Land Adventures at Trail Barn Campground with Leatherwood Mountains
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Discover the tranquility of creekside camping at Trail Barn in Leatherwood Mountains. Perfect for small groups seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat with easy access to hiking and wildlife.
Trail Barn Campground
Great for small groups who like privacy
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About This Adventure
The Trail Barn offers a unique camping experience for small groups seeking privacy in a picturesque creekside setting. With five RV or tent sites and covered stalls available, guests can enjoy the outdoors while being close to nature. Just remember to bring your own water hose and drop cord for a comfortable stay!
The Trail Barn offers a unique camping experience for small groups seeking privacy in a picturesque creekside setting. With five RV or tent sites and covered stalls available, guests can enjoy the outdoors while being close to nature. Just remember to bring your own water hose and drop cord for a comfortable stay!
Adventure Tips
Prepare for creekside weather
Bring waterproof gear and rain protection to stay comfortable while enjoying the creek setting.
Bring your own supplies
Since amenities are minimal, pack water hoses, drop cords, and other essentials for a comfortable stay.
Wildlife awareness
Keep an eye out for local wildlife like deer and songbirds, but observe from a safe distance.
Leave no trace
Practice responsible camping by cleaning up and respecting the natural environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtles
History
Leatherwood Mountains has a long-standing tradition as a favorite destination for mountain camping and outdoor recreation since the 1970s.
Conservation
Efforts focus on preserving the creek ecosystem and promoting leave-no-trace camping practices to protect native plants and wildlife.
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Recommended Gear
Tent or RV setup
Reliable shelter for sleeping, protected from the elements.
Waterproof clothing
Stay dry and comfortable during unexpected rain or creek mist.
spring,winter specific
Camping stove
Prepare meals easily in the outdoor setting.
Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for navigating at night and around the campsite.