E-Ne-Nuck Campground

Rosalee A McDuff

Hook up Types: electric 30/50 amp, water, sewer Site Types: Back In, Tent Sites Shaded or Sunny Sites: Mostly Shaded Are sites packed together or is there room between sites?: Varies Type of ground at site: gravel, grass Are sites level: Most are level Big Rig Friendly: Yes, up to 40' but careful driving is required Are there any vehicle restrictions: None to my knowledge WiFi/Cable Available: WiFi that actually works, no cable but several stations available by antenna Laundry Room: None but laundromat within 1 mile Bathhouses: Extremely clean and well ventilated Pool/Hot Tub Available: None Pet Friendly: Yes Activities at Park: USDA trail to fire tower located next to park How was the staff: Friendly, helpful, extremely nice Special notes about park: A few sites have covered decks that make rainy days more tolerable. Would you return or recommend park and why/why not?: Yes...quiet, clean and friendly Located at exit 32 just off I-26, this park would be very convenient for overnight travelers or those looking for a quiet park. Great fishing nearby and the local restaurants are awesome. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group

Heidi K. Hurley

Tucked away in the far northeast corner of Tennessee, convenient to Johnson City or Bristol, VA. Easy to get into and out of, it is a small, family owned and operated campground. The showers are large and clean, free WIFI, the sites are mostly shaded. My wife and I have stayed there several times while visiting the area, the rates are reasonable, and the owners bend over backward to help. It is just off I-26, and you can hear the road traffic if you are outside, but it is not intrusive, and we could never hear anything inside our RV. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group

Bill Bradford

A family campground with solitude just off interstate. What it lacks in amenities it excels in cleanliness and atmosphere. Great restaurants nearby and local park with a hiking trail next to the campground. Ask about sites with a covered deck, very convenient on rainy days.