Wow what a great place! Lots of nice trails, the views are amazing & trails are taken care of &…read morefun. It's been a fun weekend so far! We have really enjoyed our rides with our Polaris & Can-am side by sides!

Campground was nice, the trails sucked!! Every site you go on, they say that trails are marked…read more They are not marked!! My wife and I got lost for a couple hours Didn't know where we were at my wife was terrified. Finally seeing someone and they helped us get out to get back to camp. I will never ever go back there. Girls in office didn't know where our campsite was. Some of them were rude like we were bothering them and wasting their time. I will never ever go back there. Traveled a 1000 miles to get there. And wasted my money. Very disappointed in that place. I'm sure my wife will be posting about our terrible time.

Absolutely a hidden gem! We stayed in cabin 10, which has a sneaky water view, amazing screened in…read moreporch, a porch swing, fireplace, fire pit, chairs, grill, and television with over air channels! It was spacious and rustic, historic yet modernized with ac and heat as well as a small kitchen with all the necessities. The park has a ton to offer, too! Multiple areas to explore, lots of trails, a museum, and the dam, which has a pedestrian path and several cool overlooks! It was very pet friendly, the dog came with me, and near enough to Knoxville and other sites to not feel too out of touch, but still private and woodsy with a view!

Norris Dam and the surrounding marinas offer beautiful lakeside fishing, tubing and boating. We had…read morethe opportunity to reserve a cabin near the Sequoyah Marina and spent the day enjoying the views. Don't miss the short drive to the Norris Dam visitors center and walk over the bridge for spectacular overhead views of the dam.

Amazing time!! 4th time going there to ride the trails from Florida and we have so much fun!!!!…read moreLoved it!

From the owner: Eagle Rock Resort & Campground is conveniently located off I-75 at exit 141 in Pioneer, TN. We…read morehave direct access to trailhead #1 of the Sundquist unit and are a short two mile OVH friendly drive to the Royal Blue Unit. When you stay at ERRC you will be within minutes of restaurants, gas stations, car wash and more! ERRC is located in the heart of the North Cumberland Wildlife Management area riding trails. So whether your are looking to ride Sundquist, Royal Blue, Tackett Creek or any of the others, you can start and end your off road adventure from Eagle Rock!

For 2025 season best restaurant food on the lake. Yes. It offers little something for everyone and…read morea couple nice non-fried offerings such as amazing roasted brussels sprouts. The staff is friendly and ample shade for hot summer days. Only regret is a limited beer offering and no mixed drinks and only a cider if you're lucky. So if you want an adult beverage with your meal and aren't a beer drinker you might want to try some other place

Let me start off by saying this campground is difficult at best to find any information about…read moreonline. I tried to go to their website off several searches and nothing came up that was valid. I had been told about this site when passing through the area because of their water views and fair pricing. I was fortunate that the phone number on the site at least worked so I could find them. If you follow GPS, I wish you luck, if yours does what mine did it took me in circles and then kept saying rerouting. I opted to call the campground and their directions were so much more simplistic. With all that being said, once I arrived the tent camping here was nice. My site was level and on one of the many roads of camping. I was no where near the water, but that was ok because my site seemed to be far enough away from louder traffic which was going in and out of the marina area so that made my stay a bit more pleasant. I decided to talk a walk around camp and it seemed like there had been some upgrades around the campsite, still other areas looked like they still needed a bit of work. Specifically in the way of the long term campers area which looked a bit junky in some areas. I noticed that some of the RV paths had long hoses reaching across to access water, I am not sure if that was because their water wasn't working or if there were not enough spigots available. It looked like there were many using piggy backs. The playground looked fairly new, the restaurant which floats on the water smelled delicious from a distance and the restrooms were very clean. The staff was so friendly on my stay, someone drove past on a golf cart to welcome me when I had settled in and we had a great chat to which they told me there is a continued effort to make improvements to better accommodate campers including a project to potentially widen the roads on the RV loops. This place has some great potential but isn't quite there yet. I am interested in keeping up with this place to see how it changes over time. TIPS: * When you are in this area you are near 2 state parks which have a lot of hiking and water options as well. Both of these can be traveled to via boat from the marina. * In Rocky Top there is a very interesting historical exhibit to visit about the miners and the war which took place with these miners.