Discover the best RV full hookups farm campgrounds near Townsend, Tennessee

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Belmont Farms Mountain View Camping

2 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Sevierville, TN

Belmont Farms is a seven-generation farm. It is one of the oldest working farms in Sevierville, TN. By taking back roads through beautiful country, campers are only 25 minutes from Gatlinburg, 20 minutes from Pigeon Forge and 16 minutes from downtown Sevierville, TN. The farm is located close to grocery stores, Forbidden Caverns, Wild Bear Tubing, Fox Fire Zip Lines, Bush’s Beans Museum and Restaurant, the Preachers Dinner, the Glades of Gatlinburg, the Trout Farm, and of course, our historic downtown Sevierville. We would love to have you visit and experience a little bit of farm life! Other Things to Note: Come sit under our 100-year-old oak tree with your picnic and enjoy the views of our valley and mountains. There is a private pavilion for your use, complete with a fire pit and rocking chairs. You are welcome to take advantage of our fishing pond and nature trails. During the summer, you can also enjoy the sunflowers and zinnias blooming. We just ask that you do not leave food out because we have several wildlife visitors, including the occasional black bear, that might help themselves. Please note that this is a working farm, so you will hear and see tractors and mowers occasionally during the work day.

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Over The Hill Farm

3 sites · RVs21 acres · Maryville, TN

Magestic 21 acre farm with mountain views. Single campsite far off the road with outdoor dining table, fire ring, water, sewer, and 50 amp electrical service. Near to all that Maryville has to offer. Maryville College is 10 minutes away. About 20 minutes from Townsend (the peaceful side of the Smokies). 55 minutes from Pigeon Forge and the Sugarlands Visitor Center. Knoxville airport is 25 min away.

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Coweeta Creek Campground

5 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Otto, NC

Coweeta Creek Campground has water, electric, and septic on Sites 1 and 2 as well as a firepit and picnic table. The bathouse allows for hot showers and flushing toilets. Each site is gravel, shaded, and sits along the peaceful Coweeta Creek. The campground property has a large field for games (kickball, soccer, volleyball), as well as a flat 1/4 mile loop which you can view our mini homestead farm. We have chickens, bees, vegetable gardens, and a small fruit orchard. The campground is somewhat secluded (some neighbors across the creek), but only 15 minutes from Franklin, NC and 15 minutes from Clayton, GA with plenty of shopping/restaurants. Once you are at the campground you won't want to leave the beauty of the creek! Strong Wifi is available at all sites. Network password will be provided before arrival. Property History: Coweeta Creek Campground WAS a 20 site, thriving, family/church oriented campground from the 1970's that was later sold, then neglected. My family recently purchased the property and have only 2 sites RV pads and additional camping sites for a more family friendly, intimate setting. *Please send us a message if you are interested in renting out the entire property for family reunions, birthdays, or other events. There is potential for 10 sites with water/electricity along the creek, but we don't advertise it!

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Shaded Creek RV Hookups

5 sites · RVs10 acres · Tellico Plains, TN

(4) RV sites with full Hookups (High-speed internet, City water, Electric, and Sewer) Shaded creek access. All site's have check valves on the water hookup (Site #1 is underground). (2) 30 amp sites (2) 50 amp sites No vehicle age restrictions for campers or RV's. High speed internet, no cell service on property, WiFi calling only. Head left out of the driveway and park at the Presbyterian church about 1 mile away to make phone calls and receive texts. If you turn right from the drive way you will have to drive 12 miles before you will get a signal. Creek access with a fire pit (shared with other campers). Pets Welcome. Family Host onsite. 1/4 mile driveway loop allows easy access to property with larger campers and trailers. Enjoy the 360 degree view of the mountains around the property. 4 Miles from the town of Tellico Plains, Big Bear Tubing, and Cherahala Skyway access (Leads to NC, Indian Boundary Lake, Tellico River, Bald River Falls [Currently Closed]), 25 min from Citico Creek [No fishing Thurs/Friday]

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Walnut Hollow Ranch

19 sites · RVs, Tents155 acres · Hayesville, NC

Walnut Hollow Ranch sits in the Nantahala Mountain Region of the Great Smoky Mountains. The 155 acre farm is a horseshoe shaped cove with Wiggin's Top at its crown. The land consists of 67 acres of cattle pastures, 5 ponds and 3-5 miles of hiking trails. The forest consists of lowland pines, poplar, dogwood, hickory and walnut trees. The upland consists of oaks, poplar and other hardwoods. Wildlife abounds at Walnut Hollow Ranch. Our residents include: wild turkeys, white tail deer, red fox, red tail hawks, bluebirds, finches and many others. Passerby's include: wood and mallard ducks, blue and white herons, river otters, black bear, bobcat, coyote and migratory birds.The ponds include: big mouth bass, small mouth bass and brim.

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The Bass Pond RV Sites & Cabins

10 sites · RVs2 acres · Sweetwater, TN

9 full service pull through RV sites. 1 Guest Cabin now available in the Campground. A place for the weary traveler needing to pull off the road and rest for the night in a quiet, safe farming community. There is NO real Bass Pond as yet, but we are planning to add one in the future! Just 1.5 miles off Exit 60, I-75 north or south, these new sites are graveled and level, with no trees to avoid. Cabin newly finished 11/23! Nightly RV fee of $35 includes water, electricity, and sewer hookup. Nightly Cabin Rental is $70. A 1 time Pet Fee of $50 is required for Cabin Rental. Only 1 pet (up to 40 pounds) is allowed, The campsites are pet friendly. Pets must be on a maximum 6' leash at all times. There is a designated grassy area to walk your pets. Please pick up and dispose of your pet's poop in the dumpster. There are no public bathrooms, showers, or laundry facilities on site. RESERVATIONS Reserve your Site or Cabin through HipCamp. Check in is 3PM or after. Check out is 12 noon. Reservations can be made up to 6 months in advance. Cancellations/changes can be made on HipCamp, by texting Owner @ 865-229-8575, Or by calling 865-919-8850. Please leave a message with your name, number and request, if no answer. We will return the call or answer your text. HOOKUPS Each RV Site is equipped with 30, 40, and 50 amp electric service, well water and sewer hookups. The cabin has a full shower, toilet, and a utility style sink. Equipped with microwave and dorm size refrigerator. CONNECTIVITY WiFi and Satellite/Cable TV are not offered at this time in the RV Sites. However, if you have a Hot Spot on your cell phone, all major cell services work well in the area. If your RV is equipped with satellite TV, you should have great reception with a clear view of the southern sky! Antennas work well here. The guest cabin has basic DIRECTV channels MAXIMUM STAY The maximum stay is 14 days. Special arrangements can be made under certain circumstances. Contact the owner to request additional days @ 865-919-8850. ADDITIONAL FACILITIES Picnic area with wooden tables is available. Propane camp stoves are available for rental. VISITORS Are permitted as long as their vehicle is parked in the designated site area of camper. Please do not block entrance/exit of other guests' rigs. Please inform owner of any visitors. Overnight visitor stays are $5 per person. COST RV Site Rentals are $35.. Nightly cabin rental is $70 with a two night minimum. We accept all major credit cards. Offer Cash App , Venmo and Zelle. (Cash preferred). Additional Fees: Clean up fee if site left with excessive trash/debris: $25 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION * Maximum occupancy per site: 1 vehicle with a rig. 2, if towing an additional vehicle. 4 people overnight per site. * Quiet hours: 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. * Alcoholic beverages: Permitted at campsites. Please drink responsibly and with respect to other campers. * Generator use: Prohibited during quiet hours. * Campfires: Allowed only within rings, and/or enclosed above ground fire pits with legs. Follow all local fire advisories. * Drone use: Requires written permission from the Owner or Manager on duty. * Mailing and physical address is 381 County Road 342, Sweetwater, TN 37874 * There is a very large white rock right beside 'Jarrett Lane' entrance that travels down to the Campsites. The campground is close enough for hiking and sightseeing in the Tellico Mountains, rafting the Ocoee River, visiting the must-see Bald River Falls; or visit the Smokey Mountain Cherokee National Forest and surrounding areas of Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville for a day trip. A few more minutes to the Cherohala Skyway and the "Tail of the Dragon" makes an unforgettable loop that you won't want to miss! Dirt track race fans will want to visit I-75 Raceway (4.3 miles) and/or Mountain View Raceway (24 miles) for exciting weekend entertainment. Smoky Mountain Speedway is a little further way at 34 miles... a 45 minute drive. During June and July you should find a beautiful firefly and lightning bug 'show' over the field that skirts the 'back' of the campground! Their arrival is usually late June early July. About a 10-to-45-minute drive into surrounding towns for good food.

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Cowee Campground

14 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Franklin, NC

Private end of road property in the Cowee Valley of Franklin NC, which is the first resupply stop along the Appalachian Trail through the Smoky Mountains. Cowee Valley is a gorgeous scenic valley with farmland and winding roads and mountains on all sides. Idyllic drive in with plenty of cows grazing, deer and wild turkey running around and amazing sunsets. Cowee Campground has newly been made into a campground, previously undeveloped. We have left most of it undisturbed to maintain the natural and peaceful nature vibes. This land is a short distance off the main roads and small/private. All tent sites are in the shaded forest and RV hookups are just a few steps away with hardwoods filling out and providing partial shade. It's a quiet area with the sounds of nature and leaves rustling. We hope you'll appreciate and enjoy the beauty and tranquility as much as we do. If you want to car/truck camp without hookups we have space for that too. Just let us know. We have a beautiful 4 bathroom bathhouse, with ADA shower and another bathroom with clawfoot tub/shower and private back deck. 2 large firepits with Andirondack chairs and a separate picnic table and grill area. We have firewood stacked for your use as well by the communal trash bins. Plus Corn hole and Horseshoe pits for your enjoyment. For weekly or monthly RV reservations, please contact 828-371-8471. Weekly RV rates are $325.00 and Monthly are $750.00.

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The Bass Pond Full Service RV Sites

8 sites · RVs2 acres · Sweetwater, TN

Located just outside Sweetwater Tennessee, in McMinn County, The Bass Pond has 9 full service 'Big Rig' pull through RV Campsites. Designed for overnight stays to rest while passing through this area. Possible longer stays. Please text the host directly to arrange longer stays. There is no actual Pond on the site. it's in the future plans. There are no public restrooms or showers because the sites were built mainly for 'self contained' big rigs, and overnight stays. No laundry facilities. Just 1.2 miles off Exit 60, I-75 north or south These new sites are graveled and level, with no trees to avoid or falling leaves or pine needles to clean off! Easy pull-through. No TV or Wi Fi services offered. Up to 40 channels can be received with smart antennae and hot spot reception is excellent. The campsites are pet friendly. However, Pets must be on a maximum 6' leash at all times. Please dispose of your pet's poop immediately. There is a large grassy area to walk your pets and for them to do 'their business'. COST Nightly rentals are $35. ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS/INFORMATION * Maximum occupancy per site: 1 RV vehicle, 1 car/truck, 4 people. There are eight over flow parking sites. 1 additional vehicle per campsite. *Speed Limit in Campground and Jarrett Lane is 10 MPH. Please obey the speed limit for others' safety.

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The Cove at Dick Branch

4 sites · RVs, Tents58 acres · Robbinsville, NC

The Cove at Dick Branch is a trails focused mountain side campground. Horse stalls and pasture available on request. The property is secluded and away from traffic noise but not difficult to get to. Everyone who sees the property comments on its beautiful grounds. The mountain rises above the camp sites with hiking trails leading directly from your site.

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RV full hookups farm camping near Townsend guide

Overview

Nicknamed “the peaceful side of the Smokies,” Townsend, Tennessee is a gateway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The area provides access to a wealth of camping accommodations, including primitive backcountry camping, glamping in canvas yurts equipped with wood-burning fireplaces, and tiny home rentals featuring full kitchens, soaker tubs, and cable TV. After setting up in any type of camp, venture into the Great Smoky Mountains to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail, view a snapshot of history in Cades Cove, or experience a bird’s-eye view from the observation tower on Clingmans Dome. For fun that’s a little closer to town, the underground natural world of Tuckaleechee Caverns awaits.

Where to go

Cades Cove

A lush valley flanked by mountains, Cades Cove is a great place to spend the day when camping near Townsend. The 45-minute drive from town brings campers to this iconic paradise, where hiking, horseback riding, wildlife watching, and sightseeing amid historic buildings abound. Cruise down the 11-mile road that loops through the area, or wander on foot via the 5-mile trail to Abrams Falls. On-site campsites come with a range of amenities like picnic tables, fire rings for grilling, and access to restrooms with flush toilets.

Clingmans Dome

The highest point within the Great Smoky Mountains, Clingmans Dome has a steep, half-mile pathway that leads to an observation deck with 360° views of surrounding mountain peaks. Campers will be set with plenty of places to call home, including equestrian campsites, RV campsites with dump stations, and backcountry tent campsites. The access road is often closed due to weather conditions in winter, so double-check availability before booking.

Tuckaleechee Caverns

A 5-minute drive from the center of Townsend, Tuckaleechee Caverns is a must-see attraction. Boasting 24-foot-high stalagmites and the 210-foot Silver Falls—the world’s tallest underground waterfall—Tuckaleechee is a once in a lifetime experience. There are a variety of nearby campsites to choose from nestled into the shores of Little River. Campers can find perks like free wifi, fire rings, and picnic tables, as well as a mix of back-in and pull-through RV campsites featuring full hookups.

When to go

Townsend has relatively temperate year-round weather, but it gets chilly enough in winter for snow. Look into road or campsite closures prior to booking in the colder months. April, May, September, and October are prime picks for quieter campgrounds and warm weather for outdoor activities. Spring brings wildflower-filled valleys in Cades Cove, while fall revamps the forests with color as deciduous trees drop their leaves.