#1 Most Unique Campground of 2025 Located in Tennessee
When it comes to spending time outdoors, few activities are more fun than camping, but where you camp can make or break your outdoor experience.
What Sets Apart the Best Campgrounds in North America?
So what makes a good campground? While the answer to that question may vary from person to person, there are some things that make a campground really stand out. According to CampSpot, a combination of "stunning landscapes, high guest satisfaction, and unique experiences," are what truly set apart the best campgrounds.
One Special Spot in Tennessee Is The Most Unique in All of North America
The team at Campspot has put together their list of Top-Ranked Award Winning Campgrounds in North America, and one special spot in Tennessee has landed on the list as the most unique!
Tents, RVs and So Much More
Offering everything from tent camping to full RV hookups, True West Campground Stables and Mercantile located in Jamestown, Tennessee has been named the #1 Most Unique Campground in North America.
True West Campground Offers Teepees and Covered Wagon Stays
Not only can you stay in your own tent or RV, but they also have unique stays in teepees and covered wagons for guests who are feeling a little more adventurous.
Something For Everyone
True West Campground Stables and Mercantile also offers stables, event space, and a gift shop, as well as plenty of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.
With close access to Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area, they offer some of the best recreational activities and scenic views for their campers. Including hundreds of miles of horse trails for you to enjoy—kick up your heels and enjoy a good canter, fast gait, or leisurely pace—you'll want to experience them all!
The #1 Most Unique Campground in North America
The unique experience offered at True West Campground Stables and Mercantile will make visitors feel like they are part of an old west frontier town. Find out more by visiting Campspot.com.
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