RV Camping Comfort at Windrock Gap Campground
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays to extended trips
Fitness Level
No specific fitness level required, suitable for all campers
Overview
Settle into a spacious and well-equipped 52-foot RV site at Windrock Gap Campground in Oliver Springs, Tennessee. This back-in campsite offers essential amenities and a perfect launch point for outdoor escapes in the region’s scenic woodlands.
RV 30 Amp Site 18
$40 Per Night | Includes picnic table, burn ring and grill
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors at our spacious 52-foot BACK-IN campsite, complete with essential amenities like a picnic table, burn ring, and grill. Perfect for campers looking to relax and enjoy nature, this site offers a memorable getaway for friends and family to create lasting memories around the fire.
Rates & Durations
- $40 Per Night
About
This is a BACK-IN site. It is 52 feet long.
- Each 30 Amp site has a picnic table, burn ring and grill for campers to enjoy.
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Adventure Tips
Reserve Ahead
Book your RV site early, especially in peak seasons, to secure the spacious 52-foot site you need.
Manage Campfires Safely
Use the provided burn ring for campfires and always fully extinguish fires before leaving your site.
Check RV Length Restrictions
Confirm your RV fits comfortably in the 52-foot back-in site to avoid maneuvering difficulties.
Pack for Changing Weather
Prepare layers and waterproof gear, as temperatures and weather in this part of Tennessee can shift quickly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtles
History
Oliver Springs developed as a coal mining town in the early 20th century, with natural resources shaping its local culture.
Conservation
Windrock Gap Campground promotes responsible camping practices to protect the surrounding forest and native wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
RV or Trailer
The 52-foot site comfortably accommodates larger RVs, making your mobile basecamp comfortable.
Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable during spring’s variable temperatures and rain.
spring specific
Campfire Cooking Tools
Use provided grills and fire rings for cooking meals and enjoying campfire evenings safely.
Portable Lighting
Lanterns or headlamps help navigate campsites after dark when firelight isn’t enough.