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Showing posts with label Traveling. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Cheatham Dam
http://www.wheretocampusa.com/campdetails.php?id=161225
http://www.lrn.usace.army.mil/op/che/rec/
http://www.lrn.usace.army.mil/op/che/rec/camping.htm
harpeth River Bridge\\
15 sites on 5 acres; 15 RV/tent. On Cheatham Lake. Bath: chemical toilets, no showers.
http://www.recreation.gov/camping/Lock_A_Tn/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=71265&topTabIndex=CampingSpot
http://www.lrn.usace.army.mil/op/che/rec/
http://www.lrn.usace.army.mil/op/che/rec/camping.htm
harpeth River Bridge\\
15 sites on 5 acres; 15 RV/tent. On Cheatham Lake. Bath: chemical toilets, no showers.
http://www.recreation.gov/camping/Lock_A_Tn/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=71265&topTabIndex=CampingSpot
LOCK A (TN), CHEATHAM L & D, TNStatus: Closed through Thu Mar 31 2011 Season Dates 45 site(s) found DescriptionLock A Campground is located very close to the lock and dam on Cheatham Lake on the Cumberland River System, and is surrounded by environmentally important wetlands, and wildlife management areas. Boating, swimming, and fishing are just a few of the many activities offered at Lock A.The campground offers 45 sites with hook up, 7 sites are tent only. Additional amenities include hot showers, a dump station, boat launch, interpretive trail, playground, a shelter, and swimming area. No horses allowed. All pets must be on a 6 ft leash. No tents allowed on grass except where specified. Electricity on all sites have been upgraded from 30amps to 50amps. Services & Amenities:
Alerts and Important Information No ATV's or ORV's allowed.CAUTION: Falling branches are one of the natural hazards of Cheatham Lake's Campground and the U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers assumes no liability cause thereby. 'Zero Day Window'- Say goodbye to the two day reservation window. You can now make your reservation minutes before you arrive at the campground. ONLY OCCUPY A SITE YOU HAVE RESERVED- Be sure before you set up on a site, that the site has been booked with the camp host or you have a reservation. Someone may be making a reservation for the site if you have not reserved it already. The campground opens April 1, 2010 and closes October 29, 2010. However, Reservations may only be accepted between April 1, 2010 - September 7, 2010. Campers may continue to camp after September 7th without a reservation. Getting There:Lock A (TN)1798 CHEATHAM DAM ROAD Ashland City TN 37015-9805 GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 36.31583, -87.18694 From Ashland City, TN, take US 12 8 miles west to Cheap Hill. Turn left on Cheatham Dam Road travelling west 4 miles. Turn left into the campground. Phone Park for More Information:Information:(615)792-3715 | ||||
Asheville to Nashville
Awesome that you are camping. Are you guys looking for Waterfalls, Mountain Vista's White Water Rafting? Fishing, History? Are you driving or flying?
If I were flying in and had 3 days, And I wanted to see waterfalls, I would go to Asheville N.C. I would spend my first day at Biltmore Mansion
http://www.biltmore.com/
then head S.W. to Transylvania County,
http://www.visitwaterfalls.com/
"The Land of a Hundred Waterfalls". Dupont State Forest , Triple Falls. There are a lot of waterfalls in a very small area.The Waterfalls here are Tall Wide and fast flowing. They are also short moderate hikes, and some are handicapped accessible.This waterfalls was used in the filming of The Last Of The Mohican's movie as well as a few others.
Waterfalls in the Asheville area. http://www.romanticasheville.com/waterfalls.htm
If I had a week, I would Drive to West towards the Great Smokey Mountains. Taking From the intersection of Hwys 64, 280 and 276 north near Brevard, drive north on Hwy 276 for 7.5 miles and turn left into the parking area. This is sliding rock. We always stop for this one, but be warned, these are mountian streams, and are always cold. :) Here is the link.
http://www.ncwaterfalls.com/sliding_rock1.htm
Continue on 276 to Waynesville, N.C. And go to GSMNP Catahoochee Valley,http://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/cataloochee.htm
For a small, low traffic area, great for viewing Bears Elk, and historic home sites. I would plan on Spending the night near Maggie Valley.
Day 3 Drive to Cherokee N.C.
http://www.cherokeesmokies.com/attractions.html
I would consider going to Occonuffalufftee Indian Village while in Cherokee.
From here I would have to decide to A) Drive thru the Great Smokey Mountians towards Gatlinburg, And tourist trapps, Or head west towards water and ;less people.
We perfere less people, so we would head west to Bryson City N.c. and GSMNP Deep Creek where I would camp or reserve a cabin @
http://www.deepcreekcamping.com/
We spend 5 days at this campground and tubed everyday. There are 3 nice waterfalls within a mile.
If not spending the night here, I would look for camping @ http://www.nantahala-river.net/
Or drive another 2 hours to the Ocoee River. This is the place to White Water Raft. The best Campgrounds are Government owned. http://www.tn.gov/environment/parks/Hiwassee/
http://www.wildwaterrafting.com/ocoee.php
Its always a good idea to sleep after rafting. lol! :)
From here you could head towards Knoxville Tn then stay for some civilized fun,
http://www.knoxville.org/
or head on up to the Tn./ Ky state line to Cumberland Falls. If you are there at night on a full moon, you may see a moon bow!
If I were flying in and had 3 days, And I wanted to see waterfalls, I would go to Asheville N.C. I would spend my first day at Biltmore Mansion
http://www.biltmore.com/
then head S.W. to Transylvania County,
http://www.visitwaterfalls.com/
"The Land of a Hundred Waterfalls". Dupont State Forest , Triple Falls. There are a lot of waterfalls in a very small area.The Waterfalls here are Tall Wide and fast flowing. They are also short moderate hikes, and some are handicapped accessible.This waterfalls was used in the filming of The Last Of The Mohican's movie as well as a few others.
Waterfalls in the Asheville area. http://www.romanticasheville.com/waterfalls.htm
If I had a week, I would Drive to West towards the Great Smokey Mountains. Taking From the intersection of Hwys 64, 280 and 276 north near Brevard, drive north on Hwy 276 for 7.5 miles and turn left into the parking area. This is sliding rock. We always stop for this one, but be warned, these are mountian streams, and are always cold. :) Here is the link.
http://www.ncwaterfalls.com/sliding_rock1.htm
Continue on 276 to Waynesville, N.C. And go to GSMNP Catahoochee Valley,http://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/cataloochee.htm
For a small, low traffic area, great for viewing Bears Elk, and historic home sites. I would plan on Spending the night near Maggie Valley.
Day 3 Drive to Cherokee N.C.
http://www.cherokeesmokies.com/attractions.html
I would consider going to Occonuffalufftee Indian Village while in Cherokee.
From here I would have to decide to A) Drive thru the Great Smokey Mountians towards Gatlinburg, And tourist trapps, Or head west towards water and ;less people.
We perfere less people, so we would head west to Bryson City N.c. and GSMNP Deep Creek where I would camp or reserve a cabin @
http://www.deepcreekcamping.com/
We spend 5 days at this campground and tubed everyday. There are 3 nice waterfalls within a mile.
If not spending the night here, I would look for camping @ http://www.nantahala-river.net/
Or drive another 2 hours to the Ocoee River. This is the place to White Water Raft. The best Campgrounds are Government owned. http://www.tn.gov/environment/parks/Hiwassee/
http://www.wildwaterrafting.com/ocoee.php
Its always a good idea to sleep after rafting. lol! :)
From here you could head towards Knoxville Tn then stay for some civilized fun,
http://www.knoxville.org/
or head on up to the Tn./ Ky state line to Cumberland Falls. If you are there at night on a full moon, you may see a moon bow!
Monday, March 21, 2011
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