Camping near Cumberland Gap National Historic Park
Cumberland Gap National Historic Park has good camping options throughout the area. The Farm RV Resort works well for RVs with its large sites and is particularly nice in winter when the area gets quiet. Love This Campground tends to attract families with its playgrounds and kid-friendly setup. Weather changes a lot by season here, so timing matters. Most campers prefer spring and fall when it's not too hot or cold. Summer gets pretty hot, so you'll need plenty of water and some shade. Winter camping works if you bring the right gear for cold nights. The park limits stays to 14 days and follows Leave No Trace rules. They sometimes ban fires when it's really dry, so check before you plan to have a campfire. The woods have lots of wildlife - keep your food locked up tight, preferably in bear containers. You'll likely see deer and raccoons around your campsite, plus many birds. Just watch animals from a distance without bothering them. Cumberland Gap makes for a good camping trip whether you're in an RV or tent.
