$45 Per Night | Includes picnic table, burn ring and grill
Discover Windrock Gap Campground’s RV 50 Amp Site 16, offering an 80-foot pull-thru perfect for Class A motorhomes. Enjoy spacious comfort with a picnic table, burn ring, and grill, all set against the natural beauty of Oliver Springs, Tennessee.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays to weeks
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as it primarily involves parking and camping
Wildlife
History
Oliver Springs grew as a coal mining town in the early 20th century, influencing the region's development and local culture.
Conservation
Windrock Gap Campground promotes Leave No Trace principles to minimize visitor impact on this sensitive plateau environment.
Windrock Gap Campground
$45 Per Night | Includes picnic table, burn ring and grill
Windrock Gap Campground offers a mix of RV sites, bunkhouses, large cabins, and tent camping for visitors seeking an outdoor stay.
The property lists 32 distinct overnight options including 30 Amp and 50 Amp pull‑thru and back‑in RV sites, multiple 10×12 and 12×12 bunkhouses, and larger 14×16 cabin units. Many sites feature picnic tables, burn rings, and grills to support outdoor cooking and gatherings.
RV options range from shorter pull‑thru spaces to expansive 73‑foot and 97‑foot sites capable of accommodating Class A motorhomes. Both 30 Amp and 50 Amp electrical hookups are available across different sites, with several sites specifically described as 50 Amp for higher power requirements. Tent camping is also offered for guests preferring a more traditional camping experience.
Bunkhouses and cabins provide compact indoor shelter with basic sleeping arrangements; some cabin listings note small appliances such as a microwave and mini fridge. Each lodging type is presented with clear size or amenity information so guests can select the most suitable option for their group size and vehicle length.
Listing factual site lengths, hookup types, and on‑site features supports transparent planning for arrivals and stays. Windrock Gap Campground’s publicly listed offerings enable visitors to compare site dimensions, power options, and outdoor amenities while choosing a campsite tailored to their needs.
Some bunkhouses list specific guest capacities—Bunkhouse A sleeps up to four while larger 14×16 cabin units list capacity up to six guests. Standard outdoor furniture and cooking features are included at many sites for convenience.
Offers
32
32 distinct overnight options listed
Power Hookups
30 & 50 Amp
30 Amp and 50 Amp options onsite
Cabins & Bunkhouses
5 units
Bunkhouses and 14x16 large cabins
Outdoor Amenities
Picnic tables & grills
Fire rings, picnic tables, grills at many sites
Compare site lengths, hookup types, and amenities to pick the right option and plan arrivals with confidence.
Arrive with a full freshwater tank
Sites have hookups, but filling freshwater on site can be limited; ensure you arrive fully stocked.
Secure loose items during windy conditions
The plateau can experience sudden gusts; use tie-downs for chairs and lightweight gear.
Use the burn ring responsibly
Only burn approved materials to prevent wildfires and respect campground rules.
Scout the area for local wildlife
Keep a safe distance and store food securely to minimize animal encounters.
Heavy-duty RV leveling blocks
Ensures your motorhome is stable and comfortable on campground terrain.
Portable grill tools
Makes outdoor cooking on the provided grill easy and enjoyable.
summer
Firewood (locally purchased)
Needed for the burn ring to enjoy campfires safely and legally.
fall
Windbreaker jacket
Helpful for cooler evenings and windy conditions on the plateau.
spring