Lazy Llama Campground

Set in a rolling farm field that’s dotted by mature 50-years-old maple trees, Lazy Llama Campground in Tennessee is an idyllic scene that embraces the slower pace of life. Pet the llamas that roam the lush green pastures and feel the troubles melt away.

While in the area, RV camp at Lazy Llama Campground, which has 31 sites spread across a field. Most RV sites are accompanied by trees for shade. The campsites are oversized and capable of accommodating rigs up to 100 feet long and motorhomes with slideouts. All sites come with full hookups, and the WiFi is described as “especially good.” Well-behaved dogs are happily welcomed, though due to the resident llamas, they must be leashed at all times, and they are prohibited from entering the llamas’ enclosures and pastures.

The year-round campground is well-prepared for adverse weather conditions, and all water pipes are wrapped with heat tape to prevent freezing. Provided that a vehicle’s connecting hose is likewise heated, water hookups will be available even in the throes of winter.

In addition to enjoying the farm ambiance, guests are encouraged to join the free fiber-arts classes conducted by the campground’s owner. They also invite guests on wagon tours of the property and the hills beyond.

The closest town is Greeneville, TN, which is a bustling, growing town of around 15,000 residents. It’s best known for its annual county fair, which has been held since 1950. Usually scheduled for late July or early August, the fair changes its events from time to time. However, it does traditionally hold beauty pageants, livestock shows, and family-friendly fun competitions like potato-sack races and talent contests. Greeneville is a hair under 10 miles to the west. Search for an RV in Greene County, and prepare for a memorable RV camping adventure of a lifetime.