Does Stinking Creek "stink?"
Our property lies along Stinking Creek, which gets its name from a harsh winter in 1779-1780 when many animals perished and left the area with a foul odor for months. One source claims that the name came from a sulfur spring that caused an unpleasant odor. Either way, the name stuck but the only thing you will smell is fresh, mountain air.
Can I ride my machine directly from camp to the trails?
Yes! You can ride to any of the 4 units from our campground. No trailering!
Are there maps for the trails?
We have free OHV trail maps in the office for the Sundquist Unit. There is a pdf of that map to the right. The other units require GPS mapping systems with the trails loaded.
How far is the nearest town?
The nearest city is located 10 miles to the south of our exit. At exit 134 (Caryville, Jacksboro & LaFollette), you will find Walmart, grocery stores, gas, and restaurants. There are atv/utv dealers in the area should you need a part or repair. Walmart now delivers to the campground!
Nearest Attractions
If you want to take a break from the trails there are several options for day trips-scenic parks, rafting, and even a small water park about 30 minutes to the north. Gatlinburg and Sevierville are approximately two hours away.
TWRA- Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, is the state department that manages this area.

