Granville, Tennessee, draws RV travelers with its riverside historic downtown and easy access to Cordell Hull Lake. Fish for bass, boat the Cumberland River, or hike Cummins Falls State Park's trails. Six parks in our directory offer shaded sites, waterfront slips, and trailhead access to launch your adventure.
Granville perches on the Cumberland River's banks. The town preserves its 19th-century core: blacksmith shop, grist mill, and general store transport you back in time. Annual Heritage Days in June feature pioneer reenactments, bluegrass music, and sorghum making. Cordell Hull Lake beckons with world-class fishing and boating. Cummins Falls State Park sits five miles south, where a 75-foot waterfall plunges into a swimming hole amid dramatic gorges.
Six RV parks make Granville your perfect base. Families choose Made in the Shade RV Park for WiFi, 50-amp hookups, pet-friendly pull-throughs from $37 nightly. Boaters dock at Wildwood Resort and Marina, which supplies showers, dump stations, and group sites for $20 to $50. Budget campers pick 21 Hills with its 50-amp service and dump station at $25 to $50 per night. Maple Grove Campground shades tents and rigs alike. Cordell Hull Horseback Trails suits riders craving miles of forested paths.
Granville shines as a preserved 19th-century Tennessee river town on the Cumberland. Tour the blacksmith shop and grist mill in the historic downtown district. June's Heritage Days explode with pioneer reenactments, music, and crafts, drawing crowds to celebrate Appalachian roots near Cordell Hull Lake's fishing grounds.
Maple Grove Campground, Made in the Shade RV Park, 21 Hills, Wildwood Resort and Marina, and Cordell Hull Horseback Trails fill our Granville directory. Most hug the Cumberland River or Cordell Hull Lake for quick boating access. Expect WiFi, 50-amp hookups, pet-friendly policies, and dump stations across options from $20 nightly.
Yes, Made in the Shade RV Park and Wildwood Resort and Marina welcome pets. Both offer spacious sites with amenities like 50-amp hookups and showers. Check park rules for breed restrictions and leash policies to keep your furry friend happy during Cumberland River outings.
