Chattanooga North / Cleveland KOA

The Great Outdoors

There are lots of natural wonders to explore when you pick up a campervan rental near Chattanooga, with many state parks and wildlife preserves situated on the shores of the Chickamauga River. One of the best attractions in the area is Lookout Mountain, located along the Georgia state line. This mountain is a popular tourist attraction due to its unique geographical features, including Rock City with its 100-foot waterfall, and Ruby Falls, which features deep caves and a stunning 145-foot underground waterfall. Lookout Mountain can be reached via an incline railroad, which is heralded as being one of the world's steepest passenger train track.If you'd rather experience something close to camp, then consider a trip to Harrison Bay State Park. This park covers over 100 acres of shoreline along the Chickamauga River and is a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts with fishing and boating both favorite activities. There's also a nearby golf course for those feeling competitive, and a 4.5-mile bike loop is ideal for hiking and biking.Another popular park worth visiting when you rent a travel trailer near Chattanooga/Cleveland North KOA is the Enterprise South Nature Park. This park is comprised of over 2,000 acres of dense woodlands, and is the perfect spot for avid hikers and cyclists, with over nine miles of walking trails and ten miles of bike trails. The small lake located within the park is perfect for some nature watching as it attracts deer, turkey, and more, and you can even bring along a picnic to enjoy while you keep a lookout for some of Tennessee's wildlife.

Exploring the City

Both Chattanooga and Cleveland are fairly big cities, and Chattanooga offers some of the best restaurants, shops, and activities in the state. There's plenty for nature lovers to enjoy while camping with an RV at Chattanooga North/Cleveland KOA, including a visit to the Tennessee Aquarium. This aquarium features many species of animals ranging from amphibians to invertebrates to mammals. It also offers unique ways of viewing these creatures such as through hidden reef cams, allowing visitors to see everything from vibrant reef fish to playful otters.Chattanooga also contains the Chattanooga Zoo, which is well worth visiting when you book an RV in Bradley County. This zoo is run by a nonprofit organization with a big emphasis on conservation, with lots of information given out about how to save endangered species. It houses many animals that have been saved from harsh conditions, including red pandas, fennec foxes, and more. Uniquely, you can also book animals encounters which bring you up close and personal with your favorite animals, such as meerkats, sloths, and even Komodo dragons.Chattanooga is full of cultural experiences, from museums to art galleries, and art lovers may want to consider visiting the Hunter Museum of American Art while renting an RV in the area. This beautifully designed art gallery is full of historical and contemporary art from some of America's finest artists, sculptors, and photographers. These artists include Robert Salmon, Robert Vonnoh, and Helen Frankenthaler.