easy
overnight or multi-day stays
Suitable for most fitness levels, with short walking distances from parking to campsites
Discover a peaceful riverside camping spot in Benton, Tennessee, with modern amenities and close access to the Ocoee River's adventure-rich landscape. Perfect for relaxing and outdoor fun, Bigfoot Outfitters offers a distinctive base for exploring wilderness and enjoying laid-back evenings around the fire.
$10 Per Person Per Night • 1-7 Days
Experience the tranquility of primitive camping in the Ocoee River Area, surrounded by nature. Enjoy access to hot showers and clean facilities, along with fire pit sites for cozy evenings. Take advantage of amenities like a covered pavilion, grill for cookouts, and a fun round of disc golf during your stay.
Our riverside campground is a great deal for those who would like to stay in the Ocoee River area. This is primitive camping with no electricity. Our bath house is located across the road at our main outpost building. We have a porta potty at the riverside campground for your convenience. For just $10 per night per person, each individual will have full access to our bathhouse. We have hot showers, newly renovated facilities, and the cleanest bathrooms on the Ocoee River. We take pride in our facilities and want to ensure that each and every guest has the best possible experience while staying with us.
For our riverside camping no camping is allowed within fifty feet of the river as that is a common area. Camp in sites with fire pits only. While camping with us, also feel free to utilize the amenities at our main outpost property including our covered pavilion with picnic tables, use our grill for cookouts, and enjoy a round of disc golf.
Weather can change unexpectedly, so bring layered clothing and rain gear.
Campsites fill quickly during peak seasons, so plan to arrive early in the day.
Keep a safe distance from animals and store food securely.
Enjoy some fun on the maintained disc golf course during downtime.
The Ocoee River was the site of early 19th-century logging, with remnants visible along hiking trails.
The area is actively managed to preserve its natural waterways and forest habitats, promoting sustainable recreation.
A sturdy tent and appropriate sleeping gear ensure comfort regardless of season.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Necessary for navigating campsites after dark or during nighttime activities.
Bring a portable stove, utensils, and food if planning to cook at the site.
Ensure access to clean drinking water while on-site or during side excursions.