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Burgess Falls State Park is a day-use park located northeast of the center of Tennessee. This state park is one of many in the region, and when you book an RV in Putnam County, you’ll be able to explore this park and more. The park is located along Falling Water River, which is known for its numerous waterfalls and gorges. Burgess Falls State Park is built on land that was once used as hunting grounds until the late 19th century, in an area originally populated by Cherokee, Creek, and Chickasaw tribes.

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Getting Outdoors

There are many activities at Burgess Falls State Park for families and individuals to enjoy. One of the most popular is hiking, and guests seeking challenging hikes will be rewarded after climbing the many miles of trails leading to various waterfalls. There are four waterfalls located within park boundaries, cascading down over 250 feet in elevation. The last waterfall in the sequence is the largest, dropping over 130 feet into a deep gorge.

Camping at Burgess Falls State Park

Unfortunately, there are no state park RV campgrounds located within Burgess Falls State Park, but campers with a rental RV can head south to Big Puckett’s Campground and RV Park to stay one night or many. This large RV campground has many different sites to choose from and depending on what you are looking for, there is everything from primitive RV sites to full hookup sites that allow 100 foot RVs. Many types of sites between these extremes are also available, depending on guest count and season.

Exploring the Area

Cookeville, which is northeast of Burgess Falls State Park, is home to the Tennessee Tech University campus. Although this is a small university, it still helps bring more diverse restaurants to town, so expect to find plenty of unique and fun places to eat. Cookeville is also home to a few museums worth exploring, including the Cookeville History Museum, the Cookeville Children’s Museum, and the Cookeville Depot Museum. All of these museums are near one another, so parking your RV and walking around this part of town is a great way to see them all.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Burgess Falls State Park

Brandi S.

February, 2025

Great RV, lots of storage space!
Rich M.

January, 2025

Outstanding experience! Kyle was very responsive with questions during our trip and made the process very smooth and easy! We highly recommend this one!
Charlene J.

December, 2024


Thank you for the quick responses and delivery/pick up! Appreciate you

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