Experience Nature at Flat Fork Group Campground

6 reviews

Flat Fork Group Campground Introduce

Flat Fork Group Campground offers a serene retreat nestled in the heart of Wartburg, Tennessee, perfect for those seeking an affordable and nature-immersed camping experience. Located in a lush, wooded area, this campground provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying a variety of outdoor activities. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, Flat Fork Group Campground is designed to cater to group camping needs, offering a mix of convenience and privacy amidst the scenic beauty of Tennessee.

The campground features multiple sites, each equipped with essential amenities such as picnic tables and fire rings, ideal for cooking meals under the stars. The heavily wooded terrain provides ample shade and privacy, while the nearby creek bed offers a spot for playful exploration, especially for children. A large playground near the entrance adds to the family-friendly vibe of the campground.

One of the standout features of Flat Fork Group Campground is its affordability compared to other group camping options. Despite being budget-friendly, the campground does not compromise on key aspects that enhance your stay. However, it's important to note that there are no restrooms or potable water sources at the campsites. A port-a-potty is available near site 1, and visitors may need to drive to the main restroom area.

Flat Fork Group Campground also lacks grills and lantern hooks, so campers should come prepared with their own cooking equipment. The parking situation requires some attention, as only one car can park per site, with additional vehicles needing to be parked in a designated lot near site 1. While the sites at the end of the campground were chosen for privacy, they do see a fair amount of traffic from other campers and trail users.

Despite these considerations, many visitors find Flat Fork Group Campground to be a worthwhile destination. The proximity to local attractions like Brushy Mountain Penitentiary adds an extra layer of interest for history buffs. Visitors have praised the campground's peaceful setting and the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities without breaking the bank.

Customer feedback highlights both the pros and cons of staying at Flat Fork Group Campground. Many appreciate the convenience of being close to parking areas and the abundance of trees, which provide excellent spots for setting up tents or tarps. The playground and nearby creek bed are particularly appealing to families with children. However, some guests note that the lack of facilities like restrooms and grills can be a downside, requiring additional planning and preparation.

Overall, Flat Fork Group Campground is an ideal choice for those seeking an affordable and nature-oriented camping experience in Wartburg, TN. With its scenic surroundings and proximity to local attractions, it's a great base for exploring the area while enjoying the great outdoors.

Location

Tennessee Morgan County Wartburg

Customer Reviews

4.0

6 reviews

McFadden Hall

Sep 11, 2022

Site 6 is right next to the parking area, so super convenient. There are tons of trees in this area, so lots of places to string up a tarp, which we needed because it rained almost the entire time we were there. Only down side of being close to the parking area was that when people would return late at night we'd hear their doors slamming. I might try site 1-3 next time to get more distance from the road, but can't wait to go back.

Jennifer Reynolds

Sep 23, 2019

We stayed in the Flat Fork Group Camp sites 7 & 8 in mid September. Our sites each had one wooden picnic table and one fire ring. They were heavily wooded and relatively flat. There were no designated tent pads, but we were able to find places for tents and hammocks fairly easily. PROS: The kids liked playing in the nearby creek bed (although it would have been nicer if there was water). There was a large playground near the entrance to the group camp. This campground was cheaper than most group camps as well. CONS: There were no restrooms. There was one port-a-potty near site 1 (at the other end of the campground). We drove to the restroom by the picnic shelter a few times. There were not grills, lantern hooks, or potable water in the campsites either. There was room for one car to park near each site - but the other vehicles had to park in a lot near site 1. We figured that we'd have a lot of privacy by choosing the two sites at the end, but there were a surprising amount of cars that came down the road and turned around at the Panther Branch trail head. Although this is not in Frozen Head, it is worth mentioning: We had a delicious lunch and an interesting tour of Brushy Mountain Penitentiary (only a few minutes from the park). It is definitely worth checking out!

Kent Burton

Jan 26, 2020

Stated here two nights with our Scout Troop. Beautiful place. Would love be to call come camp again.

David Price

Jul 10, 2020

Great place to take your family or go at it alone awesome trails great rangers and the campsites are great too bathrooms are clean

Michael Ray

Apr 25, 2021

Matt

Apr 23, 2025