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Long Hunter State Park Campground

Tennessee State Parks campground in Long Hunter State Park, Tennessee.

See booking sitenightly fee (rates are on the official booking site)
—site count not in our sources
Reservablebooking
Not statedseason (agency text)
No RV datamax RV/trailer length
0named USFS/NPS trails within 5 mi
0.0 mibike trails within 5 mi

How it compares

Amenities & rules

The agency hasn't published an amenity list for this campground.Pets allowedTents

Trails within 5 miles

No named Forest Service or National Park Service trails are mapped within 5 miles. Trails on state, county or Corps of Engineers land aren't in these datasets.

Mountain biking nearby

No bike-legal trails are mapped within 5 miles in OpenStreetMap or Forest Service data.

Ratings come only from OpenStreetMap mtb:scale / IMBA tags. Untagged trails show as "Unrated", and we never guess. Check conditions and maps on Trailforks or MTB Project.

Nearest campgrounds

CampgroundMilesStateFee/nightSitesHookupsMax RVPetsBookingTrails ≤5 mi
Seven Points
J Percy Priest Lake
0.2TN—58 E 50A W 100 ftyes Reserve0
Anderson Road Campground
J Percy Priest Lake
2.5TN$1036 E 50A 100 ftyes Reserve0
Smith Springs
J Percy Priest Lake
3.2TN—— — —— Reserve0
Poole Knobs
J Percy Priest Lake
6.7TN$1078 E 50A W 40 ftyes Reserve0
Shutes Branch
Old Hickory Lake
7.9TN—— — —— Reserve0
KOA Nashville
KOA
10.2TN—— — —— ?0

Hookups: E = electric (max amps), W = water, S = sewer. "—" means the agency doesn't publish it. Trail counts are named USFS/NPS trails within 5 miles. 🟢 = kid-friendly (green-rated) bike trail nearby.

About this state park campground

Tennessee State Parks doesn't publish a nightly rate table, so check prices on the official booking site. Park list: Tennessee State Parks camping page. Park listed in the Tennessee State Parks camping brochure (last published December 2020). The brochure lists facilities but no nightly rates. Retrieved Oct 18, 2026. Location: OSM camp site node/8872834030. Amenity details come from OpenStreetMap where it maps them. We are not affiliated with Tennessee State Parks.