Fall Creek Falls State Park

How does a campground combine stunning natural beauty, diverse camping options, and a plethora of nearby adventures? Fall Creek Falls State Park Campground in Spencer, Tennessee, does just that. Encompassing over 29,000 acres on the Cumberland Plateau, the park offers breathtaking landscapes, well-maintained campsites, and activities for every type of camper.

With 222 campsites spread across five distinct areas, the campground accommodates everything from tent campers to RV travelers, including those seeking full hookups. Backcountry camping is available for more adventurous visitors, adding to the variety. Many sites feature shade and natural privacy, with sections offering quiet seclusion ideal for solo travelers or couples. However, if you're camping with families or groups, areas near playgrounds and open fields create a lively atmosphere. Amenities include clean bathhouses, a camp store, picnic tables, fire rings, and electric and water hookups, ensuring comfort throughout your stay.

Situated just 11 miles east of Spencer and accessible from Highways 111 or 30, the campground places you at the center of one of Tennessee’s most celebrated parks. Fall Creek Falls itself, plunging 256 feet, is one of the tallest waterfalls in the eastern United States, surrounded by multiple other cascades like Cane Creek Falls and Piney Falls. Over 56 miles of hiking trails lead you through lush forests, scenic gorges, and alongside streams. For recreation enthusiasts, the park boasts a Canopy Challenge Course, Olympic-sized swimming pool, golf course, and a nature center offering environmental programs. Whether you're planning a weekend retreat or a longer escape, Fall Creek Falls State Park Campground provides an unparalleled blend of adventure and relaxation.