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Hike, jog, or ride your bike through 120+ acres of panoramic views. Explore the bluffs, creeks, and waterfalls with your doggie. We’re pet friendly! We can book your off site adventure to any of the surrounding attractions.
Lake for Swimming, Kayaking and Canoeing, Sewer dump at site, restrooms, and so much more.
From generously-sized RV sites – some large enough to accommodate toy-haulers – to primitive, tucked-away tent sites, you’ll find the ideal spot to camp in the style that suits you best. Plenty of room to park your vehicle, horse and an/ or Atv trailer too. Just you, the birds, and the trees in this remote, idyllic mountain-top playground.
3.2 Miles from 156 on brown trace rd. Do not turn off pavement before you see large Sign and Large building with copper roof ( our store)
We absolutely love this campground! Great amenities, nice & helpful staff, great store, complimentary wifi, laundry, & eggs each morning, on-site hikes, paddle boards/kayaks. We enjoyed ourselves so much we extended our stay for an extra week. So much to do around this area - many hikes, waterfalls, & swimming spots. About an hour drive to Chattanooga which has so much to offer! Thank you Sasquatch Farms 🥰
Mixed Review:
Location: Remote - so you can't rate that. I personally like the remoteness and tolerated the very rough (although paved) road. My wife didn't particularly like the remoteness.
Service: Service from staff and ownership was somewhat responsive, although this is mixed because I had several issues that I should not have had to ask for "help" for. Example: Many of the sewer connections are uphill or at the very least at a very bad angle and distance from their designated parking pads. I had to request scrap lumber to build a proper support system to get the sewer to flow correctly. The water supply was repeatedly tainted. See the attached video. They claimed it was just "iron" but regardless of the cause it was unacceptable. They tried a few times to resolve the issue during the month we were there. The front desk staff was very polite.
I liked having a secure "gated" entry into the facility. The gravel used at the sites was too large. 4 to 6 inch size rocks are great base rock, but not surface rock to drive / walk on. They should put a smaller diameter rock on top of the base rock. Maybe that is a work in progress. When the guy going around once a week to mow he would sometimes throw rocks. You could hear his mower from time to time crushing and throwing rocks. One rock hit my truck but I decided not to complain about it because we needed to be there a few more weeks and I didn't want to sour the relationship.
I would probably not revisit the place unless they made some serious improvements to the RV sites. Many are clearly not level or even close. The sewer connections look like they were engineered with very little thought. Who puts them 4 to 6 inches above ground, and uphill from the site they are meant to be used on?
The Internet connectivity was very good while we were there. I used it daily for work and didn't have many problems. Five stars on the fiber-fed WiFi.
It is a work in progress. I hope they figure it out. I would advise anyone wanting to stay there to call ahead and see if they fixed their water problem first.
Update to owner: Yes, I got one warning about my sound system being too loud after 10pm (quiet hours) and after that one warning I complied with the rules. As for loud stereos or other nature-robbing sounds, I heard loud sounds coming from the storefront, the construction area out back, on at least two evenings. Your sounds were louder than mine. Maybe they were complaining about you and not me? I'm glad you feel it important to point that out and not speak to the other deficiencies, nature or not, mountain or not. You can still address the sewer placements and you can not make excuses about lot levelness. Rock is natural. Add more. Make it level for the longer rigs and make it clear in your advertisement you don't have level lots. You also failed to mention or even apologize for your mowing staff sending rocks flying and striking me and my vehicle. What if someone's kid was struck by flying mower debris? You'd have bigger problems then. Taking it out on the reviewer is not a good way to increase your review average. I just took a star.
The park is spacious, each site is big, clean and roomy. There are two lakes with kayaks and paddle boards for guests to use, great hiking trails with waterfalls, beautiful bluff picnic area with a view out over 3 states. The store is well stocked, with great food selections and goodies for all. The staff is great, with a lot of local knowledge. They can point you in the right direction to many waterfalls , hikes, and touristy places. Can’t wait to come back….you’ll feel like your home as soon as you get to your site!!! Smitty and Gynus
Wow! All around, great weekend getaway. I took my family there to enjoy the outdoors a bit and couldn't be happier with our experience. We appreciated the hard work that went into creating such an amazing weekend trip. All the employees were extremely polite, professional, and charismatic. There was a band playing one night, and my son and I met the owner the next night at the farm bonfire. She was very polite and appreciated our business. This park is extremely clean, has a nice swimming/ kayaking lake, nice hiking trails with beautiful views, and very well ran with everything you need close by conveniently at their on-site store. How this place has any negative reviews is beyond me. We are local and will definitely be visiting again.
Can’t say enough good things about this place. The workers were so helpful and nice. We came mid December when there weren’t many people there, so they let us go all around and choose which campsite we’d like to pitch our tent. They delivered our firewood and even offered to help unload our luggage from the car. They have hiking on site, kayaking, coffee in the morning, laundry room, dog park, picnic tables all around, and bathroom trailers all free of charge for campers. There are awesome caves, rock climbing spots, hiking trails, and waterfalls all within an hour of the campsite. My girlfriend and I love to camp nearby trails in the National Parks, but wanted to bring our dog this time so had to look for somewhere dog friendly instead. And we were so glad that we did because we discovered that this place has just as much to offer! You can find so much to find nearby comparable to the trails in the Smokies
