Winedrops Creekside Camping

Winedrops Creekside Camping is located near a creek in Tennessee, offering a terrain that includes wooded areas and water features. The region experiences temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Cherokee National Forest and the Ocoee River, which provide opportunities for hiking and water activities.

Description

Winedrops Creekside Camping sits near the foothills of the Cherokee National Forest, a region deeply connected to the historic Trail of Tears. Nestled in the heart of East Tennessee, our retreat is surrounded by the breathtaking Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains, offering guests a peaceful escape into untouched natural beauty.

Our property features a cool, clear mountain creek that has become a local treasure. People from miles around often stop by just to fill a jug or bucket with our fresh, naturally filtered spring water — it’s that pure, that cold, and that unforgettable.

Winedrops is more than a campsite. It’s a place where history, mountains, and nature come together to create a serene, restorative experience you won’t find anywhere else.

Winedrops Creekside Camping — Luxury Off‑Grid Glamping in the Blue Ridge Mountains

Winedrops Creekside Camping is nestled near the foothills of the Cherokee National Forest, in an area rich with history connected to the Trail of Tears. Located in the beautiful Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains of East Tennessee, our retreat offers a peaceful escape surrounded by natural beauty, mountain air, and the soothing sound of a cool, clear creek.

Our creek is a local treasure — people from miles around stop just to fill a jug or bucket with our fresh, naturally filtered mountain water. It’s crisp, cold, and unforgettable.

This is not just a bed.

This is a luxury tent resort experience designed for guests who appreciate comfort, atmosphere, and thoughtful amenities while enjoying the simplicity of off‑grid living. If you are seeking only a basic place to sleep, this may not be the right fit. If you want a curated, peaceful, nature‑immersive stay — you’ll love it here.

We offer two private tent sites, each carefully furnished and set on our 15‑acre property, where guests are welcome to explore, hike, and unwind.

✨ Amenities

** Luxury Tent Features (Two Sites Available)**

12 × 10 canvas wall tent
Queen bed with Serta mattress
Two bedside tables
Kerosene lamps for warm ambiance
Battery‑powered lamps for convenience
Clock and radio
Powered radio for music or weather updates
Interior mirrors
Secure, well‑anchored tent structure
Clean, organized, boutique‑style layout

🌲 Property & Outdoor Amenities

15 private acres for hiking and exploring
Cool, clear mountain creek with fresh drinkable water
Peaceful wooded surroundings
Wildlife viewing, inside games, cards, books, CD's,
Quiet, secluded atmosphere
Fresh mountain air
Convenient access to town while still feeling remote

🌄 Nearby Attractions

Cherokee National Forest
Turtletown Falls (minutes away)
Fields of the Woods (approx. 5 miles)
Scenic Blue Ridge & Appalachian Mountain drives

**Check out is 11:00 am, but if there are no guests for the afternoon, late check-out is possible. Please check with the host. for late check out. **

**Check-in for the afternoon is 6:00 pm **

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Map & DirectionsWinedrops Creekside Camping is located in Tennessee near Turtletown

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Directions

Driving Directions to Winedrops Creekside Camping** **225 McFarland Road, Turtletown, Tennessee** Near the Cherokee National Forest • Close to Turtletown Falls • 5 miles from Fields of the Woods # **FROM ALL DIRECTIONS — FINAL APPROACH (Everyone Reads This Part)** No matter which state you are coming from, your GPS will bring you toward **Old Farner Road**. Take Old Farner Road** Continue straight until you reach **McFarland Road**. Turn onto McFarland Road** Depending on your direction, you will turn **right or left**. Continue straight for approximately 1/4 mile** You will see a **black mailbox on the LEFT** with **225** on it and a **light pole** beside it. This is MY driveway**. ### **If you reach the end of the paved road, you went too far.** Turn around and come back to the **first road on the RIGHT** — that is McFarland Road again. Landmarks on McFarland Road** - You will pass **two driveways on the right** - You will pass **one driveway on the left** - After the left driveway, the road curves slightly - Look to the **LEFT** for the black mailbox with **225** - The **tents will be visible on the right**, and your driveway is directly **across from another driveway** DIRECTIONS BY REGION** From South Carolina (SC)** - Take US‑76 W or I‑85 N depending on your starting point - Continue toward Clayton, GA → Hiawassee, GA → Murphy, NC - Follow signs toward **Turtletown, TN** - Your GPS will guide you to **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions above From North Carolina (NC)** - Travel toward Murphy, NC - Continue on TN‑68 S toward Turtletown - Turn onto **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions above From Atlanta, Georgia** - Take I‑75 N toward Chattanooga - Exit toward GA‑5 N / Blue Ridge - Continue through Blue Ridge → McCaysville → Copperhill - Follow TN‑68 N toward Turtletown - Turn onto **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions above From Knoxville, Tennessee** - Take I‑75 S toward Athens - Exit onto TN‑30 E toward Etowah - Continue to TN‑68 S toward Turtletown - Turn onto **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions above From Tuscaloosa, Alabama** - Take US‑82 E → I‑20 E toward Birmingham - Continue on I‑59 N toward Chattanooga - Exit toward US‑64 E / Ocoee - Continue to TN‑68 N toward Turtletown - Turn onto **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions abov From Florida** - Take I‑75 N toward Georgia - Continue through Atlanta toward Chattanooga - Exit toward GA‑5 N / Blue Ridge - Continue through Blue Ridge → McCaysville → Copperhill - Follow TN‑68 N toward Turtletown - Turn onto **Old Farner Road** - Follow the **Final Approach** instructions above ---