Jacobs Creek Campground (TN)

The camp hosts were helpful and kept the bathrooms very clean. I was impressed with how good the campground was and had a nice stay.

The campground was very nice and very quiet. With it being set on the lake it makes for a peaceful place to stay. I will be staying there again on any future trips to that area.

Wonderful experience. The Camp Host went above and beyond to make sure we had a wonderful time while at Jacob's Creek. Would recommend to any person or family looking to get away.

We keeped getting jumped onto for being loud but yet at 330 in the morning Saturday morning peoe where drunk and being loud playing loud music. then dogs barked all night. It's not fair to the good ones like me and my family but the bad ones get by with everything. We always rent in section c but I'm not coming back until they can start being rough on everyone after a certain time. The beach area isn't handicapped assessable at all. They need to dig a part of it out for people to get into water without falling.

Nice campground; full on the weekend, but still quiet and friendly. Site #9 is spacious and has a level tent pad, although the site itself slopes downhill. Swimming area is clean and pleasant. Convenient base for day hikes on Appalachian Trail (trailhead is about 6 miles from campground at Low Gap on Rt. 421).

I reserved the site that was open to the lakeside. I loved it. The tent was behind a large tree for privacy but the site, otherwise, could be seen from the lake. Not that the lake is on top of the campsites. Other sites had more forestry around them and you could see through to the lake. The bathrooms were kept clean. The hosts were welcoming and kept the grounds well manicured. There was but one tree by the lake for shade; otherwise you bring your own shade or sit in the sun. There was swimming, boating and fishing on the lake. A lovely campground I would recommend.

The host was amazing! And the bathrooms was clean! The only issue was the noise rule, where you had to be quite by 10 pm. I think that's a bit odd and ridiculous when back in the day you could be loud as long as you wanted because your outdoors. Now I could see there being a rule by like 11:30 or 12. But 10 is just insane. Sadly we won't be back due to this, unless the rule is changed a bit, its just suppose to be relaxing and you can't relax knowing the noise rule and you kids having to be quite at a certain time.

Only bad review is sick disgusting guys wiping their butts on the shower curtain in the men's bathroom. The workers did clean it but still, this ruins alot of things for good people who follow the rules

Nice, small campground with good access to the lake and to nearby trails, including the Appalachian Trail.

Weather was tremendous, restrooms kept clean & stocked.