Chilhowee Campground

Great campground and great hosts. There are no shops nearby so just make to carry all the items required for the camping

Nice wooded lots with privacy and quiet. Great hiking also!

Very nice campground with several hiking trails. Our site was spacious and level. Will be back again!

this campground is close to where I live so camp there frequently + are now friends with the camp hosts there. Chilhowee has an amazing trail system--these trails I never get tired of hiking. The campground, trails, + bathroom facilities are all maintained well---keep up the good work !!

Clean campground and restrooms, good spacing between sites, and fantastic hosts.
We stayed in loop A, site 12 (15 amp site). There was plenty of room for our 33’ 5th wheel. Although there is not a dedicated water spigot for each site. We had one close enough the we were able to connect with 50’ of hose and refill our fresh water tank. We stayed the week of 10/25. The campgrounds were quiet and everyone was friendly. Our favorite activity was catching the sunset from one of the lookouts on Oswald road. The drive to the Shell station or Dollar General is 15-20 minutes. The longest segment of the drive to the store is from the campground to hwy 64.
There is a lot to do in the area from hiking the trails to fishing in lake Ocoee. The hike to to Benton Falls is an easy 1.5 mile hike and well worth the trek.
We were initially concerned about traversing the curvy, Oswald rd, leading to the campground. However, the road is well maintained and wide enough that we had no issues at all.
We have identified this campground as one of our favorites. We will definitely return.

Great campground, trails, waterfalls fantastic! Definately wanna come back!

Spacious well-situated sites, clean bathrooms, access to nice hikes.

We had a wonderful time. Great campground!

Hosts were great. Very attentive and available. Camp sites nicely spaced and beautiful for our end of the season trip the last weekend of October. Nice hiking trails right from the campground.
Negatives: inadequate signage and difficult access to the dump station.
From the highway there was little warning of the entrance to the park. We had to drive by it and turn around because RV's don't slow down quickly. Second, the nice signs at the entrance to the park say turn right to the Benton Falls trailhead but no mention of the campground. No sign in the other (straight) direction. Reasoning that surely if turning right would take us to the campground the sign would say that so instead we went straight. We found ourselves heading up a dirt round too narrow to turn around on when we, fortunately, flagged down some people in trucks servicing communications equipment who told us we were in the wrong direction. We had to back up on a narrow uneven road with steep drop off on one side for probably 1/2 mile with the travel trailer to get back to the entrance sign then head towards the trailhead which evidently also happened to include the campgrounds. Had we arrived after dark or near darkness this could have ended very badly. Re dump station, we stayed in loop B with a travel trailer, ours is 23'. We learned from the hosts that we need to drive out of the park and circle around the entrance to the sign then go back into the campground to go directly to the dump station located in a different section of the camp. Otherwise, coming out of loop B one is faced with a hair pin turn to get to the dump station . It would help to have some warning about this in the handout provided and on the web site. If it was on the web site I missed it. Lastly, the restrooms for Loop B need an upgrade. Though pretty clean there is a lot old rust and the shower has a single on off timer button with no control of water temperature. We opted for the shower in our trailer.

This campsite is perfect, you can experience the fun of camping, and the facilities are very convenient. Quiet and clean, the waterfall is beautiful. The host is very patient and kind. recommend!