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Camping Tennessee Guide Book

by Harold R. Stinnette (Falcon Publishing)
Camping Tennessee

138pp/maps/photos
ISBN: 0762724552

Looking for the ideal spot to pitch your tent or park your RV? Camping Tennessee will take you there. This handy guidebook includes detailed descriptions of more than 100 public campgrounds throughout the state. Organized in three distinct sections - East Tennessee, Middle Tennessee, and West Tennessee - the listings include campsites in state, city, and county parks; in national parks and national forests; and on other public lands. Easy-to-use maps and charts help you to choose the perfect campsite.

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... Preview: These cities, located in the northeast corner of Tennessee, are nicknamed “the Tri-Cities.” All three are modest-size cities with a small-town feel. Here the traveler can find everything from car raci ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Johnson City, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Center Hill Lake is the largest of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes in Tennessee, covering 18,200 acres. It’s also one of the most popular recreation destinations in Middle Tennessee—with good ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Smithville, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Chattanooga, the largest city in southeast Tennessee, has done an amazing job of reinventing itself over the past twenty years. Chattanooga was once called “the American city with the worst air qualit ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Chattanooga, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: The southern districts of the Cherokee National Forest stretch from the southern tip of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the Georgia state line and are bordered on the east by North Carolina ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Tellico Plains, TN - Campgrounds (About Top Trails)
... Preview: Cookeville is neither a large city nor a small town, but it has the feel of both. Cookeville, a college town with a population of 26,000, is home to Tennessee Tech University (enrollment 8,600). It is ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Celina, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Oak Ridge is probably the best known town in this area. It is nicknamed “the secret city,” because when President Franklin Roosevelt ordered the Manhattan Project, the building of the atomic bomb, Oak ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Wartburg, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: The Smokies, as they are known by locals and lovers of the park, comprise the country’s most visited national park. It is within one day’s drive of more than half the nation’s population. However, thi ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Gatlinburg, TN - Campgrounds (About Top Trails)
... Preview: Land Between the Lakes is a 170,000-acre National Recreation Area approximately 90 miles north of Nashville. It is the largest inland peninsula in the United States, stretching into both Tennessee and ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Dover, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: There are two sizable towns in the southwest corner of Tennessee—Memphis and Jackson, both full of art, culture, and history with an eye on the future. Memphis is located in the very southwest tip of ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Memphis, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Morristown and Greeneville are historic towns with lots to see and do. In Greeneville one of my favorite things to do is antiquing. Downtown has plenty of antiques shops and galleries. The Andrew John ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Morristown, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Nashville, the state capital of Tennessee, is probably best known as the country music capital of the world. But while most people do associate country music and Nashville, there is so much more than ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Nashville, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Norris, Tennessee, started out as a planned community for the workers constructing Norris Dam. The original town plan was adopted from England’s garden city movement of the 1890s—the buildings and hou ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Caryville, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: Reelfoot Lake is a truly amazing place, and the way it was created is equally impressive. An earthquake that shook the Mississippi River Valley in 1811 created a depression that soon filled with water ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Paris, TN - Campgrounds
... Preview: The town of Shelbyville is famous for the Tennessee Walking Horse and is home to the Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration. This eleven-day event takes place annually in August. The celebration draws th ... From the guidebook "Camping Tennessee"
Shelbyville, TN - Campgrounds
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