RV rental South Cumberland State Park, TN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Book an RV in Grundy County, for easy access to many different activities offered in and around the park. Boating is a popular activity at Grundy Lakes. There is not a boat ramp, but smaller boats can easily be put on the water. Gasoline engines are not permitted; however, electric trolling motors are welcome. While out on your boat, perhaps a little fishing is in order. You will need to get a Tennessee fishing license, but apart from that, you can fish in four of the lakes at Grundy Lakes and a one-acre lake near the visitor center. The lakes range from one to 16 acres in size and are stocked with trout, bass, and bream. Swimming is also allowed at the lakes, but take note that there are no lifeguards on duty. There is also a man-made beach for relaxing and enjoying the sunshine, so don't forget your swimsuit. Within the park, you will find 90-miles of hiking trails and camping with an RV nearby gives you very easy access to them all. For an easy family walk, the Meadow Trail might be perfect, being just 1.3-miles long it’s great for all the family and meanders past wetland areas, woodland and through wildflower meadows. Slightly longer is the Grundy Forest Day Loop, a two-mile circuit that follows a creek for most of the route, passing waterfalls and swimming holes along the way. This hike can be extended by taking the three-mile Sycamore Spur, passing even more waterfalls and interesting geological features. Don't forget your camera for some amazing shots. Circling Grundy Lakes, the Lone Rock Trail is an easy 1.3-mile loop that takes you past the historic coke ovens. After the hike, take a refreshing dip in the lakes and then pick up a leaflet on the coke ovens from the visitor center.