Discover the best safari tent rentals in Tennessee

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GlampKnox Canvas Campground

5 sites · Lodging55 acres · Mascot, TN

GlampKnox, where the outdoors meet luxury! GlampKnox is the new way to glamp! Our BRAND NEW canvas tent sleeps 2 comfortably with 2 cozy twin beds, towels and linens provided, outdoor HOT and cold shower, INDOOR SPACE HEATER and private men's and women's bathrooms. Relax by the fire pit, and enjoy our LED lantern, ice machine, fan, private parking, extended covered porch with rocking chairs, and views of the beautiful Cumberland Mountains. This is the perfect getaway! Available for rent: 20 lb PROPANE FOR SPACE HEATER TO WARM THE TENT: $50 Bundle of wood, matches and fire starter $15 *PLEASE MAKE REQUESTS BEFORE 5PM, OUR STAFF GOES HOME TO THEIR FAMILIES. THANK YOU. HOWEVER, FEEL FREE TO REACH OUT WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT DIRECTIONS OR ISSUES YOU MAY HAVE 24/7. Follow us on Instagram @GlampKnox

LAKESIDE GETAWAY ON DOUGLAS

45 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Dandridge, TN

Lakeside Getaway is a seasonal peninsula on Douglas Lake of primitive camping sites in historic Dandridge, Tn just 30 min from Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg area. Come enjoy your boat, jet ski, or kayaks from our 75 foot boat dock and new concrete boat ramp for launching. Our pavilion is a nice commons area with a charcoal stove and can be reserved for private parties. We rent out Kayaks to parties or individuals. Our quite cove is about 2 miles long and very secluded... Great for Kayaking! Call for more details and questions: 423-231-9399 or 423-231-4094

Canopy Ridge Safari Tent

6 sites · Lodging9 acres · Sevierville, TN

Come experience nature without the sacrifice of modern comforts! Our safari tents sit high above the valley floor and enjoy cool nights all through the summer. Located only a beautiful 20 minute drive to/from the Greenbriar park entrance, roughing it has never been so comfortable. Choose from 4 tents! Heated tents, hot water showers, the works! This is a special place – a special ‘experience’ – and if you’re seeking an adventure, a chance to disconnect from the norm, embrace nature, and enjoy the tranquility of being off-grid in a beautiful setting, then Canopy Ridge is for you! All of our tents have their own private outdoor area with fire pit, outdoor showers, and are spaced out to afford you intimacy. This beautiful campground is in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee near the National Park. It’s secluded, heavily wooded with nearby walking trails. We have 4 safari tents; each with outdoor showers and sinks. This is an adult only campground with a community bath house, and grilling / coffee station. Our glamping campground was built by ecologists so with the exception of the bathhouse and outdoor kitchen area, there is minimal electricity.

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Broken Banjo

63 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Manchester, TN

The Broken Banjo RV park Come by way of Nashville or from Chattanooga – we’re halfway between, in the middle of the Secret Smokies, our name for a sequestered wonderland of waterfalls and caves, fantastic formations and bountiful wildlife. Enjoy swimming, splashing, fishing and lawn games, and campfires made for campfire songs. As many ways to stay as there are to play! From cabins to tepees and safari tents, plus campsites for your RV, trailer, or tent – if it’s camping and you want to try it, it’s here. The accommodations are ample, and we’re very strategic in locating the conveniences, close and easy to get to, whether you’re driving your home, pulling it or pitching it. All RV sites are pull-throughs with water, electric and sewer and 20/30/50-amp electric service options. Lodging options include: camping cabins, deluxe cabins, treehouse, teepee, glamping, covered wagon, patios. Individual tent sites: pond side, creek side and wooded, include pond side grass and sand pads, service options.

Raccoon Mountain Caverns and Campground

95 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Chattanooga, TN

Here in Lookout Valley, you’ll have access to stunning views, top-notch amenities, and dedicated, hardworking staff that provides exceptional hospitality. Whether you’re camping with us, staying in one of our beautiful cabins, or taking a tour of our spectacular caverns, you’ll love the tranquility of our retreat. Experience the wonder of a natural underground world at Raccoon Mountain Caverns! Rated as the #1 ‘Thing To Do’ in Chattanooga on TripAdvisor, with over 5.5 miles of passageways, our caverns boast an incredibly well-preserved landscape filled with countless natural formations. Considered one of the most geologically active caverns in the south, you’ll be amazed by the beauty that surrounds you. Don’t miss out on this adventure!

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Firefly season glamping

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Sevierville, TN

This ain’t the Ritz, but as far as glamping goes, this is as fancy as it gets. You will have a full bathroom with hot water, a rainfall shower head, and a normal toilet. Our plumbing is just like that of a regular house. The tent has split unit air conditioning /heat. Relax by the fire table, take in the stars, take a ride down to the lake access, enjoy boat ramp access, and the romance of a night under canvas in a comfy bed. It doesn’t get more Insta-gram than this! Escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary with our glamping tent.Nestled in a serene natural setting, our tent offer the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. Come Enjoy firefly season!! BEFORE YOU BOOK: 1. Guest Must be 21+ Years to Rent 2. During winter, the tent can be cold as it is not insulated. However, we provide portable heaters and heated blankets to keep you warm. 3. When you go glamping, it's important to remember to bring bug spray. Glamping is a luxurious form of camping, but that doesn't mean you won't encounter bugs. So, it's always better to be prepared and have bug spray on hand to make your experience more enjoyable. 4. The glamping site is located alongside the road. 5. There are some twigs falling on the roof of the glamping from a tree above, which can be a startling noise.

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Peaceful Hollow Farm

1 site · Lodging20 acres · Hixson, TN

Camping Site Need to unplug from the busyness and noise of life? Drive along a winding gravel road to a secluded respite tucked away on the side of Signal Mountain/Waldens Ridge. Nestled in the trees, Peaceful Hollow Glamping offers a serene experience complete with the relaxing sounds of nature, stunning views of the stars and facing the gorgeous sunrise. Only 20 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, TN and situated on a local fiber farm, with llamas, sheep, and cashmere goats, this unique camping spot offers a comfortable queen bed in a roomy tent placed on a wooden platform with Adirondack chairs for sitting outside to enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds around you. A great place for forest bathing and immersing yourself in the natural world. Book now to enjoy this special place! Add on an optional llama hike for exploring more of the woods around! (Weather permitting) Amenities included: * Fire pit * Food prep area (Fresh eggs when available) * Picnic table and benches * Water, electric * Sun-shower * Camping toilet Portable AC * No internet! You can unplug for real! * Board games/cards/books to enjoy while you are here Nearby attractions/opportunities: Walden’s Ridge Park, new 200 acre park within 20 minutes. Extraordinary biking trails, hiking, bouldering https://youtu.be/VNGM2KBjgkc?si=Am1OfUakDea59LFk * Multiple hiking trails in the Chattanooga area. * Paddle boarding, kayaking, and rock climbing sand bouldering within a short drive * Local fare in Chattanooga if you’d like to dine out * 20 minutes to the Tennessee Aquarium and IMAX theatre #forestbathing #camping #wilding #birdwatching #glamping #chattanooga #nature #hiking #naturehikes

Ultimate in off grid Camping

3 sites · Lodging15 acres · Turtletown, TN

Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Cherokee National Forest, Winedrops Creekside Camping is a serene 15-acre haven that offers a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts. The property is bordered by majestic mountains and a gentle creek that meanders through the landscape, creating a picturesque setting for a peaceful retreat. What truly distinguishes Winedrops Creekside Camping is its prime location, surrounded by a wealth of natural wonders and recreational opportunities. Guests can easily access the nearby Turtletown Falls, Fields of the Woods, Hiawassee, Ocoee, and Appalachia rivers, providing ample opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, fishing, and kayaking. For those seeking a touch of excitement, the campsite is conveniently close to attractions such as the Valley River Cherokee Casino in Murphy, NC, Dollywood, Gatlinburg, and Sevierville, TN. Thrill-seekers can also indulge in whitewater rafting, tubing, and zip-lining experiences in the vicinity, adding an element of excitement to their stay. Moreover, the campsite's proximity to a vibrant selection of breweries in Ducktown and Copperhill, TN, offers guests the chance to savor local flavors and unwind in a laid-back atmosphere. Winedrops Creekside Camping prides itself on its warm, welcoming ambiance, where visitors can expect a friendly and hospitable stay. While providing an Off Grid camping experience, the campsite ensures that guests have all essential amenities readily available, excluding food items. In the event that guests forget any necessities, the accommodating staff goes above and beyond to meet their needs, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free stay. With minimal traffic passing through the area, guests can enjoy a peaceful and secluded camping experience, interrupted only by occasional vehicles commuting to work or hunters setting off on their adventures. Additionally, the campsite's convenient location just 10 minutes from Copperhill, TN, and a short 30-minute drive from Mercier Orchards, offers guests easy access to local amenities and attractions. At Winedrops Creekside Camping, guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of nature, explore a variety of outdoor activities, and relish in a welcoming atmosphere that sets the stage for an unforgettable camping experience.

Waterscape Glamping Resort

1 site · Lodging11 acres · Fairgarden, TN

Our tents are set on beautiful Douglas Lake in Sevierville, TN. Just minutes from the Great Smoky National Park and all of the activities of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Our tents are a quiet retreat away from the city, setting lakeside for a perfect outdoor experience. Our social deck is complete with board games and corn hole as well as a beautiful place to relax. The outodoor dining pavilion is complete with a community refrigerator, as well as gas grills and a flat top for easily cooking meals while you stay. Enjoy our fire pit, with wood ready for you, and an easy start gas light.

Safari tents in Tennessee guide

Overview

The geology of the Volunteer State is surprisingly dramatic. The landscape soars from the delta lowlands of the Mississippi River east to the rugged heights of the Cumberland Plateau before climbing the forested slopes of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The varied terrain is well-suited for active campers, from paddlers and rock climbers to fishers and firefly hunters. And hikers? They’re happy everywhere. Tent and RV sites are abundant, and a growing array of glamping options—yurts, retro trailers, and treehouses—keep the camping scene fresh. And in music-loving Tennessee, a live jam is never far away, be it blues, bluegrass, or Bonnaroo.

Where to go

West Tennessee

Bordered by the Mississippi and anchored by Memphis, West Tennessee works best for campers seeking music, history, and low-key outdoor thrills. Tents and RVs are welcome at Pickwick Landing State Park, known for its lake and watersports, while birdwatchers may prefer driving north to Reelfoot Lake State Park, where bald eagles are plentiful. Shiloh National Military Park spotlights a pivotal battle in the Civil War.

Middle Tennessee

Marked by cliffs, waterfalls, wild rivers, dark skies, and lush forests, Middle Tennessee is a geologic drama queen. Packed with state parks along the steep edges of the Cumberland Plateau, it’s also a top destination for camping and active travelers. Visit Nashville, home to honky-tonks, hot chicken, and Vanderbilt, then hit Fall Creek Falls, a deep-green state park loaded with waterfalls. Stay in cabins constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in Cumberland Mountain State Park or CCC Pickett Memorial State Park—where you can go stargazing. The Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area draws adventurous paddlers, and campers can even sleep beside the 444-mile Natchez Trace Parkway, a historic trade route that stretches from the Mississippi River to Nashville.

East Tennessee

Prefer urban adventures? Knoxville and Chattanooga await. Knoxville is best known as the state capital, but mountain bikers love the city’s urban wilderness and its 50-mile network of trails. Chattanooga is a convenient base for rock climbing and whitewater rafting. The craft beer scene in both cities impresses too. For hiking and solitude head north to Frozen Head State Park. Families with varied interests may prefer Big Ridge State Park, which offers trails, lake swimming, and volleyball and basketball courts.

Great Smoky Mountains

The most visited national park in the United States, Great Smoky Mountains National Park sprawls across eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail bounces along the boundary line between the two states. The park has nine developed campgrounds and numerous backcountry shelters. Tent sites, RV parks, cabins, and glamping destinations punctuate the foothills region, which is anchored by Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.