Tennessee Ridge pulls RV travelers into dense pine forests and wild turkey hunts. Stewart State Forest delivers the town's lone group camping site in our directory. Base your rig here to stalk trails by day, stargaze by night.
Tennessee Ridge anchors Stewart County's wild side with Stewart State Forest's 10 miles of rugged trails. Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge buzzes five miles north, where whooping cranes nest and deer roam. Kentucky Lake gleams 20 miles east, stocked with bass for eager anglers. Locals gather for annual forest festivals come fall.
Stewart State Forest suits group campers perfectly with its primitive sites amid oaks and hickories. Families or clubs park close together, fire up grills after hikes. Use the forest as launchpad for refuge birding or lake boating; quiet nights reward with owl calls.
More RV destinations in Tennessee
Tennessee Ridge stands out for Stewart State Forest's hunting and hiking grounds. The area hosts wild turkey seasons that draw marksmen statewide. Nearby Cross Creeks Refuge adds rare bird sightings to the mix, blending peace with adventure in Stewart County.
Stewart State Forest provides the RV park nearest Tennessee Ridge. Group sites nestle deep in county woods off Highway 120. Primitive setups fit tents alongside small rigs, steps from trails and streams.
Yes, Stewart State Forest welcomes leashes pets at its group sites. Dogs join hikes on forest trails, but owners must control them near wildlife zones. Follow refuge rules at Cross Creeks to protect nesting birds.