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Rock Island State Park is an 883-acre park home to rugged scenery and a beautiful 30-foot waterfall aptly named Great Falls. Nestled at the confluence of the Caney Fork, Collins, and Rocky Rivers, this park is full of natural rocky trails, wetlands, sandy beaches, and a variety of activities, making it possible for any family to find a good time at Rock Island.

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Getting Outdoors

Whitewater kayaking is a particularly popular attraction at Rock Island State Park thanks to the rocky terrain and stunning waterfalls. There are multiple boat launches where experienced kayakers can launch out into the swift rapids. Boat rentals aren't available at the park, so you'll need to bring your own watercraft or rent a boat elsewhere.
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Camping at Rock Island State Park

The park offers two somewhat open campgrounds with woodlands surrounding the area. The main campground at Rock Island State Park has a total of 50 sites, 20 of which are available year-round for guests camping in an RV or tent. Also offered year-round are two accessible sites and restroom facilities for campers with disabilities. Each campsite comes with a fire ring, charcoal grill, and lantern hangers. Both electrical and water hookups are available for RV campers, and leashed pets are welcome. The other campground is designated for tent campers only.
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Exploring the Area

Burgess Falls State Park sits only a half-hour from Rock Island State Park, and if you enjoyed Rock Island, you'll want to explore Burgess Falls, too. Many visitors choose to camp in their motorhome or tent to fully experience this breathtaking area, home to a mile-long trail with four gorgeous waterfalls that cascade up to 130 feet.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Bluff Trail, TNRock Island State Park, TN
  • Eagle Trail, TNRock Island State Park, TN
  • Downstream Trail to Blue Hole, TNRock Island State Park, TN
  • Collins River Nature Trail, TNRock Island State Park, TN
  • Rock Island Loop Trail, TNRock Island State Park, TN
  • Prater Place Trail, TNFall Creek Falls State Park, TN
  • Upper and Lower Lake Trail Loop, TNSmithville, TN
  • Lost Creek Falls Trail, TNFall Creek Falls State Park, TN
  • Burgess Falls Trail , TNBurgess Falls State Park, TN
  • Window Cliffs, TNBurgess Falls State Park, TN

Recent RV rental reviews in Rock Island State Park

Danielle W.

April, 2026

If you’re booking an RV through Fireside, stop searching and book with Joel. We booked last minute, and he delivered an exceptional experience from start to finish.
Robin B.

April, 2026

Eddie’s Grand Design Solitude 5th wheel camper was just what we needed for our girls getaway. Plenty of space for us to spread out and stocked with everything we needed. Delivery and set up was timely, he was quick to respond to messages. We happily recommend this for your next adventure.

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