Fall Creek Falls State Park

There are 4 different areas. We chose D because it was a bit away from it all.
Huge amount of space between sites And on our side complete woods in back of site
Picnic table and small grill you can add your own charcoal
There are only a few paved sites in this are and 2 are handicapped
The rest of the sites are rough and uneven. Sites need leveled and fresh gravel put down. It took us 3 times to try to level our Leisure Unity. I would give the site a 3 rating.
Note on map there is a main road on one side of sites. It’s busy and noisy, much less sound on our side.
Showers a minute away. Some of the largest we have ever used. A hanging rack for your towel and a seated are to place your personal belongings.
Found our trash out of can on ground so think we had a visit from Boo Boo bear.
Easy walk to visitor center and store.
If you are in good shape definitely walk to the Falls. Worth it. Good signage, we took the bike path when we got close. You can also drive to them.
There are always vehicles picking up trash, etc. You have your Own trash can, no dumpster drop off.
Free internet.
Impressed with this TN state park.

This is a great state park with lots to do. Overdeveloped for some. Be aware that not all campground sites are even close to comparable. Our site was great for a small trailer with lots of room. Others very unlevel and too close together. Best laid out was E loop. A and most of B were ok. C not so good and D was also not so good. All my opinion.
We are heading back in 6 weeks for fall colors, but we were able to check out our new site B 70 in person. Oh and they offer Free WiFi now that works well.

The last time I was here was 35 years ago, camping with my parents in a Jayco pop-up trailer. The campground loops are not quite as I remember, but they are very nice. Loop C seems to be lagging behind some of the others, as the bathroom/shower house has yet to be updated. The RV/camper sites are great, with adequate power & water hookups, but do not assume that they are all as spacious as you may be accustomed to. If you have a camper that is more than 25 feet long, perhaps you should try to reserve a site in one of the other loops. The sewer dump station is conveniently located half a mile from the campground loops. It is less than a 2 mile hike from Loop C to the Fall Creek Falls overlook, or a 2 mile drive then short walk. Unfortunately some trails were closed while we were there, as was the pool at the “Village.” The is a small general store there, which has a small selection of groceries, as well as some basic camp supplies.

Very pretty from the second you drive into the park, with beautiful trails to waterfalls, nice campground with very clean bathrooms/showers. Some of the camping sites are a little close together in A but B, where I camped were separated nicely and my back yard is forest...very pretty. Exceptionally nice park staff.. My site had 30 and 50 amp electric with sewer hookup. Some of the park buildings are new with others being remodels are in the process of new construction. Very few air TV channels but that’s to be expected because this is way out in the country. Verizon cell service 3 bars at my site. I will be back.

We loved our stay here. We camped Thursday and Friday. Thursday was quiet; Friday not so much. The trails and falls are away from camp areas. They have been revamping each site so some are better than some others. I definitely suggest bigger rigs to use only pull thrus the road around is narrow and curved. Lots of trees. At our site, we ended at the far side from the bathhouse which was a tad far. Several of the sites were not level; our’s included. The Bathhouse A was clean and very nice. We loved it here

Side note: have more pictures on Insta/youtube

I was a little concerned after reading reviews about the campground but our spot was fantastic. We must have found one of the few level spots. It was a large lot perfect for our dogs. Grounds were well kept and the park was gorgeous. We did lose power one day but it was back on in a few hours. I would recommend always using a power surge protector.

The State park was breath taking! If you have instagram follow me there to see my pictures! Its the same as my user on here! Only reason I give it a 4 out of 5 instead of 5 out of 5 is because of my site and the Bathhouse. My site wasn't level and gravel was kind of all over the site due to heavy rain. The Bathhouse was sometimes messy pending on the time of the day, but I did notice that it looked like they cleaned it up later in the day and at other times. I give the overall experience and park a 5 out of 5! The staff was super friendly and the park is phenomenal. As a landscape photographer I had several different landscapes to shoot all in one day. I saw two waterfalls, crossed a suspended bridge, saw several Mountain Views and even brought my kayak to do some kayaking. When I was looking for a place to camp I wanted to find a epic place to hike and kayak. This was defiantly the place! I have AT&T had two bars and LTE the whole time and was able to stay in touch with my family! I would and will defiantly go back one day! My ratings are honest but the noise level you cant really help because of the summer time and kids going crazy around me and how clean can you keep an old bath house? Overall I give the Park itself and the friendly staff a 5 out of 5! If you go with your family it's a trip you will never forget!

The park itself is large and I believe there are 5 camping loops. We stayed in loop A. Most sites are not very level and some of them are very close to each other. We were there in the beginning of March and were amazed at the amount of people there. Did not look at the restrooms/bathhouse so I can not say how they were. The drive into the park is great but once in the park it is pretty hilly. We would stay here again.

Last weekend in August 2018. Great park, been going here since the 60's. My family (different branches) owned the park until the 1930's, my father was the last one born in the park and their house stood where Bath House C stands today. If you go under the swinging bridge behind the nature center you will see a plaque about my Great, Great Grandfathers Mill.

This is the first time I have ever camped there and it will not be my last. Sites are of varying sizes, so pick well. Park was quite packed and my only less than perfect score was do to sound. You could hear kids in the creek well behind us until way in the night.

Lots of GREAT hiking in the area!