Spencer, Tennessee, serves as the perfect gateway to Fall Creek Falls State Park, home to one of the tallest waterfalls east of the Mississippi at 256 feet. Five RV parks dot the area, offering spots from $16 a night. Camp here to hike rugged trails, swim in natural pools, and chase adventure on the Cumberland Plateau.
Spencer hugs the edge of the Cumberland Plateau in Van Buren County. Fall Creek Falls State Park dominates the scene with its massive 256-foot waterfall, plus Cane Creek Cascades and Piney Falls nearby. Hikers tackle the 1.3-mile loop to the gorge overlook. Cummins Falls State Park lies just 15 minutes away for more swims and scrambles. Locals celebrate with the annual Fall Creek Falls Buzzard Watch in February.
RV parks around Spencer fit every camper. Budget hunters pick Breiner's Place at $16 to $17 per night with 30- and 50-amp hookups. Families head to Fall Creek Falls State Park for WiFi and park amenities starting at $34. Long-term stays suit Sunrise Campground at $30 nightly with showers and sewer. Pet owners choose Deer Creek Properties for $225 spots with showers and WiFi, or Campsite on the Caney for $30 to $70 rates with 50-amp and showers.
Spencer stands out as the gateway to Fall Creek Falls State Park. This park boasts a 256-foot waterfall, the highest free-faller east of the Rockies, plus trails like the 2.7-mile Fall Creek Falls loop. Nearby Cummins Falls adds swimming holes and hikes, drawing nature lovers year-round.
Five RV parks serve Spencer: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Breiner's Place, Deer Creek Properties, Sunrise Campground, and Campsite on the Caney. They cluster near State Highway 30 and the Fall Creek Falls entrance. Expect WiFi at three, pet-friendly sites at two, and rates from $16 to $225 nightly.
Yes, Deer Creek Properties and Sunrise Campground welcome pets. Deer Creek offers WiFi and showers at $225 per night. Sunrise provides showers, dump station, and sewer hookups for long-term stays at $30 nightly, all near Fall Creek Falls trails.
