Discover the beauty of Tennessee’s Hiwassee River with waterfront camping at Hiwassee Outfitters. Perfect for paddlers, anglers, and nature lovers alike, this site offers a serene riverside retreat with easy access to outdoor adventures.
Check-In 4:00pm | Check-Out 10:00am
Experience the great outdoors with our riverside camping sites, featuring picnic tables and fire rings for cozy evenings. Enjoy swimming, fishing, and volleyball, all while having access to hot showers and essential supplies. Perfect for families or groups, this adventure promises unforgettable memories in nature's embrace.
Friday - Saturday: $60 per Night Price includes up to 4 People
Sunday - Thursday: $40 per Night Price includes up to 4 People
Additional Guest: $10 per Night per Person (Max of 10 people)
Check-in at 4:00pm Check-out at 10am If you need to check in earlier please send us an email
Each site is equipped with picnic tables and fire rings. Many sites are located directly on the Hiwassee River with some located on Ellis Creek. All sites have direct access to the river for swimming and fishing. In addition, we offer a bathhouse with hot showers and flush toilets. For your additional entertainment, we have a volleyball court. If you forget anything on your trip, we stock all the essentials and then some in our Outfitter's Store.
Keep all pets on a leash, don't leave them unattended, and clean up after them. No pets allowed on shuttle at this time. Private boat shuttle will not be allowed also because of limited space on shuttles.
Always wear a life jacket when on the water to ensure safety during kayaking or swimming.
Arriving at dawn gives you a better chance to secure a desirable riverside spot.
Avoid leaving food scraps and disturbing animals to help preserve the local ecosystem.
Check weather forecasts before your trip and pack accordingly for rain or sun.
The Hiwassee River area was vital in regional trade and settlement in the 1800s, influencing local culture.
Hiwassee Outfitters emphasizes leave-no-trace principles and collaborates with local groups to preserve river ecosystems.
Keeps you dry during unexpected rainstorms common in Tennessee's mountain weather.
spring;fall;winter specific
Ensures warmth during chilly nights along the river during colder seasons.
fall;winter specific
Provides safe drinking water directly from the river, essential for extended stays.
Protects against mosquitoes and biting insects prevalent during warm months.
summer specific