Emory Ridge Campsites

Campground Information & Visitor Guide

Check-In Time
2:00 PM
Check-Out Time
11:00 AM
Self-Service Booking Access
Use your assigned 6-digit PIN to retrieve booking updates and access portal options.

Quiet hours are observed daily from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
Please keep outdoor lighting directed downward to help preserve our dark-sky visibility.

Campfires are permitted ONLY in designated fire rings or elevated grills.
Never leave fires unattended; ensure coals are completely extinguished with water before retiring or leaving.
Do not cut live timber or gather wood outside designated property boundaries.
Do not leave any firewood brought from outside Morgan County

Pack It In, Pack It Out
Keep campsite grounds clean at all times.
Secure your Food
Secure all food, coolers, trash, and scented items inside vehicles overnight to prevent wildlife encounters. Wipe off picnic tables and grills after use.
Secure Your Trash
Properly discard aluminum foil used for cooking. Avoid burning garbage in fire rings because it will leave behind grease and food scraps.

Fuel-Powered Generators
Strictly prohibited on site unless an active area power outage occurs.
Non-Fuel Generators
Quiet battery power stations and solar generators are fully permitted.
EV Charging
Please do not charge EVs without permission from the camp hosts.

Friendly pets are welcome! Pets must remain on a standard leash (max 6 feet) at all times.
Clean up after your pets immediately and dispose of waste properly in trash receptacles.
Do not leave pets unattended outside at your site.
Enclosed kennels are permitted on tent sites only.

Vehicles must remain parked on gravel drive pads. Driving or parking on open grassy turf is strictly prohibited.
Please keep roadways clear for utility access and emergency service vehicles.
Ask about overflow parking for additional vehicles and ATV trailers.

Full hookup sites include 50A/30A/20A electric, city water, and direct sewer service.
Please use a water pressure regulator and proper watertight sewer donut/elbow connections.
In freezing temperatures, water hydrants may need to be shut off to avoid damage.

Camp chairs, frame hammocks, and game equipment such as cornhole sets are welcome.
Propane grills and smokers are permitted. Charcoal grills must be attended at all times and coals soaked immediately after use.
Popup and framed shelters/shade are allowed but should be taken down in windy conditions.
Please do not attach hammocks or laundry lines to our trees.
No pools, water slides or spas. No fenced in areas for pets.

Morgan County is ATV friendly on county roads

Please ensure ATV's remain on the gravel in your campsite and do not block access roads or other campsites. Check with the Camp Hosts for overflow parking for utility trailers.
Avoid driving on TN-62 and US-27. THP and the Morgan County Sherriff patrol these often, and may issue tickets.
Some gas stations in town carry no-ethanol fuel. See the Services page for details. Contact the Camp Hosts if you need to borrow a tote.
If your ATV or Jeep breaks down or gets stuck, contact the Camp Hosts for loaner straps and shackles.

Want to try kayaking? Forgot a paddle or PFD?

We have a limited number of canoe and kayak paddles, as well as PFDs. Contact the Camp Host for availability.
A limited number of kayaks are available for $20 per day. These are first-come first-serve and require an injury waiver and damage deposit. Contact the Camp Host for availability.