Pet-friendly campgrounds near Mc Donald, Tennessee, United States

4.6 (273 reviews)

Fishing Creek Campground is situated at 1598 E. Highway 1248 near Somerset, Kentucky, and is part of scenic Lake Cumberland. The campground offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and hunting. Visitors can explore the area through a virtual tou...

• RV sites: 26
• Tent sites: 20

• Pet friendly
• Showers
• Dump station on site
• Playground

4.2 (157 reviews)

Waitsboro Campground, located at 500 Waitsboro Road, is nestled along the scenic Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky. It offers a picturesque setting for visitors. For more information, a virtual tour of Lake Cumberland is available.

• RV sites: 16
• Tent sites: 6

• Pet friendly
• Showers
• Dump station on site

5.0 (5 reviews)

• RV sites: 58
• Tent sites: 14

• RV sites: 67

4.4 (409 reviews)

Chilhowee Campground, located in the Chilhowee Recreation Area, provides various camping options for RVs and tents, some with electric hookups. The day-use area features McKamy Lake, a sandy swim beach, picnic areas, and a bathhouse. Visitors shou...

• RV sites: 48
• Tent sites: 59

• Potable Water
• Beach Access
• Pet friendly
• Lake Access

5.0 (1 review)

• RV sites: 43

4.5 (310 reviews)

Parksville Lake RV Campground features well-shaded, spacious campsites suitable for larger RVs. Some sites allow for two RVs to camp near each other, while others are situated along a small stream. The campground is conveniently located near Parks...

• RV sites: 16
• Tent sites: 16

• Potable Water
• Pet friendly
• Dump station on site

• RV sites: 27

4.5 (296 reviews)

Tipsaw Lake Recreation Area, situated in Hoosier National Forest, Indiana, features a variety of outdoor activities including camping, boating, swimming, and hiking. The area provides picnic spots and educational programs, showcasing the scenic be...

• RV sites: 42
• Tent sites: 34

• Showers

• RV sites: 14

4.6 (727 reviews)

Piney Grove Campground is located on Bay Springs Lake in northeastern Mississippi along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. It offers a perfect setting for families and groups of friends. The campground is well-suited for various water recreation ac...

• RV sites: 137
• Tent sites: 137

• Dump station on site
• Playground

• RV sites: 47

4.5 (454 reviews)

The Corinth Recreation Area is a modern campground situated on Lewis Smith Lake in Winston County, featuring 52 campsites with hookups and various amenities for camping, swimming, and picnicking. It offers a designated swimming beach, picnic areas...

• RV sites: 50
• Tent sites: 58

• Potable Water
• Beach Access
• Showers
• Dump station on site

• RV sites: 128

4.2 (196 reviews)

Thunder Rock Campground, located 1.8 mi from the Ocoee Whitewater Center, offers 37 non-electric campsites for popups and RVs under 20 ft, with only one electric site available. It features a group campsite and is a favored spot for whitewater and...

• RV sites: 34
• Tent sites: 38

• Potable Water
• Pet friendly
• River Access

4.6 (297 reviews)

The Indian-Celina Lake Recreation Area is a serene escape located in the Hoosier National Forest. It features Celina and Indian Lakes, providing opportunities for camping, boating, fishing, and hiking. Visitors can also explore a historic site wit...

• RV sites: 59
• Tent sites: 59

• Showers

• RV sites: 3

4.6 (539 reviews)

Holly Bay, situated two miles north of the Laurel River Dam on the west side of Laurel River Lake, offers a scenic campground near the water. It is popular for activities such as power boating, canoeing, and fishing. The surrounding forest is name...

• RV sites: 65
• Tent sites: 65

• Potable Water
• Showers
• Marina
• Dump station on site

4.2 (1008 reviews)

Clear Creek Recreation Area in Alabama, located in Bankhead National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities, offering access to Lewis Smith Lake for boating, fishing, and swimming. The campground features 102 RV sites with modern ...

• RV sites: 96
• Tent sites: 98

• Beach Access
• Pet friendly
• Lake Access
• Showers

• RV sites: 111