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Originally founded as a coal mining town, the community of Helenwood has continued into the modern age. Helenwood is located just south of the Tennessee-Kentucky border, allowing adventurers the ability to explore two Appalachian states. Today, visitors to the area will find themselves right in the middle of some of Tennessee’s most breathtaking natural wonders and areas.

Even though you may feel as though you are in the middle of the wilderness when you book an RV rental in Helenwood, you will be pleased to find that there is a public transportation network. You can hop aboard an ETHRA bus, and it will take you to the local highlights and community spots.

When you book an RV in Scott County, you will be able to explore northeastern Tennessee and southern Kentucky. With all of these wonderful outdoor recreation options at your disposal, you are sure to find some truly unforgettable natural gems as you journey through The Volunteer State.

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The Great Outdoors

Just west of town is the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area in Oneida, Tennessee. Here you can explore the beauty of the Cumberland Plateau and all that it has to offer. With 125,000 acres of protected land, you can journey along the shores of the multiple rivers that cut through the forest, enjoy hiking the challenging elevation changes, or go wildlife viewing for some truly unique creatures that call the plateau home. If you’re feeling especially adventurous, you can climb along the many cliffs that jut out across the landscape.

If you're looking for a little day trip, you can head south to the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area in Crab Orchard, Tennessee. This is an exceptionally wonderful destination for hunters to track deer, turkey, boar, and quail, among many others. There are also plenty of areas open for fishing where you can test your luck in the Tennessean waterways. Those looking for a little bit of adventure can get the adrenaline pumping with some white water rafting where you will be treated to some unique views of Tennessee’s valleys and canyons.

Just over the border into Kentucky is the Daniel Boone National Forest in London, Kentucky. Covering 2.1 million acres of land, the forest is home to some of Kentucky’s most beautiful natural localities. You can enjoy unique rock formations, such as arches and gorges, learn about the early indigenous peoples by visiting the historic sites, and go looking for the many waterfalls that are hidden among the forest. With more than 600 miles of trail, there is plenty of exploring awaiting backpackers and day-trippers alike.

RV Parks

When you rent an RV in Helenwood, it should be simple to find a campground or RV site, as there are several camping options around Helenwood where you can get some much-needed rest and recuperation.

Just southeast of town is the Trails End Campground. At Trails End, guests will have access to full hookup sites, restroom and shower facilities, and an on-site camp store. Guests will also have access to their very own fire pits.

Southeast of town on the shores of New River is the Brimstone Campground. At Brimstone, guests will have access to full hookup sites, restroom and shower facilities, and fishing sites. Guests can also make use of the on-site ATV trails.

Explore the City

When you rent an RV in Helenwood, there are several places around the town and Scott County that are worth exploring while you're here.

If you want to learn more about the history of the local area, you can spend some time at the Museum of Scott County. You can learn all about the area’s involvement in various wars, the early history of the settlers to the area, and also about the region's artistic culture. The museum is also considered to be one of the best family attractions in the state of Tennessee.

If you want a little more of a taste of the local history, you can spend part of the day at Historic Rugby. This Victorian village just a short drive southwest of Helenwood is a truly unique example of some of Tennessee’s history. You can wander around the historic buildings or attend a special event.

After days of exploring, you might want to enjoy a quiet afternoon at one of the many local wineries. You can take a tour, enjoy a tasting, and learn what it is about the Appalachian Mountains that aids in the wine-making process.

At the end of the day, be sure to sit down to some Southern-style cooking. Whether you’re looking for roast ham, biscuits and gravy, or some local fried fish, you are sure to find exactly the Southern comfort food you are looking for when you rent an RV in Tennessee.

When you find yourself needing to restock and refuel your RV rental in Helenwood, you’ll be happy to know that there are several options around town. There are also plenty of options along Route 297, the main road that runs through town.

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