Lotterdale Cove Campground

Cumberland Mountain State Park is an excellent way to experience the great outdoors when you book a travel trailer rental near the Lotterdale Cove Campground. The park sits on the Cumberland Plateau and is the largest timbered plateau in the country. The park’s Bear Trace golf course has been recognized by Golf Magazine , Golf Digest , and Golfweek Magazine . Other recreational activities here include swimming, fishing, mountain biking, and bird watching. Canoes, kayaks, tandem kayaks, pedal boats, fishing boats, and paddleboards are available for rent. Trail maps are available for download. There is a full-service lakefront restaurant in the park. Park events and programs include guided waterfall tours, rock climbing workshops, and animal activities. Explore nature, natural history, and American history at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park when you camp in an RV near Greenback. This park is world-famous for its diversity of plant and animal life as well as its spectacular natural and ecological features, including numerous waterfalls. There are over 1,500 species of flowering plants here. They are in bloom all year round. The week-long Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage features educational programs and guided walks. Autumn drives and hikes focus on fall foliage. Other recreational opportunities in the park include hiking, climbing, biking, fishing and hunting, scenic drives, and nature viewing and photography. Experience the great outdoors in a great way when you visit the Nantahala National Forest with your rental motorhome near the Lotterdale Cove Campground. This forest includes over 600 miles of multi-use trails. Special areas include the Wild and Scenic Chattanooga River, the Mountain Waters Scenic Byway, the Cherohala Skyway, the Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area, and the Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area. Recreational opportunities to enjoy while you're here include three target shooting ranges, hiking, climbing, swimming, fishing and hunting, picnicking, geocaching and letterboxing, winter sports, rock collecting, and picnicking.