Smithville, Tennessee, draws RV travelers with Center Hill Lake's world-class bass fishing and the lively Smithville Jamboree bluegrass festival. Four parks in our directory put you steps from the water and small-town charm. Camp here to launch boat trips, catch evening music sets, and unwind in DeKalb County's rolling hills.
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Nestled along Center Hill Lake, Smithville thrives on bass fishing tournaments and boating adventures. The Smithville Jamboree packs the DeKalb County Fairgrounds every first Saturday from May through October with bluegrass pickers and flatfoot dancers. Antique hunters scour Main Street shops, while hikers tackle trails at nearby Edgar Evins State Park.
Hurricane Bridge suits boaters with lake access for days on the water. Beech Hollow Hideout welcomes pets and supplies drinking water at a steady $55 per night, perfect for families or couples seeking quiet spots. Holmes Creek - Center Hill Lake delivers WiFi, showers, dump station, and pet-friendly sites right on the shore for tech-savvy anglers.
Smithville stands out for Center Hill Lake's bass fishing and the Smithville Jamboree bluegrass festival. Anglers chase lunkers on the 415-mile shoreline, while music fans tap feet to live bands at the DeKalb County Fairgrounds from May to October. The town's antique shops on Main Street add vintage appeal for road trippers.
Find four RV parks near Smithville: Hurricane Bridge, Beech Hollow Hideout, and Holmes Creek - Center Hill Lake. Beech Hollow Hideout offers pet-friendly sites with drinking water at $55/night. Holmes Creek provides WiFi, showers, dump station, and lakefront spots for easy boating access.
Yes, Beech Hollow Hideout and Holmes Creek - Center Hill Lake welcome pets. Beech Hollow charges $55/night with drinking water on site. Holmes Creek adds WiFi, showers, and dump station near Center Hill Lake for leashed furry companions.