RV rental Campbell Cove Lake, TN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Originally constructed as a fishing lake, Campbell Cove Lake has slowly gained a reputation for being a must-fish lake in eastern Tennessee. The lake is home to a wide range of fish species, all with their own unique sporting characteristics. The lake is best known for its bass fish, rock, and largemouth, with many reaching trophy size. There is also an abundant number of bullhead, sunfish, warmouth, bluegill, and common carp here. Whether Campbell Cover Lake campers are fishing from the shoreline or from a boat out on the water, with such a fertile and varied fishery, they will rarely be unsuccessful here. Although Campbell Cove Lake only covers an area just under one hundred acres, there is no better way to spend your time here than on a boat. The lake is home to one public boat ramp that is open all year round, and this makes accessing the water breeze. Those motorhome camping at Campbell Cove Lake without their own boats should head to the ‘Mountain View Marnia’ just over the border in North Carolina. Here campers can rent an array of water-going going vessels to enjoy out on the lake. Why not hire a paddleboard or kayak, this will be perfect for exploring the calm waters of Campbell Cove Lake. Campbell Cove Lake’s location within the Cherokee National Forest allows campers to immerse themselves within the idyllic natural world of eastern Tennesee. The forest offers the chance to leave the lakeside recreation behind, lace up those hiking boots, and set off along one of the many forest trails. The vast amount of hiking trails vary in both length and difficulty. This means that both the novice and the experienced hiker can find a route that is right for them. The little frog mountain wilderness area to the west of Campbell Cove Lake also offers a range of trials.