Camping in Tennessee | RV Campgrounds & Parks

RV Parks & Campgrounds in Tennessee

Country tunes, river views, and mountain mornings—Tennessee is road-trip ready.

When Is the Best Time to Camp in Tennessee?

The ideal time for RV camping in Tennessee is spring (April-May) and fall (September-October), when temperatures range from 60-80°F with comfortable humidity levels. These shoulder seasons offer mild weather perfect for outdoor activities, fewer crowds, and full park amenities without the intense summer heat.

Spring (March-May)

62-80°F with mild humidity and occasional showers

Low

Perfect hiking weather, blooming landscapes, comfortable RV camping temperatures

Summer (June-Aug)

87-90°F with high humidity and thunderstorms

Peak

Pool season, peak Nashville tourism, all amenities open but hot weather

Fall (Sept-Nov)

62-82°F with beautiful fall foliage and clear skies

Moderate

Stunning autumn colors, ideal hiking conditions, harvest festivals

Winter (Dec-Feb)

49-53°F with occasional frost and clear nights

Low

Peaceful camping, lower rates, cozy campfire weather

How Do I Get to RJourney Parks in Tennessee?

Three distinct regions, each with unique mountain experiences

Driving Distances

Nashville, TN 50 min

Bowling Green, KY 1 hour

Evansville, IN 1 hour 45 min

Nearest Airport

Nashville International Airport (BNA)

40 min from park

Excellent coverage from all major carriers in Clarksville urban area with reliable service throughout the region

450 ft elevation

Pet Policy

Pet-friendly with designated dog park areas and walking trails. Pets must be leashed and owners are responsible for cleanup.

Accessibility

ADA-accessible facilities at all locations.

Nearby Attractions

National Park

Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area

70 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Massive 170,000-acre peninsula between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley featuring RV campgrounds, Elk & Bison Prairie, and 1850s working farm. Perfect for boating, wildlife viewing, and hiking.

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Nashville Music City

50 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Home to the Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, and honky-tonk bars along Broadway. Experience live music, museums, and Southern cuisine in America's music capital.

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State Park

Dunbar Cave State Park

20 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Features unique limestone cave formations, sinkholes, and shaded walking trails around a peaceful lake. One of Clarksville's top natural attractions with fascinating geology.

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State Park

Montgomery Bell State Park

60 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Historic park tied to Tennessee's iron industry with wooded trails, lakes for swimming and paddling, and peaceful camping areas. Perfect for hiking and outdoor recreation.

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Kentucky Lake & Paris Landing

70 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Premier fishing destination for crappie and bass with abundant marinas, boat ramps, and waterfront activities. Popular with RVers seeking lake recreation and bird watching.

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National Park

Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area

70 min from Clarksville RV Resort

Massive 170,000-acre peninsula between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley featuring RV campgrounds, Elk & Bison Prairie, and 1850s working farm. Perfect for boating, wildlife viewing, and hiking.

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National Park