Login
Welcome back! Log in with your email and password.
Forgot Password?
Enter your email to receive a password reset link.
Create a free account to start planning with our basic features!
Create a Free Account
Login
Welcome back! Log in with your email and password.
Forgot Password?
Enter your email to receive a password reset link.
Create a free account to start planning with our basic features!
Create a Free Account
Login
Welcome back! Log in with your email and password.
Forgot Password?
Enter your email to receive a password reset link.
Sign Up
Create a free account to start planning with our basic features!
Login
Welcome back! Log in with your email and password.
Forgot Password?
Enter your email to receive a password reset link.
Sign Up
Create a Pro account to access our premium features!
Login
Welcome back! Log in with your email and password.
Forgot Password?
Enter your email to receive a password reset link.
Sign Up
Create a Pro account to access our premium features!
AdventureGenie
Start your free trial to begin planning awesome adventures!
Try for 30 days FREE
Start Free Trial
GenieMagic
77
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Standing Stone Park is a beautiful state park located in the hills of north central Tennessee. It has 36 campsites, most of which have nice shade trees and are well-spaced for privacy. The park offers canoeing, camping, lodging, hiking, and many other activities. There is a small 69 acre man-made lake created by Standing Stone Dam for fishing and kayaking, as well as 8 miles of hiking trails. The campground has two small bath houses with a single coin washer and dryer, and a dump station located a half mile from the entrance. There is a quaint country store before the entrance to the park with a deli kitchen and self serve ice vending machine. The park staff are very friendly and accommodating, and the park roads are in good shape. Firewood is available outside the park, but not inside. Check in is easy, and electric and water pressure are steady. Some of the sites may be tight for larger RVs, and the pool is not open. There is no wireless or camp store. The only problem we had while there was parking in spot #17, which had a sharp backing in with substantial incline and entry drop off on one side due to rain wash-outs. There are two entrances to the park, one from the north and one from the south, the latter of which is limited to pulling a 30 foot camper with tight turns.
From The Campground
We’re working with campground websites and owners to provide descriptions of each campground in our database. If you are the owner of this campground, please reach out to us to add a description to your listing.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(931) 823-6347
No Email Data
GenieMagic
77
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
No Reservation Data
Quick Stats
36
Sites
$31 - $100
Site Price
50ft. x 32ft.
Max Site Size (L x W)
965ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Standing Stone Park is a beautiful state park located in the hills of north central Tennessee. It has 36 campsites, most of which have nice shade trees and are well-spaced for privacy. The park offers canoeing, camping, lodging, hiking, and many other activities. There is a small 69 acre man-made lake created by Standing Stone Dam for fishing and kayaking, as well as 8 miles of hiking trails. The campground has two small bath houses with a single coin washer and dryer, and a dump station located a half mile from the entrance. There is a quaint country store before the entrance to the park with a deli kitchen and self serve ice vending machine. The park staff are very friendly and accommodating, and the park roads are in good shape. Firewood is available outside the park, but not inside. Check in is easy, and electric and water pressure are steady. Some of the sites may be tight for larger RVs, and the pool is not open. There is no wireless or camp store. The only problem we had while there was parking in spot #17, which had a sharp backing in with substantial incline and entry drop off on one side due to rain wash-outs. There are two entrances to the park, one from the north and one from the south, the latter of which is limited to pulling a 30 foot camper with tight turns.
From The Campground
We’re working with campground websites and owners to provide descriptions of each campground in our database. If you are the owner of this campground, please reach out to us to add a description to your listing.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(931) 823-6347
No Email Data
Quick Stats
36
Sites
$31 - $100
Site Price
50ft. x 32ft.
Max Site Size (L x W)
965ft.
Elevation
142909
Reviews
Content Loading
Loading..