Fall Creek Falls Family Campground B, located in the scenic town of Pikeville, TN, offers a delightful camping experience for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled in a serene environment with plenty of shade from towering trees, this campground provides all the essential amenities needed for a comfortable stay. Most sites come equipped with water and electricity hookups, making it ideal for both tent and RV campers. The clean and well-maintained restrooms ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors.
This family-friendly campground accommodates up to six people per site, making it perfect for group outings or family vacations. While reservations are recommended, especially during holidays, the reasonable pricing and spacious, unique sites make it a popular choice for campers. Some sites are more spacious, while others may require good backing-up skills and leveling blocks due to uneven terrain. Despite occasional muddy conditions during rainy seasons, the campground remains a peaceful retreat with a quiet atmosphere.
One of the highlights of staying at Fall Creek Falls Family Campground B is its proximity to the famous Fall Creek Falls waterfall. Hiking to the waterfall is a must-do activity, though visitors should be prepared for uneven and rocky terrain. Additionally, the surrounding grassy areas are perfect for exploration, though campers should be cautious of ticks during warmer months. Whether you're hiking, relaxing at your campsite, or enjoying the natural beauty of the area, this campground promises a memorable experience.
Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about the campground's clean facilities, shaded sites, and family-friendly environment. Many appreciate the reasonable pricing and the convenience of water and electricity hookups. While some note the need for leveling blocks on uneven sites, the overall experience is highly praised. Families particularly enjoy the proximity to Fall Creek Falls waterfall and the peaceful ambiance of the campground. Despite occasional muddy conditions during rainy seasons, campers leave with fond memories and plans to return.
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
This campground is really nice. A lot of shade from trees and all amenities needed for a family camping is available there. Water and electricity in most campgrounds. The restroom is really clean and maimaintained regularly. Price is reasonable. 6 persons can stay in each campground. Child and family friendly. Researvation needed. Book some days before a holiday. We had a grat time there. Hopefully we will go again.
Each site is unique in its own way. Some are very spacious while others are kind of close. Make sure you have good backing up skills for some spots & good leveling blocks, etc. Some sites aren't very level at all. You have electricity & water hookups. When we stayed, it rained a lot (we were there in May 2022). There's not a lot of grass, so it was pretty muddy. Our dogs weren't really able to be outside with us because of that. We hiked to the famous Fall Creek Falls waterfall, which was beautiful. There's lots of rock & it can be very uneven at times getting there. We also hiked a grassy area another day & got blasted with ticks, so be careful of that. It was fairly quiet overall, but it is a tight squeeze to get in there, so be careful if you have a big rig.
Campgrounds at Fall Creek Falls are spacious, clean and well maintained. There are (222) sites and they’re adding a new campground. The entire area is beautiful, lots of trees, shrubs, flowers and great views of the park. 🏕️ “Camping rules. Stare at the fire. Listen to the birds. Jump in the lake. Read. Take a nap. Relax. Watch the sunset. Cook over the fire. Breathe the fresh air." - Unknown
Nice campground. Clean restrooms. Good hiking to all the waterfalls and overlooks. We parked at the nature center and started our hike there, out and back. The next day, we drove to Piney Falls. Nice overlook there that gives you the best view of this waterfall.
Firstly, the campground is neat and tidey, and nestled in a really cozy corner of the state park. The sites are well maintained, and the host is friendly and non-invasive. However, I have some complaints. We reserved sites B61-B63, which supposedly could accommodate large travel trailers. But when we arrived it was an extremely tight and small loop and quite nerve racking to navigate a 30 foot trailer. It was rough getting in and out. Also, it was difficult to find a dump station. We found one, but discovered it was "gray water only". Found another, but it was closed/under construction. Found a third one, but it was extremely far from the curb and on top of a ridge which made it impossible for our hoses to descend and drain. Needless to say we couldn't dump anywhere in the park and it was incredibly frustrating.
Amazing Campground! Plenty of hiking trails, I'm glad I had my bike with me! Next time I'll have to take a kayak or a raft of some sort! Wifi was horrible. Overall an amazing experience!