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Windrock Campground is located at the foot of Windrock Mountain on a
200-year old family farm in the beautiful Hoskins Valley near Oliver Springs,
Tennessee. We are two miles from the Coal Creek Off Highway Vehicle (OHV)
Area (also known as Windrock Recreational Area.)
Windrock Campground came about because of a need for a family-oriented camping
facility close to the trails. You can enjoy the thrill of riding the
trails during the day, and retreat to a comfortable, tranquil camp to enjoy your
family and friends. The campground provides a beautiful setting in the
valley just below Windrock Mountain.
"Rest
Assured"
We proudly run a family-oriented campground with children staying / playing here
all the time. We sincerely want everyone to have a good time and you will find
that we treat good customers like friends and family. BUT we will take immediate
action against those who would spoil everyone else's fun by being loud, rowdy,
reckless, or just plain crazy. Those who would wish to act inappropriately or in
a manner that violates everyone else's peaceful camping environment are welcome
to stay elsewhere. Rest assured, when you stay with us you and your family's
right to peace and quiet will be protected.
The campground offers:
Coal Creek OHV Area is managed by Windrock ATV Club and consists of 72,000 acres
of wilderness riding with over 200 miles of trails, rated from easy to
extreme. We've been told by ATV enthusiasts that Windrock has some of the best
trails in the south-east, and we think you will agree.
For more information about the trails and what they offer, link to Windrock ATV
Club or Coal Creek OHV Area from our
Helpful Links
page.
We're sure you'll enjoy camping with us at Windrock Campground, and want to
return as often as possible. See our
customer e-mails and comments
link for comments from our customers. If you have comments go to our
contact us link, or email the web-master at
pam@windrockcampground.com.
Thanks for visiting our website and
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!
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