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Valhalla Farms

Water sits close at Valhalla Farms, with a creek, river, and lake all within reach of this drive-in campground outside Holladay, Tennessee. The access road runs rough, so low-clearance vehicles may have trouble. At $20 a night, the site includes toilets, showers, picnic tables, firewood, and WiFi, with cell service and campfires both confirmed. Campers wanting a more developed setup nearby can look at Blue Heron Landing to the west.

Description

Welcome to Valhalla Farms, where the legends of the North meet the heart of Lobelville, Tennessee. In our version of paradise, the "warriors" are fainting goats providing endless entertainment with their dramatic antics, and the "Valkyries" are our flock of ducks and chickens.

Our family-owned farm spans 93 acres of lush hardwood canopy, rolling terrain, and natural wet-weather springs. It is the ultimate primitive basecamp for hunters, anglers, and hikers seeking a secluded escape.

You’ll notice our "Great Hall"—our home—is currently under construction. We are building Valhalla with our own hands; while the saws may be quiet during your stay, the energy of creation is everywhere. We’ve blended this rustic journey with modern convenience, offering a charging station for your electronics so you can stay powered up while staying unplugged.

While you're here, sharpen your skills at our axe-throwing lane or wander through the homestead garden to see what’s in season. Relax by the pond with catch-and-release fishing. As the sun sets, enjoy the night chorus and fall asleep to the sounds of the Tennessee woods.

Things to do in the area:

Kayak the crystal-clear Buffalo River, the biodiversity-rich Duck River, or the serene Piney River. Boat and fish the Tennessee River at nearby Crooked Creek Marina. Trek the ridges of Mousetail Landing State Park, explore the vast Natchez Trace, or access Buffalo Ridge Refuge for prime deer and turkey territory.

Take a short drive to Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Hurricane Mills or visit Grinder’s Switch in Centerville for its winery and musical heritage. When hunger hits, stop by Cane Creek Market for Amish goods or the charming Commodore Hotel and Café in Linden. For Southern comfort, try the Log Cabin Restaurant.