Rock Island State Park

Discover the rugged beauty of Rock Island State Park, encompassing over 2,000 acres at the headwaters of Center Hill Lake. This park is a natural wonderland where the Caney Fork River, the Collins River, and the Rocky River converge, creating stunning waterfalls and geological features. Visitors can explore scenic overlooks, hike along the Caney Fork River gorge, and discover the rich history of the area.

TWRA AllAccessSites OBJECTID 70, Access_Num 1174; waterway Center Hill Reservoir. ramp: Concrete; lanes: 2; launchable: Up to 17 ft.; restrooms: Yes; camping: Proximity; usable at winter pool: Yes; canoe landing: Yes; motorized: Yes

TSP API TSP-0225; status open; camping types [‘Mixed RV/Tent’]. Campgrounds: Rock Island Main Campground (mixed, reservable=False); Rock Island Tent Camping Area (tent_only, reservable=False). Amenities: Beach, Bike Trails, Birding, Boat Access, Boat Ramp, Cabins, Campground, Canoe Access, Fishing, Gift Shop, Playground, Swimming, Trails, Visitor Center, Waterfalls, Wheelchair-Friendly Overlooks Also on Outdoor Chattanooga camping map (marker 214, https://outdoorchattanooga.com/rock-island/).