Mountain Glen RV Park and Campground

The Great Outdoors

Fall Creek Falls State Park is spectacularly beautiful, and it is near where you will be RV camping at the Mountain Glen RV Park and Campground. The eponymous Fall Creek Falls is the highest in the park, but you can also enjoy Piney Falls, Cane Creek Falls, and Cane Creek Cascades. The park also features an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a Canopy Challenge Course, an 18-hole golf course with a pro shop and rental clubs and carts, four playgrounds, and a nature center with environmental education programs, planned activities, and live music and other entertainment. Other outdoor recreational opportunities include hiking, bird watching, rock climbing, biking, and fishing. Paddleboats, canoes, kayaks, jon boats, and mountain bikes are available for rent. There is a camp store with groceries, snack bars, and gift and souvenir shops.You can also explore the great outdoors at the Laurel Snow State Natural Area with your Pikeville camper rental. This 2,259-acre Natural and Scientific state-designated area features Laurel Falls, Snow Falls, Buzzard Point, and the Bryan Overlook as well as a diversity of geologic features and native plants. It is part of the Cumberland State Trail Scenic Trail and was the first designated National Recreation Trail in the state. Recreational activities here include hiking, fishing, and nature viewing and photography.The Soak Creek State Scenic River is also easily accessible with your rental motorhome near Mountain Glen RV Park and Campground. Soak Creek flows near the Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park, the Piney Falls State Natural Area, and the Stinging Falls State Natural Area. The river provides a Class III descent for whitewater paddlers when the flows are high after rainfalls. Other recreational activities here include hiking, fishing, and nature viewing and photography.

Exploring the Area

You’ll be ideally situated to explore some of the best of Tennessee when you camp in an RV near Pikeville, and Chattanooga should be high on that list. Some of the highlights here include Ruby Falls, Rock City Gardens, the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, the Chattanooga Zoo, and the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. The city offers a free electric trolley and a bike-share program to help you get around town. There’s always something to see and do here, and some things that you may want to plan your visit around include the Tennessee Whiskey Festival, Culture Fest, the Riverbend Festival, Wine over Water, and the Chattanooga Film Festival. Be sure to visit the Chattanooga Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Southeast Tennessee Tourism Association for the latest on local news, happenings, and visitor information.Knoxville is another destination well worth exploring with your RV rental near the Mountain Glen RV Park and Campground. The city sits on the Tennessee River so you can enjoy water activities as well as riverfront scenery. The Market Square district features contemporary retail and restaurants housed in 19th-century buildings. Other things to see and do here include the Sunsphere at the World’s Fair Park, the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Ijams Nature Center, Zoo Knoxville, and the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum. Special events that take place in and around the area every year include the Children’s Festival of Reading, the Tennessee Valley Fair, Beats & Eats, and Mardi Growl. Check out Visit Knoxville and Tennessee Vacation for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and travel guides.The RV campgrounds have a camp store with ice cream and drinks. You’ll also be able to find plenty of restaurants in town, including home cooking, authentic barbecue, burgers, pizza, ethnic eateries, and familiar fast-casual chains. When it’s time to fill up your rental motorhome's fuel tank, there are numerous truck stops, convenience stores, and service stations with both gasoline and diesel fuel.