Would you like to venture into the world’s tallest treehouse? Open to the public, Tennessee has an abundance of state history to offer its visitors. Despite being a part of the infamous Appalachian Trail and the Cumberland Gap (shared with surrounding states), Tennessee has its own treasures to explore like the Obed Wild and Scenic River.
New teardrop camper manufactures in the state of Tennessee listed below…
PeeWee Campers – “Square Drop Campers”
Tenspeed Tears – Knoxville, TN.
With gorgeous flowing waterfalls and the river running wild, this national park offers whitewater rafting, hiking glorious trails, and climbing the great faces of the rock. Rock Creek Campground is located next to the Nemo Area of the park for night time views of the sky.
Stones River National Battlefield and Shiloh National Military Park are also top attractions in Tennessee, as they are of significant historical value. Beautiful sunsets grace the area in the evenings, but during the day you can take part in the interpretive programs, learn the culture of the era, and walk along the paths to enjoy the wildlife.
Public RV spots can be found at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, where you can take your teardrop trailer and participate in some tennis or hike the trails through the forest. Other notable Tennessee State Parks (trailer friendly, of course)!
include: Chickasaw State Park (in some of the highest terrain), Cumberland Mountain State Park (for swimming and hiking), Fall Creek Falls State Park (to enjoy the cascading waterfalls), or even the Norris Dam State Park (hundreds of miles of shoreline for many types of watersports). What a way to spend a relaxing vacation!
The state of Tennessee has 13 National Parks and Historic Sites. There are 392 RV welcoming campgrounds, resorts, and parks. Out of the 56 state parks, there are 21 parks that have trailer accommodations.
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