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Cumberland Trail @ Peavine Rd

Located on the Cumberland Trail next to Catoosa WMA just north of Fairfield Glade. This remote property on a ridge allows for privacy and quiet in a forest. 

Hike the Cumberland Trail. Kayak on Daddy’s Creek. Listen to the Oaks, the Pines, the Sassafras’s Trees speak. Soak it all in. Immerse yourself in  nature. 

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The Home Place

A beautiful farm passed on to us by our folks. We love to share it because we see it with new eyes when we show it to you.
Large farm with walking trails, horses, dogs, chickens and a million fireflies in June! Come spend a night in the country! We have an organic garden world class salads you can create from fruits and vegetables. Good cell reception here. Pet fee $25 per pet. Great hikes, picnic areas, dogs to pet, bluegrass music sometimes, 2.5 miles from Burgess Falls, 12 min to Walmart. 
We offer multiple cabins for rent, a lodge, or camp sites (both tent and RV spots available). Please read listing descriptions, as each listing is unique. 
Guests love staying here: "I came up to Sparta, Tennessee to heal my lungs from the Red Tide. I definitely healed up well at Dan’s cabin in Sparta!! I loved writing music on my cabin porch looking at beautiful green hills with mini ponies roaming around!! The trails on the property were awesome! And at night i loved picking on the guitar with Dan and his family! They were so kind and real genuine people! I highly recommend this hip camp, he has multiple cabins, all unique and special! Plus its close to so many amazing state parks, waterfalls, and swimming holes!!!"


The Hawk's Nest is tucked down in the woods on the edge of a field.

Great little bedroom in this wooded oasis.

You can enjoy a splash around in the creek that runs by the campsite.

The toilet is just a few steps from the bedroom.

The bedroom has a nice sitting area as well to enjoy a good book/magazine.

Plenty of animal company around including a number of horses.

Just below the Hawk's Nest you'll find a grill and fire pit.

Nice little kitchen setup that covers all the basics.

One of the two rivers on the property. This one flows alongside campsite 2 and campsite 4. All guests have hiking access to enjoy the rivers!

Belle and Beau Acres

Whether you're looking for peace, relaxation, or riverside adventure, Belle and Beau Acres hits the mark for any nature enthusiast. Location, location! BBA has taken the guess work out of rustic camping. Consistently ranked as a Best of Tennessee Hipcamp and situated in a convenient spot for Upper Cumberland waterfalls, hiking, kayaking, lake life and more. A short list of what to expect on site includes:

PRIVACY - ADVENTURE - GETAWAY

Quick response time/Clear communication

Spacious, shady, leaf-bed campsites

360 degree views of relaxing nature

27 Foot Waterfall (365 days of flow except during severe drought)

Rock shelter under Ledge Waterfall

Two shallow lazy rivers for soaking

Hiking trails onsite

Multiple spring-fed creeks

Countless water cascades for exploring

Star gazing over wide pastures

Old forests for ample shade and hammock hanging

Cellular reception at campsites (usually at least 1 bar)

HUNTING SEASON 2024 NOTICE: HIGHLY RECOMMEND WEARING ORANGE BETWEEN October 26 - January 5.

Please read the site descriptions carefully to match your style of camping with the appropriate campsite. BBA guests frequently camp with a tent, vehicle, smaller camper, hammock tent, roof top tent, pop-up camper and similar styles depending on their selection.  Most of the photos in this listing are taken onsite. Please keep in mind this is primitive and wild Tennessee landscape that may also contain poisonous plants and wildlife in or around campsites.

Access to fresh water fun is a short down-hill hike for all guests, with the exception of our hike-in campsites which are positioned alongside the river. Each spot has been strategically selected to provide as much privacy as possible, and comfortably accommodates groups with two vehicles. We provide a rock fire pit and heavy duty cast iron grill grate. You provide everything else, including drinking water and personal toilet waste bags if you plan to use our system. The hike-in sites come with extra seating.  Every guest must be included on your reservation, and adult guests may be required to provide identification. Thank you!

COMMUNITY COMFORT STATION: There is a comfort station with an outdoor shower stall for hanging your own solar shower bag. The comfort station also includes a changing room which doubles as a private place to use your portable camping toilet. A toilet seat and bucket system is provided but guests will need to use their own waste disposal bags, available at most camping supply stores. The backside of the comfort station has a rain barrel (not potable) collection system for extinguishing fires.

OFF-ROAD CONDITIONS:  Due to the primitive nature of our location, all reservations should expect hilly terrain and potential bumpy or soggy road access, especially after heavy rain. We ask all guests to help us minimize impacts by driving with care. We do not recommend vehicles with low ground clearance or low profile tires. An important note, guests always have the choice to park their vehicles at the entrance. We close road access December-March and guests are required to hike in from the entrance of the property, less than a mile distance total. When the road is open in Spring or unusually wet seasons, we recommend AWD or 4WD as a precaution.

Belle and Beau Acres is a farm homestead with a personal campground, conveniently located less than five minutes from I40.  Expect nothing short of 360 degree views of relaxing nature, privacy, and spontaneous adventure when recreating at this agritourism location. Central to the most beautiful middle Tennessee destinations, BBA is the perfect home base for day excursions to at least 10 nearby state parks and lakes. Conveniently located on the Eastern Highland Rim between Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga in the lower Appalachian mountains, this area sits at the Upper Cumberland Plateau and is part of Tennessee's largest micropolitan area of Cookeville. Visit popular nearby attractions such as Cummins Falls, Burgess Falls, Fancher Falls, Greeter Falls, Fall Creek Falls, Blue Hole, Rock Island, Center Hill Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, Caney Fork River, Standing Stone State Park, Virgin Falls, Rock Island, Cordell Hull, and Edgar Evins State Park. The choices are endless!

The Klein family purchased their home in 2015 after grieving the sudden loss of a beloved family member and realizing that life is truly too short. They traded their bustling city life for a more permanent connection to nature. This small family of four lives at the entrance of their 33 acre old ranch, hosting primitive camping and leaning into a homesteading lifestyle. It wasn't until the family started shaping the land for their personal use until they realized the abundant beauty that surrounds the home. Hidden away and inaccessible were gorgeous rocky cliffs, rivers and even a waterfall! Hipcamp has provided an opportunity for them to carefully share this experience with others. On the land, they enjoy cooling off in the spring water, growing organic food, foraging for wild edibles, hiking, and exploring their onsite rivers and natural springs. Your host Christine is creative and loves working in her onsite fiber studio while her husband David is often found tending to his young fruit and nut orchard and organic crops. Their son Elliott and daughter Freya are both students at Tennessee Tech University. David, Elliott, and Freya also enjoy playing music together professionally in their band My Heart Your Heart.

Escape the summer sun under the shady tree canopy and lose track of time exploring the cascades.

Enjoy a spring fed waterfall without ever leaving the property.

Many beautiful spots for relaxing in your hammock

Talk a walk up the creek to head towards the private waterfall.

Sites 1 & 3 comfortably accommodate camping vans

Enjoy a beautiful rock ledge waterfall without ever leaving the property. There's nothing more refreshing than a spring fed waterfall!

Wildvine Homestead

I found this little old homestead that had been abandoned 30 years ago. Over the years it had become overgrown and hidden. The first time I waded thru the outer wild hedges and briars and stepped into it, it was a place that opened up like a secret being revealed. I was filled with inspiration! I loved it then!
The property was overgrown with wild grape vines that had grown over 3 decades. The Good Lord had been saving it for me! A month later it was ours!  And so the work began!
I pray for production, protection and happily thankful blissful hearts to all who grace our ground on the Wildvine Homestead!
                          Bountiful Blessings!Learn more about this land:Pitch your TENT here on our 2 acre Wildvine Homestead, listen to the birds singing thru the day and the roosters crowing every morning. You will have access to your own picnic table, a firepit and shower. A quiet little hidden place surrounded by woods but yet close to town and easy access to get anything you need.  We also have Miniature Horses, chickens and goats here to look at and pet.  

The Main Cabin at the Wildvine Homestead.

Up on the hill in the woods looking down.

This is a good spot for when the sun is setting, color wise.

Ivy Creek Homestead

This 2 acre homestead belonged to my grandmother when I was a child. Learn more about this land:A quick little 2 acre place to get to off of the interstate. Open front field for tent camping or go over the hill through the woods to the creek and camp alongside the water for privacy.

There were a lot of different birds around us. We even saw a few cardinals and doves.

There is a large wooded area behind were we camped but it felt inaccessible to us.

a great spot if you need a last minute place to stay!

View the eclipse in wide unobstructed campsites.
Quiet and secluded farm located at the end of Barnetts campground ln.

Historical Farm Tranquility

The oldest farm on the road. House is over 200 years. Almost 200 acres with beautiful views, mountains to climb and teeming with wildlife. This is the last farm on the road so it's very secluded and tranquil. Clearings and forest.Learn more about this land:Pitch your tent on one of our 3 sites; one of which is at the top of the mountain with ony 2 tent spots. A community fire at the main sitesis offered. Bring your chairs. 

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