Best Tent Camping near Waverly, TN

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Best Tent Sites Near Waverly, TN (21)

    Camper-submitted photo from Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #2 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
    Camper-submitted photo from Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #2 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

    1. Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #2 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

    1 Review
    2 Photos
    Eva, Tennessee

    This primitive site has a beautiful view of the lake. From the Pilot Knob trailhead, this shelter is approximately 4 miles. It sits atop the ridges of the Campground Road Trail, overlooking Kentucky Lake. There is no water available. You should pack in what you need. The shelter is fully enclosed and provides ample room for two hikers and gear. The shelter is 8'x10'. Please call visitor center for additional details. Coordinates listed here are for the entrance to the park.

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      2. Chester Hollow Backcountry Shelter #1 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

      1 Review
      Eva, Tennessee

      Located on the Chester Hollow Trail, this shelter sits atop a very steep hill. The trail elevation rises 150 feet in under one-quarter of a mile. Consult with a ranger if you are not confident of your ability to complete such an ascent. Water may be filtered from the creek at the base of the hill on which the shelter is located, but it is highly recommended to pack in your own. There is a fire ring. The distance to the shelter is 2.95 miles. There is room for two tents and an eight person limit. Please call visitor center for additional details. Coordinates listed here are for the entrance to the park.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

      3. Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

      1 Review
      10 Photos
      Eva, Tennessee

      It is 4.50-miles to this shelter from the Pilot Knob trailhead. The nearest creek is 5/8th of a mile away. It is highly recommended to pack in your water. There is a fire ring. There is a 14 person limit and room for five tents. Please call visitor center for additional details. Coordinates listed here are for the entrance to the park.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #1 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
      Camper-submitted photo from Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #1 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

      4. Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #1 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

      1 Review
      2 Photos
      1 Save
      Eva, Tennessee

      This primitive site has a beautiful view of the lake. From the Pilot Knob trailhead, this shelter is approximately 3.75 miles. It sits atop the ridges of the Campground Road Trail, overlooking Kentucky Lake. There is no water available. You should pack in what you need. The shelter is fully enclosed and provides ample room for two hikers and gear. The shelter is 8'x10'. Please call visitor center for additional details. Coordinates listed here are for the entrance to the park.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Santa's Woods
      Camper-submitted photo from Santa's Woods
      Camper-submitted photo from Santa's Woods
      Camper-submitted photo from Santa's Woods
      Camper-submitted photo from Santa's Woods

      5. Santa's Woods

      1 Review
      5 Photos
      3 Saves
      Eva, Tennessee

      21 acres of your choosing to set up your primitive camp. This is an old, growth wooded area. There are a few areas in which a tent can be set up. There are plenty of beautiful trees to place a hammock or bring a tarp to set up a camp, maybe even sleep under the stars. You will have to hike in, or Santa can possibly use his Jeep to bring you as close as possible.

      Santa would love for you to visit his southern part of his woods. There are many wild critters he loves to share his woods with. White Tail Deer, Wild Turkeys, Raccoons, Foxes, all woodland critters to possibly spot.

      Santa has some trails for hiking, mountain biking, even some 4x4ing he loves to share.

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      $15 / night

      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Stewart State Forest

      6. Stewart State Forest

      2 Reviews
      6 Photos
      11 Saves
      Tennessee Ridge, Tennessee

      STEWART STATE FOREST This Forest is located in northwestern Tenn-essee, in south-central Stewart County. State Highway 49 was an old rail bed that connected iron furnaces, that now bisects the forest. It is south of the western boundary of the Cross Creek National Wildlife Refuge. The Forest was acquired from a larger tract of land that was the Leech Estate, it became State land in 1933 in lieu of taxes. In 1935 governor McAllister declared it a state forest. There also are many sites of historic or cultural interest on the forest, including hundreds of areas where charcoal was produced, an iron ore pit, and several old house sites and stills. There are also several small areas where prairie grasses have been established. The 101st Airborne Division of Fort Campbell Military Reservation utilizes the forest on a renewable permit basis for training purposes on a biannual basis. Hunting has been a traditional use of the forest. Other recreational activities on the forest include hiking and some mountain biking. A large proportion of the forest has received salvage cutting due to blow down of older age class stands in 1983, 1991, and 2000. Approximately 96% is in hardwoods and only about 3% is in pine. The dominant hardwood type is oak/hickory and is generally even aged (70-95 years) containing mostly mature to over-mature hardwood.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
      Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area

      7. Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area

      7 Reviews
      25 Photos
      106 Saves
      Barkley Lake, Kentucky

      A permit is required to camp here.

      A Basic Camping Area is an open field area without defined campsites. Amenities might include a vault toilet, trash removal, mowed areas, and a boat ramp. However, they may or may not have picnic tables and fire rings and/or grills. You may camp anywhere within the camping area with a Basic Camping Permit. Basic Camping Areas include:

      Demumbers Bay
      Pisgah Point
      Ginger Bay
      Neville Bay
      

      You may camp almost anywhere in Land Between the Lakes (LBL). A Basic Camping Permit is required for each person 18 and over when camping in Basic Camping Facilities. A Dispersed Camping Permit is required when camping in non-designated areas of the recreation area. Both permits currently cost $50 for annual permit and $10 for a three-day permit and can be purchased https://www.landbetweenthelakes.us/reservations/ or any LBL facility. Please note that these permits do not apply when camping at Self-Service Campgrounds.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Gatlin Point Self-Service Campground
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek
      Camper-submitted photo from Dyers Creek

      9. Dyers Creek

      1 Review
      16 Photos
      10 Saves
      Dover, Tennessee

      Overview

      Dyer's Creek boasts fantastic views of on the sparkling Lake Barkley in the wooded rolling hills of Tennessee. Whether it's a family picnic and a BBQ with friends, the recreation area provides the perfect setting for a relaxing get-together.

      Recreation

      Visitors here enjoy boating, fishing, wildlife watching and swimming. Bring the binoculars and search for wildlife like the white-tailed deer, raccoons and bald eagles. Fishing is popular, and during warm months bass and catfish are abundant.

      Facilities

      The park provides a playground, volleyball court, flush toilets and a boat ramp. The shelter accommodates up to 100 people and 50 vehicles. Ample paved parking is also available.

      Natural Features

      Lake Barkley, the westernmost lake on the Cumberland River is connected by canal to Kentucky Lake, forming one of the greatest freshwater recreation complexes in the country. Between both lakes sits the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, the largest inland peninsula in the United States. Here visitors have access to boat ramps, many miles of hiking trails, wildlife viewing and off highway vehicle riding.

      Nearby Attractions

      Visit the Lake Barkley State Resort Park for miles of hiking trails and horseback riding stables.

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      $35 / night

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        10. Chester Hollow Backcountry Shelter #2 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

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        Eva, Tennessee

        From the Pilot Knob trailhead, this shelter is approximately 2.95 miles. There is no water available. You should pack in what you need. The shelter is fully enclosed and provides ample room for two hikers and gear. The shelter is 8'x10'. Please call visitor center for additional details. Coordinates listed here are for the entrance to the park.

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      Recent Tent Reviews in Waverly

      440 Reviews of 21 Waverly Campgrounds


      • BThe Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Buffalo I-40-Exit 143 KOA
        Nov. 26, 2024

        Buffalo I-40-Exit 143 KOA

        easy in and out, and noisy

        I spent 8 nights here. Almost everyday some huge rig would pull up in front of what little view I had and block me out completely. I was lucky if I had a few daylight hours of a view of the sky and trees.Most people left early in the morning. Even for the thanksgiving week that was a lot of activity. And I would think that since I booked 8 nights up front they would put be some place quiet and secluded. I got just the opposite. Fuel stations and restaurants nearby.  My experience with KOAs is turning into just a stream of places you should only sleep at and get F out.

      • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Parkers Crossroads RV Park and Campground
        Nov. 14, 2024

        Parkers Crossroads RV Park and Campground

        Not What We Were Expecting

        We found this highly rated campground (CG) while looking for a different route back to our home base and wanted to check it out. We followed our RV GPS north on TN-22 to the CG, which is about a mile and a half past I-40. We checked in and was then escorted to pull through site 12 with FHUs. It is a narrow road and a 90 degree turn into the site. Because of the slight incline on the side of the site, you can't really go wide. We had to maneuver several times so we could get straight on the site and get our sewer lined up. We also had to make sure our steps could come out on the small deck. We would have positioned again so we didn’t have to get out 25’ of sewer hose to dump our back tank, but there’s a ditch in front of the site that would prevent an easy back in to hitch back up. We soon found out the site is not level and had to put leveling blocks under our door side wheels as they were off the ground after auto level. Disclaimer here as not all sites in this CG are the same and some are quite nice with room between them. We were here for two days and placed in the row where they place shorter rigs for overnighters. The sites are cut into a hill and are very close together. These sites have a small deck with most having a patio table and two chairs. Site 12 has a picnic table, which in our opinion was to too large for the space. There is also a several foot drop off that if you are not very careful could cause harm(not safe). The site was not long enough for our 40’ 5th wheel plus F450 and we were instructed to park across the road. There’s a fire pit in these very narrow sites. The truck parked in the site next to us was too close to safely enjoy a fire in the tiny sliver of lawn with the fire pit. During our briefing after being escorted to our site, we were told to use a reducer as their water pressure is high. They claim to have good internet and the speed test and usage confirms the internet here is good. We were able to get a clear shot north for Starlink. The CG does have mature trees in and around some of the sites. They have cable but we didn’t use it. We got 4 bars on Verizon. As we and others were setting up, the staff rides around in golf carts and stops by to check on you. While a nice touch, commenting“you look perplexed” and nothing more as I was finishing putting out 25’ of sewer hose was not helpful nor necessary. There are nice amenities here to include the big pond area. There are four washers($2.75) and four dryers($.25 for 10 minutes and$1.00 got our load dry). There is one additional dryer for dog bedding only. As we were here for a couple of days, we wish we had a better site versus site 12 that other reviewers had mentioned had issues. When we asked how we could get into one of the sites in the 29- 35 area, which had plenty of open sites during our stay, we were told those were for big rigs 40' and over. We reminded them we were a 40' rig. Had we been placed in the 30s area, our review may have been better.

      • Kevin C.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Meriwether Lewis Campground
        Oct. 28, 2024

        Meriwether Lewis Campground

        Beautiful and Free!!

        Came in on a Tuesday in late October and found about 10 campsites occupied, so lots to choose from. The campsite has two adjoining loop roads. The lower loop has a bathroom with flush toilets and sinks.

        The campground appears to be very well maintained. There is not much privacy between campsites as there are only a few trees and no shubbery between campsites.

        We met two other camping groups that were simply delightful Americans.

      • Devin R.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Meriwether Lewis Campground
        Oct. 18, 2024

        Meriwether Lewis Campground

        Hey, It’s Free

        I was really looking forward to this place on my way to Arkansas. However, as soon as I turned into the camping area I was “greeted” by not one but TWO off leash dogs barking and running toward my van (they were not together). Fortunately, I took vinegar spray with me when I took my dog for a walk. It was a useful deterrent when one of the loose dogs ran at us. I yelled to put the dog on leash but of course nobody emerged from the van. On the return trip I made sure to have my spray and body pointed straight toward the dog who was just waiting for me to turn around so he could attack again. If you want a flat spot, a pull through spot, or one that you can’t smell the toilets, get there early! I got there around noon and maybe 15 people were there. By sundown most spots were taken…on a Tuesday. Restrooms toward the entrance were nice with running water and flush toilets.

      • M D.
        Camper-submitted photo from Harpeth River Bridge Campground (TN)
        Oct. 14, 2024

        Harpeth River Bridge Campground (TN)

        Peaceful beauty

        We cook, kayak, camp, & fish. It has a peaceful family atmosphere, beautiful sunsets*, clean grounds & bathhouse , safe & secure sights, gated at night and patrolled daily by Sherrifs Dept.

      • James R.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Thousand Trails Natchez Trace
        Sep. 22, 2024

        Thousand Trails Natchez Trace

        Older campgrounds

        It’s a large campground with a lot of full time campers on site. Nice lake at 102 sq acres in size. Did have an issue that most sites are only 50 or 30amp hookups only, so I had to borrow a 30 to 120 adapter. The hiking trails were closed which sucked since I was looking forward to a hike with the dog. They are building a new pool. Good luck getting a lakeside site since I was told only 8 are available and are full most of the time.

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        Camper-submitted photo from Tanbark Campground
        Sep. 7, 2024

        Tanbark Campground

        Very Nice Overnight Stay

        We stayed one night. It was very nice. Cash or check only. Veteran and other discounts. Inexpensive. Check in after 12:00 Check out 11:00. Pull through full hookup 30/50A service. Fast friendly check in. Some sites gravel, some asphalt. Older building for restrooms and laundry, but meticulously maintained. Level enough that I didn't unhook, just lowered jacks for stabilization. I don't see where the complaints about space come from. All of the tight spaces are taken by full time residents. We had more than enough room for a 36' 5th wheel with 3 slideouts, a cargo carrier on the back, tow vehicle (which I didn't have to unhook) and a second vehicle. We could have fit another car if needed. The person behind us parked his truck between his rig and ours. In front was a fire ring on a 12' wide patch of grass. There are full time residents here, but most of the rigs look a lot nicer than other places we've seen. Beautiful area. Was surprised how low the road noise is being so close to an interstate. We wouldn't even hear it if our door was shut. Very quiet. We would definitely stay here again. Thank you for recognizing veterans and offering a discount.

      • Jeff F.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Paris Landing State Park Campground
        Aug. 31, 2024

        Paris Landing State Park Campground

        Close to marina

        Close to the marina it's a hard walk uphill both ways to the bathroom but they are very nice and well kept. Big open areas for children to play overall very good state park campground

      • Abraham The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area
        Aug. 8, 2024

        Ginger Bay Basic Camping Area

        Nice spot on the water

        A few sites at a boat launch area.

        One large site before the main turnaround point and a couple by the water.

        Not a ton of space.

        4x4 or awd may come in handy leaving the sites (going back up the gravel hill)

      • Melissa C.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area Piney Campground
        Jun. 28, 2024

        Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area Piney Campground

        Beautiful Modern Campground with lots of activities

        Piney Campground is part of the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. It is wildly popular among locals and travelers alike. Lots to do for kids - bike paths, basketball court, multiple playgrounds, etc. Beautiful views of Kentucky Lake/Tennessee River, nice campground store.

      • AThe Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Lock A
        Jun. 20, 2024

        Lock A

        “Best Value”

        Senior Pass $12/night. Wide, level campsite on the water. Very nice and well kept. Great Starlink access.

      • Beth LeVar L.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Bumpus Mills
        Jun. 11, 2024

        Bumpus Mills

        An Okay Campground

        If you want a small affordable campground this is your place. The shower house could use for some regular cleaning. I’m not sure it was cleaned at all the time we were there. Not much to do in the area but fish unless you really want to explore outside of the campground.

        I learned after our time there our site is the worst with bugs. I thought the bugs were just extra because it had rained a lot but a friend told me to never book that site bc the bugs are always backs there. Our site also gets all the rain drained from the upper site. When we checked in the host did prepare us our site would flood for a few areas since rain was expected.

        The sunsets were fabulous!

      • Beth LeVar L.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Pin Oak Campground — Natchez Trace State Park
        Jun. 11, 2024

        Pin Oak Campground — Natchez Trace State Park

        Clean Shower House and Personable Hosts

        This campground has become our favorite. The campground is amazing, the bathrooms are cleaned everyday on weekends and every other day during the week. Completely cleaned!

        The site has 77 sites full hook-up with sewage. Every site has grill, fire pit, table and lantern hook. We were #38 it was easy to back into and pretty level. The campground also have small cabins with bunk beds to rent. There is no indoor water just beds, electric and air for a great price. There is a small swimming area too at Pin Oak.

        There are a few lakes in the area. Pin Oak is the only motor lake. Cub lake has a larger swim area with paddle boat, Jon boat and kayak rentals. The rentals are only weekends. Browns Creek Lake also has honest system rentals of Jon boat but for fishing purposes only and you have to pay for a lake permit.

        The park is great! Lexington is close for quick runs for anything you need. We loved this park so much we may be changing our family BBQ to this park next year.

      • Pam R.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Montgomery Bell State Park Campground
        Jun. 1, 2024

        Montgomery Bell State Park Campground

        Pretty park with Excellent staff

        For a State Park, Montgomery Bell is pretty great. We had a decent sized level site with large trees and a view to the creek. We walked a couple of the trails through the woods which were perfect after a long drive. The bathroom/showers were clean and the water was hot. A strong storm came up suddenly and the staff came by to check on every camper to make sure we were all inside and safe. After the storm passed, they came by again checking on every camper. The power went out for two hours, and the staff came by once more to keep us informed. The park is beautiful, but it's the super competent staff earned the excellent rating I gave this park.

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        Camper-submitted photo from Redd Hollow
        May. 7, 2024

        Redd Hollow

        Clean, quiet, beautiful

        Stayed 2 nights. Nearly empty, but we’ll kept camp. Best sunsets!!! Lake is beautiful. Many many lakeside spots. Lots of room.

      • Lucy P.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Spring Creek Primitive Campground — Mousetail Landing State Park
        Apr. 14, 2024

        Spring Creek Primitive Campground — Mousetail Landing State Park

        Nice sites, kinda crowded and pricey

        The sites themselves here are really nice, but they’re very close together so you only get privacy when it’s empty. Bathhouse currently closed indefinitely for repairs but they’re still charging full price, looks like it does have laundry when it opens. Campground is on top of a big hill so hard to get to anything else in the park without driving.

        Decent cell service, if you ask rangers will bring firewood to your site for $8/bundle.

      • Angela C.The Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Pin Oak Campground — Natchez Trace State Park
        Mar. 31, 2024

        Pin Oak Campground — Natchez Trace State Park

        Overnight at Oak Campground

        We stayed one night at the Oak Campground. We drove straight to our site (per the Visitor Center’s instruction) - it’s about 15 minutes off I-40. The site was in great shape, there was wood left for us, and the bathhouses were super clean. The campground landscape is rolling hills so everyone has a different view of the lake. Our kids enjoyed riding their bikes and playing on the small beach. There was a playground for smaller kids and several people were fishing and boating. The campsites are not super private, but they are nicely spaced, everyone was pleasant and it was quiet in the evening. Lots of folks w pups, but they were all leashed or fenced. The lodge was over a mile away so we didn’t make it over there and if you are looking for amenities, there really aren’t any. There are other campgrounds in the Park, as well as a Visitor Center. For a nice and reasonably priced overnight, I would strongly recommend.

      • DThe Dyrt PRO User
        Camper-submitted photo from Meriwether Lewis Campground, Milepost 385.9 — Natchez Trace Parkway
        Mar. 19, 2024

        Meriwether Lewis Campground, Milepost 385.9 — Natchez Trace Parkway

        Correct Location of Merimwether Lewis Campground

        This is pinned wrong on Dyrt. If you clicked Waze directions on the other pin and you’re heading down Jennie Smith road, you’re heading the wrong way.

        Sites a little closer than I like and no showers, but the ride in was beautiful and it’s free. Good place for a stopover.



      Guide to Waverly

      Waverly, Tennessee, offers a variety of tent camping options that cater to outdoor enthusiasts looking for a peaceful escape into nature. From well-reviewed sites to unique amenities, there's something for everyone.

      Tips for tent camping near Waverly

      • Stewart State Forest provides a great primitive camping experience with plenty of firewood available, but remember to bring your own water as there are no facilities.
      • Santa's Woods allows pets and features large trees and trails, making it a perfect spot for those who enjoy hiking and exploring the forest.
      • Dyers Creek is a quiet and secluded area with access to a playground and fishing spots, ideal for families looking to enjoy a day by the lake.

      Unique local attractions

      • Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park offers multiple backcountry shelters, allowing campers to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying scenic views along the trails.
      • Chester Hollow Backcountry Shelter #1 features lakefront sites that provide a serene atmosphere, perfect for those who appreciate beautiful landscapes and hiking opportunities.
      • Red Rock Trail Backcountry Shelter is known for its amazing primitive sites along the riverbanks, offering stunning views and a peaceful camping experience.

      Tent campers should check out these amenities

      • Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #1 is a rustic site with access to trails and views of Kentucky Lake, making it a great choice for hiking enthusiasts.
      • Dyers Creek features electric hookups and a day-use area, providing a balance of convenience and outdoor fun with ample space for fishing and picnicking.
      • Chester Hollow Backcountry Shelter #2 allows fires and offers a unique camping experience with wooden deck sites, perfect for those looking to enjoy a cozy evening outdoors.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      • Which is the most popular tent campsite near Waverly, TN?

        According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular tent campground near Waverly, TN is Campground Road Backcountry Shelter #2 — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park with a 5-star rating from 1 review.

      • What is the best site to find tent camping near Waverly, TN?

        TheDyrt.com has all 21 tent camping locations near Waverly, TN, with real photos and reviews from campers.