Camp in the natural wonders of Signal Mountain’s state parks, wondrous lakes, and canyons.
Perched on the edge of the Cumberland Plateau, Signal Mountain offers unparalleled access to the state's most stunning natural attractions and camping. Harrison Bay State Park has an extensive shoreline along the Tennessee River. The park features a variety of camping options, from RV sites with full hookups to rustic tent sites, all complemented by amenities like full hookups, a dump station, bathhouses, and a camp store. Cloudland Canyon State Park, known for its incredible vistas and rugged canyon trails, provides another quintessential Tennessee setting for both adventure and relaxation. Choose from fully equipped cottage rentals, walk-in tent campsites, or backcountry camping areas before heading out to the park's waterfalls, scenic overlooks, and miles of trails. Fort Mountain State Park, with its mysterious ancient wall and panoramic views of the Appalachian Mountains, is an hour away from Signal Mountain and has more on-site camping. Check in at cottages, backpacking camping areas, or pet-friendly RV campsites in the park, then try horseback riding, mountain biking, or paddling down the lake.