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Several RV parks dot the region surrounding Stillhouse Hollow Lake, Tennessee, offering varied options for motorhome travelers. Owl Hollow Retreat RV Park provides big-rig friendly sites with electric, water, and sewer hookups in a peaceful setting. Nearby, Shady Acres RV Park operates year-round with full hookup sites including 50-amp service, on-site sanitary dump, and accommodations specifically designed for RVs. Maple Hill RV Park & Cabins features 26 sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical options, drinking water, and sewer connections. Paradise on the Mountain RV Park stands out with 100 spacious sites that include full hookups and accommodate larger rigs. "Our site was gravel and almost perfectly level - we didn't have to do anything other than back in and connect our water and power," noted one RV camper about their experience at a nearby park.
Seasonal considerations affect RV camping availability throughout the region. Summer months see higher occupancy rates, making advance reservations essential for securing preferred sites. Cell service varies significantly between parks, with Verizon showing 1-3 bars in most locations. Most RV campgrounds in the area welcome pets, though specific restrictions may apply. Dump stations are available at multiple locations, with some parks offering full sewer hookups at individual sites. Navigation to certain RV parks requires careful planning, as some access roads feature tight turns or steep grades that challenge larger motorhomes. Propane refill services can be found within reasonable driving distance of most parks, though availability should be confirmed before arrival. Winter camping remains an option at several year-round facilities, though some amenities like swimming pools typically close during colder months.
from $30 - $40 / night
"It has nice amenities and the owners live on site which is good. The sites are large and the one I had offered privacy. I'd stay again. Very pretty and close to Dale Hollow Lake."
from $25 - $75 / night
Check Availability"Several places to put our kayaks in the water near here. Fresh farm eggs too!!!!"
"They have a hand built fireplace under a large overhang near the office. Great space for grilling or hanging out. Surround sound speakers play music for your enjoyment on the patio."
"We are a week into a month long stay and I can’t say enough great things about this park. It’s close to restaurants and shopping, and many places to hike."
from $55 / night
Check Availability"Maple Hill campground is a great place to stay,safe,quite, family-friendly very clean.The owners are amazing here!!! Thank u guys for a great stay !"
from $35 / night
Check Availability"Nice quiet place. Very level. He takes very good care of the lot with gravel. The owner also runs an RV repair so you can get on-site repairs. Very useful."
"It was a pull through spot close to the bathrooms. We were able to use just electrical hook up for the night to rest. It’s a few minutes off I-40 and lots of gas options close by."
"FHU and good WiFi throughout the grounds. Limited shaded sites. No showers or bathrooms."
from $39 - $50 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $50 - $70 / night
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RangerThe hosts, Kent and Lisa, were extremely friendly and accommodating. This is a private lot beside their pole barn on level concrete. It fit my 30ft TT perfectly. You'll enjoy time with the horses, chickens, and cows. Great sunsets and sunrises, but better people. Felt like a bed and breakfast but you sleep in your own bed. And just about 30 minutes to Mammoth Cave.
TravelerThe lakes are way low, so our lakeside campsite was not really. With no flow, the lake stunk and had a slimey feel. Too many motors to paddle, too loud, no privacy. I’ll not visit this one again.
TravelerNice campground, spaces are a little tight but not bad. Restrooms are clean.
TravelerWe came here for our shake out of our new trailer as it’s only about 20 min from home and we could still go to work. We will probably come back when we just want to “get out of the house” for a few days.
The place is beautiful and if you want to be in the middle of nowhere, this is it! The grounds are easily walkable with a lot of open spaces. Saw a lot of wildlife so come in slow so you don’t hit a deer.
Do NOT come in from South Mount Juliet road. The turn onto Couchville Pike is tight for cars, let alone pulling a camper. Come in off of I-840 and you will be fine.
We got decent wifi and I did a video call without lag. Full hookups (50amp)
No on site staff that we saw other than grounds crew.
GuideGorgeous views, rest of the campground was fairly clean. But the bathrooms....it was very evident they hadn't been cleaned in a very long time. All they did was refill toilet paper. There was dirty brown liquid stains dripping off the walls of all restrooms, dead bugs everywhere and even more in the cobwebs in every corner that could easily be swept out daily. Dirty than a gas station bathroom. Because we tent camp I would not stay here again which is unfortunate because the lake views were very pretty.
GuideThis looks like a nice campground, but I just needed to sleep. I asked for the least expensive site and was told $70. The WiFi didn't even work. Under new ownership and was told it would be getting better. They claim to be the friendliest dog RV Park in America, but they don't even have a dog park so I don't know why they think they're the best.
GuideVery beautiful and peaceful. The lake water is on point. All clean and well maintained
GuideCedars of Lebanon State Park • Lebanon, TN • Site 69 • water, electric, and dump station
This park is beautiful!! It is only 6 miles off the interstate. We only stayed one night (not even a full 24 hours) to visit the State Fair, but would love to come back for a weekend, especially to do one of the cave tours! They have a splash pad and all sorts of activities to do. The bathrooms were some of the cleanest I've seen.
Some of the sites were pretty tight. The picnic table was right outside our door and there was a tree blocking us from opening the awning all the way. There were other sites with plenty of room. The campground advertises wifi, but they were having issues.
I have T-mobile and it said 5G but I wasn't able to browse efficiently. My husband and brother have Comcast and Verizon and had service and were able to browse just fine.
GuideCame in later than expected but secondary station still open to register for a site.
RV campgrounds near Stillhouse Hollow Lake provide convenient access points to Tennessee's regional attractions. The area sits at the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau, with elevations ranging from 600-1200 feet. Weather conditions can shift rapidly, particularly during spring and fall, when temperature swings of 30+ degrees within 24 hours aren't uncommon. Several campgrounds offer sites designed specifically for recreational vehicles with varying levels of privacy between sites.
Kayaking access points: Visitors staying at Owl Hollow Retreat RV Park appreciate the multiple water access locations. "Several places to put our kayaks in the water near here," notes one camper, highlighting the convenience for paddlers looking to explore local waterways without lengthy transportation.
Hiking nearby trails: The proximity to multiple natural areas provides day hiking opportunities within short driving distance. Many trails offer moderate terrain suitable for most fitness levels, with routes ranging from 1-5 miles. Spring wildflower displays peak in April and May.
Local farm connections: Some RV parks in the region maintain connections with local agriculture. Campers at Owl Hollow mention unique amenities: "Fresh farm eggs too!" This reflects the rural character of the surrounding communities where agricultural traditions remain active.
Private bathroom facilities: Paradise on the Mountain RV Park receives consistent praise for its shower facilities. "The bathhouse is amazing!! I've stayed at many campgrounds and I think this is the cleanest bathhouse I've ever seen," reports one visitor, highlighting a feature particularly important during extended stays.
Dog-friendly amenities: Many campers traveling with pets appreciate dedicated pet areas. "There is a great dog trail and a fenced dog run," notes a visitor about Paradise on the Mountain, allowing pets safe off-leash exercise areas after long travel days.
Well-maintained common areas: Old Chimney RV Park offers reliable connectivity throughout its grounds. "FHU and good WiFi throughout the grounds," mentions one reviewer, noting the consistent service that remains functional even during busy periods or inclement weather.
Site leveling requirements: Campsite topography varies significantly between parks and even within the same facility. At Paradise on the Mountain, one camper notes: "Only poor thing I can say is that the spots are not level," indicating guests should come prepared with leveling blocks or other equipment.
Water quality concerns: Water systems at some campgrounds may contain mineral deposits or other issues. At Maple Hill RV Park & Cabins, a visitor reported: "We didn't notice this the first day, but I started seeing brownish water in our toilet," suggesting campers might consider additional filtration for drinking water.
Laundry facilities access: When planning extended stays, note that laundry access varies between facilities. One camper at Tree Tops RV Park mentions: "Laundry room has a four-digit security code to get in," indicating restricted but available facilities for guests.
Playground availability: Paradise on the Mountain RV Park offers dedicated children's facilities. "There is an adorable playground for the kids. Rumor says there is possibly a splash pad coming soon," notes one family, providing entertainment options during downtime at camp.
Green space considerations: Some campgrounds charge premium rates for sites with access to common areas. At Maple Hill, one visitor cautions: "There's an option to choose a large green space site, so we paid the extra fee for that and it turns out, it's just a site that is situated across from a green space that is available for all guests to use."
Nearby attractions timing: Family-friendly activities in the region have seasonal operating hours. During summer months (June-August), water recreation areas typically open from 9am-7pm, while spring and fall hours may be limited to 10am-5pm on weekends only.
Site accessibility: Shady Acres RV Park offers convenient locations for overnight travelers. One RVer notes: "This is a perfect spot for passing through town... It was a pull through spot close to the bathrooms. We were able to use just electrical hook up for the night to rest. It's a few minutes off I-40 and lots of gas options close by."
Supply restocking: Multiple rv campgrounds at Stillhouse Hollow Lake position campers near essential services. "Wal-Mart real close if you need to restock," mentions one visitor at Shady Acres, noting the practical access to necessities without extensive detours.
Site surface conditions: Tree Tops RV Park maintains its grounds consistently. "Nice quiet place. Very level. He takes very good care of the lot with gravel," reports one RVer, highlighting the importance of stable, well-maintained parking surfaces for larger vehicles.
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