Westshore Estates, Tennessee

We had a great time at this park. I enjoyed the park itself, our campsite not so much. We stayed in campground A, our site was down a hill, and the road is very narrow so backing into it was a little challenging. The bath house was nice, but it was a decent walk from our site and there's only 1 in…

Barely was able to fit the RV in the site, the roads weren’t the issue but on each site were huge ditches for water drainage. While trying to back in, was inches from ended up in one.

Quiet campground, seems mostly for van setups or tents.

The lake on the top of the mountain wasn’t appealing…

We booked a last minute reservation (meaning 3 months ago these days) and were so excited to finally camp here. We had read that campgrounds A and E were the best. We thought we had lucked up with an open spot in A17. The description said it was moderately sloped. We thought, “it can’t be too…

Had and idea at 2 am the night before to go camping. Next morning packed up and head here. Found this nice place. I’m kinda reluctant to tell people about it because it a small paradise nestled along the banks. I’ve never really enjoyed the mountains, but after staying here I do t think I’ll ever…

Really clean and nice campsite. The bathroom has showers and clean toilets. They even had little shampoo and conditioner and lotion you could use! There was wifi and a phone charging station as well if needed. All in all a nice spot. Would recommend.

The staff was friendly and the park was beautiful. There is a snack shop which is delicious and a general store which was very helpful when I forgot something and thought I would have to go to Walmart. Campsite C is alittle cramped so beware if you have a big tent. Beautiful trails, and don’t miss…

We had a very large area. The spots were large, and easy to maneuver. The hiking trails are great. They had areas to sit, and enjoy the view. My only complaint was, it’s closeness to I-40. You can hear the traffic. Now it is not overbearing by any means. It is just in the background slightly.…

I enjoyed this little campground, but it could definitely use some updates.  The bathrooms were clean and the showers were nice but a few hooks would be helpful.  Also, I originally reserved site C157 but found it difficult to see how or where I could camp in the spot.  I tent camp and the site is…

The people here are wonderful I would highly recommend

We went this past summer and had a nice visit. There wasn't too many people but a few weeks later we drove thru and people were packed in like sardines. Just not our style of camping. Seems the locals really come out in droves and packs the place. Have been told that vehicles have been stolen so…

The roads are nice and paved. Pretty busy but a spot was available and they are spread out pretty well. Bathroom facilities were decent and had showers. No water hookup but you can fill your tank at the spiggots. Electric was available at our site.

Our site was probably the worst designed one.…

Arrived to find it closed. No one to talk to or call. Just closed. Same with Rhea Springs.

My wife and I decided to stay local because we just got a new camper and wanted to be near home.on case anything went wrong. It was like seeing Cove Lake all over again. The camp ground is great and the bath houses are super clean. Will definitely be back!

My family LOVES camping here. It's clean, very safe, and full of activities that my children love. When fall comes around, you won't see more beautiful trees-- the air is so fresh and it's perfect for recharging. Try to book ahead of time because it's always full (it's that good!)

A couple of the tent sites are waterfront and ideal for a tenter like me. The rest seem a little packed together, though some offer a little bit of seclusion. Decent facilities and easy access to Devil’s Backbone section of Cumberland trail.