arrival."

9. Holpps Pine Ridge Lake Campground
3 Reviews
Monterey, TN
24 miles
Website
+1 (931) 445-3487
$25 - $30 / night
"A private, family owned lake, which was built by the family in the 50’s or 60’s. The family lives on site, and runs the place, and they are some of the nicest people you’ll find!"

"We were able to book lakefront sites less than a week in advance and still had empty sites on the lake on both sides of us. The bathrooms were clean and showers plenty warm."
10. Indian Creek Campground
3 Reviews
Granville, TN
23 miles
Website
+1 (615) 897-2233
$25 - $168 / night
"Clean Beautiful

Nature

Bird watching

Near waterfalls

Only 1 hour away from Nashville airport"

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Wendy J.
Traveler
Aug. 15, 2018
Edgar Evins State Park Campground
Great Even in the Rain
We stayed at a campsite by the lake. What I didn’t realize until we got there is that the site is on a wooden platform because the shoreline is a little steep. We had brought a canoe and so it was A bit awkward trying to get down to the lake toting a canoe directly from our campsite. Although, we made it work, and had a great time.

We fit our truck, 2 tents for 2, and a mini kitchen set up with table and benches comfortably. The running water was fantastic!

That evening a storm came and I was so thankful for the platform because the rainwater ran off between the wooden slats, no mud!!

Bathrooms were ok, and had hot water showers.
Kristin H.
Traveler
Nov. 5, 2021
Baileys Point
Our Go-To
What can I say, but Bailey's is our happy little piece of paradise! I've camped here since I was in my early 20s in tents, to camping in a camper in my 40s. Most sites have electric and water. Many sites have incredible views of Barren River Lake and some are downright on the banks. Bath houses are climate controlled and CLEAN. Bailey's is a large campground but it's not usually crowded with loud, obnoxious people. There's nearly a camaraderie here between the campers and while everyone is friendly, they tend to keep to themselves. We like loops B and C the best for a combo of waterfront views and shade trees. Something about watching the moonlight sparkle on the lake with a warm, crackling fire nearby. Bailey's is it!
Hilary A.
Scout
Jul. 23, 2021
Wolf River Resort & Marina
Friendly Marina & Campground
This campground is great for larger groups, as they allow multiple tents/campers per site. Most campsites overlook the lake and have a lovely view of sunset. Only complaint is the amount of trash we picked up upon arrival. The beach access was virtually unusable due to trash everywhere, but we spent the majority of our time boating on the lake. Cabins are nothing to write home about, but they were functional and air conditioned.
Shelly S.
Legend
May. 6, 2018
Edgar Evins State Park Campground
Decked out...
Edgar Evins State Park off I40 exit 268, 4.8 miles to the park entrance.

As soon as you enter the park you start driving up. The campground starts at the top of the hill and the sites are decks! Pro- you are tree top level and pretty good on privacy with trees in between sites. Con- your fire pit is obviously not on the wood deck so it’s a walk back and forth if you don’t have alternative cooking methods.

Next something to consider if you are not proficient in backing your camper this may not be the first campsite you wanna practice at. Some of these sites you are backing uphill, up a ramp onto the deck, little tense.

Another pro- unless it’s Predator they can only come at you from one direction.....( zombies and such. Lol) Con - your either walking downhill or uphill to get to the shower house , that being said there are stairs and trails to take to the shower house.

I did not stay in the primitive site area but did check out the area. #5 looked like it could support a Tentsile Tree Tent. There was a water point in that area and the sites were spaced out pretty good.

The main attraction at Edgar is the water, the rather large Marina is directly across from the lowest site level. Take your fishing pole and water craft with you ;) There are trails that are hiker and biker friendly with some nice scenery. Near the front gate is the Caney Fork Outdoors and Big Rock Market.
Shelly S.
Legend
Nov. 6, 2020
Barren River Lake Resort Lodge & Cottages — Barren River Lake State Resort Park
Update needed
Barren River State Resort Park

Barren River State Resort Park is small but it offers a lot of options.

The campground is off by itself, quiet , with separate areas and pull through options. The campground is somewhat maintained and the sites are somewhat level. I like the back in sites with shade and a small patio to set up on. They have small asphalt pads so you will get your backing skills tested. The middle sites, (I was in site 45 top of the hill, pull thru) are on a hill which ends at the water with a boat ramp and small beach area. I huffed and puffed up and down the hill several times! There is a short trail near the boat ramp, more for fisher folk then a good hike. It ends at a small inlet. You have a strip of grass to your uphill side to use, otherwise not much privacy. The middle sites have pretty much no shade and we sweltered our middays , chasing the limited shade. The showers are newer, air conditioned and clean. Showers are spacious with seating and wall hooks. Luke warm water, which definitely makes for quick showers! A good way to enforce water conservation, lol.

If you are a biker you have some hills to climb in the park. There is a walk/bike trail around the golfing greens, with a dirt trail off the backside. The stable may still be closed. I did not check if they had started a new contract due to Covid restrictions. LOTS of boating options. Bring your own or rent. The lake is huge and busy with a marina. There’s a beach that you will want to drive to, to long of a walk and I didn’t find any cut through trails from our section of the campground.

Two cool events to check out are the Highland Games, ( men in skirts throwing things)and the Bourbonfest a newer event.

Local grocery w/i 10 miles, antiques, restaurants (Funky Paradise Point) and Mammoth Cave, Cave City attractions as well as an Amish Market in Scottsville and seasonal Farmers Market in Glasgow.
Ryan M.
Guide
Apr. 8, 2019
Edgar Evins State Park Campground
Cliff Jumping FTW!
Stayed at the primitive sites several times for my birthday. Their is parking nearby, but you either have to hike up or down a hill to get too and from the sites. Totally worth it. The facilities are very nice and the hikes I’ve done are lovely! Huge bonus feature is the awesome and picturesque observation tower at the visitor center, which is conveniently near a trailhead. Favorite part of Edgar Evins is the river access, which allows you to do some cliff jumping and offers a beautiful sunset view!
Joy G.
Scout
Jun. 30, 2023
Edgar Evins State Park Campground
GlamperGirl
This is my favorite place to camp. If you have furbabies you will love it. All campsites except the primitive are huge decks. Electric, water, grill, fire ring, picnic table and canopy of trees. Bathrooms are always clean. Showers have hot water fast. Fire wood is all around in the woods. Kayaking is great! Put in below Center Hill dam. 6 mile run of clear cold water! Stocked with trout. I don't fish but if you do, you will need a trout stamp. If you don't own kayaks there is a store called Big Rock Market. You can contact them and they will set you up with kayaks and they drop off and pick you up. So, back to the campground. Dog friendly, clean, 30 and 50 amp.,coin laundry at the camp store. Dump station and trash. Playground for children, view of the lake from most sites. Marina where you can rent boats. I just can't say enough about this awesome place. Friendly staff. I actually just stopped the ranger driving by to ask him a few questions. I am at site 9 this time. Usually 25. Some have inclines or declines. 9 has a slight decline 25 is flat. When you go to the map and click on a site it will tell you. Like site 23 is right next to a bathroom, but it has a steep incline. So pay attention to that when booking. There are hiking trails and wildlife. The woodpeckers start about 6:00 am. LOL! I have not seen a snake in the camping area. Just deer and birds.
Katrin M.
Legend
Oct. 31, 2024
Rock Island State Park Campground
Beautiful part of Tennessee
We camped here over the weekend. Our campsite was perfect. Very private and enough space for 2 tents. Not all campsites are made for tents, some have just a concrete driveway. We had the usual amenities, like a picnic table with a bench, fire pit, and a lantern pole. The bathhouse was clean and well stocked. Rock Island offers a lot hiking trails and stunning waterfalls. There is a little coffee/icecream shop just outside the park, which was awesome. We would camp here anytime again.
Lee D.
Legend
Mar. 25, 2025
Rock Island State Park Campground
Waterfalls!
General: Three distinctly different areas: tent only section, cabin area, and the main campground. I didn’t see the inside of the cabins, but they looked very luxurious from the outside, so I am sure they are very nice. The tent area also looks nice. This review focuses on the main campground.

Site Quality: Camper pads are all paved but vary in length from 18 to 51 feet. The width of some can also accommodate two cars side by side. Not all are completely level. Each site has a picnic table, lantern hook, fire ring, and grill. All sites have electricity and water, and eight of the 50 sites are FHU. There are many trees to provide separation and privacy, and sites are spaced a decent amount of space apart. Some sites can accommodate tents, and these are indicated on the post.

Bath/Shower: Very clean. There was a sign saying the bathrooms are cleaned twice per day. Soap, paper towels, and utility hooks are all appreciated as was instant hot water from the taps.

Activities/Amenities: Many outdoor activities including tennis, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, and a playground. There are two hiking trails accessible from the campground. I hiked a short distance on the Bluff Trail until it became narrow and overgrown. There are other hikes that require a drive from the campground. The best hike is in the Twin Falls area but that is a 10-15 minute drive from the campground. There is also a swimming beach with a rentable pavilion and picnic tables. It is possible to walk there but easier to drive. We also saw people kayaking on the lake and fishing is permitted. Each bathhouse also has one washer/dryer for a reasonable price. Free WiFi with a good, strong signal.

We enjoyed our two-night stay at this campground and for us, it was a five-star stay but I gave it four stars due to some sites not being completely level and the necessity to drive to the best hike.