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Catoosa Camp & Climb-Wartburg, TN

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· Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee

68 acres hosted by Charles G.

1 tent site

Primitive camping site with tent pad, parking spots, shed with charging plugs and limited wifi acess. We also adhere to a diligent pack-in-pack-out, leave no trace presence, and ask all guests to be mindful of their impact as well. We hope you will connect with nature and enjoy this remarkable forest time and time again! Enjoy the local restaurants, breweries, and outdoor activities close by: - Nemo Tunnel .7 miles ∼ 2 mins - Nemo Trailhead & Nemo beach 1.3 miles ∼ 3 mins - Obed wild and Scenic river visitor center 4.6 miles ∼ 9 mins -Mobile Gas/Rocky top Market 4.6 miles ∼ 9 mins - MoCo Brewing Project 4.7 miles ∼ 10 mins - Family dollar & Save A Lot grocery 5 miles ∼ 11 mins - El Patron restaurant 5.8 miles ∼ 12 mins -Partners Pizza 5.9 miles ∼ 12 mins - Frozen Head State park 11 miles ∼ 20 mins - Obed Clear creek river rock climbing 13.7 miles ∼ 22 mins - Lilly Pad Hoppy yard brewery & Lilly bluff out door area 13.9 miles 23 mins.Escape to Nature at Our Primitive Campsite in Wartburg, TN Tucked away in the heart of Tennessee's stunning wilderness, our primitive campsite offers the perfect opportunity to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature. Surrounded by the serene beauty of lush forests and nearby mountain views, this spot is ideal for those seeking a peaceful, back-to-basics camping experience. With no electricity or running water, you’ll truly experience life off the grid. Bring your gear, gather around a campfire, and enjoy the simplicity of outdoor living—whether it’s stargazing, wildlife watching, or just soaking in the quiet. Located just a short drive from Wartburg, this secluded retreat promises an unforgettable nature getaway. Here are some local amenities and attractions near Wartburg, TN: Frozen Head State Park: Just 10-15 minutes away, this park offers over 24,000 acres of unspoiled natural beauty, with hiking trails leading to waterfalls, streams, and the stunning Frozen Head Mountain. Obed Wild & Scenic River: Perfect for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and rock climbing, this beautiful river offers thrilling rapids and breathtaking landscapes for adventurous visitors. Lone Mountain State Forest: Another close-by option for hiking and wildlife observation. It’s a peaceful spot if you’re seeking solitude in nature. Historic Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary: Located about 30 minutes away, this historic site offers tours and stories of infamous inmates, as well as a distillery with some local moonshine. Downtown Wartburg: Explore small-town charm with local eateries and shops. There are a few cozy diners and local joints for a bite after your outdoor adventures. Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area: A bit further out but worth the trip if you're looking for extensive hiking, horseback riding, and camping options. If you’re looking for a truly immersive outdoor experience with some adventure nearby, Wartburg has plenty to offer!

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3 ratings · 3 reviews

Sean C.

October 22, 2024

Catoosa Camp & Climb -Primitive 1

It's a nice set up for the price. Wouldn't recommend if your looking for a quiet retreat with the road being about 150ft away, trains running several times throughout the night, and dogs constantly barking. With all that aside there was a place to use the restroom there and a level spot for a tent. Charles seems nice and knew about places to go see.

Emily L.recommends

October 5, 2024

Catoosa Camp & Climb -Primitive 1

Camping to climb!!

We loved tent camping on Charles’s land! It is kind of near some houses but the camp site was far enough back that you can’t see them. The campsite had some cool boulders that we unfortunately did not get to climb because of rain:(. The host was also really helpful when we had some issues with parking.

Jeff Y.recommends

September 22, 2024

Catoosa Camp & Climb -Primitive 1

Close to all, but very private.

Great camp spot with plenty of privacy and woody goodness. Road path in is a bit tight, and difficult to turn around at the top in a full sized pickup. Great, level pas for tent just under some cool boulders. Potty tent was a nice amenity, ver clean and stocked with saw dust as needed. Highly recommended

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Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking