Family, Fun, Adventure
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OHV Rentals
Explore the trails of Baggenstoss Farms on a rented side-by-side. Call for details and availability.
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Zipline Adventure
Eight lines through the treetops of Baggenstoss Farms. Season runs April 2 through October 31. No experience needed.
Camp Big on the South Cumberland Plateau
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Overnight RV
80' x 40' gravel sites, 30/50 amp, full or partial hookups. Fire pit and picnic table. Starts at $50.
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Long-Stay RV
Full hookups, WiFi, pet friendly. No contract. Call for rates.
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Tent Camping
Private sites in open meadow or shaded forest. Bathhouse, disc golf and fishing included. Starts at $40.
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Bigfoot Shuttle
Rides to The Caverns and Monteagle hotels. Starts at $35 per person
Bigfoot Adventure is the closest private campground to the heart of Tennessee's South Cumberland: three state parks, 150-plus miles of trail and dozens of waterfalls, all within a half-hour drive of your campsite.
Explore Nearby
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Fiery Gizzard State Park
Tracy City · 2–10 mi
Foster Falls, Grundy Forest, Denny Cove and one of America's top backpacking trails. -
Savage Gulf State Park
Altamont / Beersheba Springs · 13 mi
Greeter Falls, the Great Stone Door and sixty miles of trail into the gulfs. -
Head of the Crow State Park
Sewanee · 14 mi
Two natural sandstone bridges, Buggytop Cave and the longest overlook view in the region. -
Mountain Goat Trail
Tracy City to Sewanee · 2 mi to trailhead Paved rail-trail for walking and biking along the old Mountain Goat Railroad line.
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Appalachian Conservation Institute
Eleven thousand acres of hiking, biking, riding and OHV trails, open by free permit.
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University of the South
Sewanee · 14 mi
Sixty-five miles of trail across the Domain, with bluff overlooks you can drive to. -
The Caverns
Pelham · 13 mi
Cave tours and live music underground, with the Bigfoot Express running round trip. -
Dutch Maid Bakery
Tennessee's oldest family-owned bakery, baking on the mountain since 1902.
Friends of the Mountain
Bigfoot Adventure is proud to support the people keeping the South Cumberland wild and open.
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The volunteers behind Fiery Gizzard, Savage Gulf and Head of the Crow. They build trail, run the Trails and Trilliums wildflower festival each spring, and keep the overlooks open for everyone. Your campsite is ten minutes from the ground they protect.
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Turning the old Mountain Goat Railroad into a paved walking and cycling trail from Cowan to Palmer. Twelve miles are open now, with the Tracy City trailhead two miles from the farm. Bring a bike or rent an e-bike at check-in.
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The businesses of nine mountain towns, from Sewanee to Beersheba Springs. Every restaurant, market and shop in our Nearby directory is a member. If you're looking for something we didn't list, their directory has it.
Insider Info
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Beat the Heat on the Mountain
When it's 92 in Nashville it's mid-80s and breezy up here. Swimming holes at Foster Falls, Blue Hole and Sycamore Falls are 15 minutes from your site.
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Fall Color Without the Crowds
Overlooks at Stone Door, Greeter Falls and Foster Falls peak in late October. Book a fire-pit site and make a weekend of it.
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Come for the Music, Camp at Bigfoot
Catch a show at The Caverns, ride the Bigfoot Shuttle back, and wake up on the plateau.
More Nearby
Good food, local history, groceries and gear within a short drive of your Bigfoot Adventure base camp.
Distances from 514 Brawley Rd. Drive times are approximate.
History & Local Landmarks
Restaurants & BBQ
More Good Eats
Pizza & Quick Bites
Markets & Groceries
Gear, Gifts & Services
A short list of nearby favorites. For the full roster of local businesses, visit the South Cumberland Chamber of Commerce directory.
More about Bigfoot Adventure
514 Brawley Road, Tracy City, TN 37387, on Baggenstoss Farms. About 90 minutes from Nashville, 50 from Chattanooga and 75 from Huntsville, just off I-24 at Monteagle.
Where is Bigfoot Adventure?
500 acres with an 8-line zipline, OHV trails, 9-hole disc golf, catch-and-release fishing pond, hiking and biking trails, a waterfall, the Clubhouse, an outdoor stage, and The Point overlook.
What's on the property?
Yes. Camping, zipline and shuttle reservations are all on the Book Now button. Weddings, hunts and group events, call (931) 592-6834.
Can I book online?
Are pets welcome?
Yes, on a leash and never left unattended.
Outside alcohol, illegal substances, fireworks, drones, or out-of-state firewood. Firearms must remain concealed. Full list under Rules & Regulations in the footer.
What can't I bring?
