Dandridge, Tennessee, sits on the shores of Douglas Lake with 15 RV parks within reach. This historic town blends Appalachian charm with waterfront recreation. Campers find everything from luxury resorts to budget-friendly campgrounds.
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Dandridge claims the title of Tennessee's second-oldest town, with brick sidewalks and 18th-century buildings lining its downtown. The town square hosts seasonal festivals and farmers markets, while nearby Douglas Lake draws anglers chasing bass and crappie. The Appalachian Trail lies just 30 minutes away for hikers seeking ridgeline views.
RV travelers choose from 15 parks ranging from luxury to rustic. Forest Grove RV Resort offers a pool and WiFi starting at $83 per night for those wanting resort amenities. Budget campers find sites at Sherman Oaks Campground from $22 nightly, with pet-friendly policies and full hookups. Jack Benny RV Resort provides the lowest rates starting at $30, while Anchor Down RV Resort commands premium prices up to $139 for its waterfront location and dump station.
Dandridge is Tennessee's second-oldest town, featuring a historic courthouse square and brick-paved streets. The town sits on Douglas Lake's shores, attracting anglers and boaters. Its location near the Great Smoky Mountains makes it a gateway for outdoor recreation.
Fifteen RV parks surround Dandridge, including Forest Grove RV Resort with a pool and WiFi, and Sherman Oaks Campground starting at $22 nightly. Douglas Lake Campground offers lakefront sites, while Anchor Down RV Resort provides premium amenities up to $139 per night.
Sherman Oaks Campground welcomes pets with designated pet areas and walking trails. Most parks in the area allow pets, though policies vary by location. Check individual park rules for size restrictions and leash requirements before booking.