Free Camping in Tennessee
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The Cherokee National Forest flanks the Smokies on both sides. Dispersed camping is legal throughout — the national forest is free, the national park backcountry requires permits. A useful distinction when planning a Southern Appalachian trip.
Every listing below links to a full location page with a live weather forecast, a map, and nearby outdoor spots within 8 miles — trails to hike, swimming holes to cool off in, and local events. No other free camping directory shows you what's around the site. Trek4Free does.
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