Savage Gulf State Park

Savage Gulf State Park, encompassing approximately 19,000 acres, is one of Tennessee’s most scenic wilderness areas. Carved into the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau, the park boasts sheer sandstone cliffs, rugged canyons, and breathtaking waterfalls. Visitors can explore a vast trail system, discover historic sites, and experience the remote wilderness that makes Savage Gulf State Park a unique destination.

115 spaces, ranger station, restrooms; Stone Door Trail 0.9 mi (0.2 mi paved to Laurel Gulf Overlook), Laurel Falls loop, Big Creek Rim/Gulf, Laurel Trail to Alum Gap; Stone Door campground a few hundred yards away.

TSP API TSP-0319; status open; camping types [‘Backcountry’]. Campgrounds: Stone Door Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Savage Gulf Stagecoach Road Campground (primitive, reservable=False); Stagecoach Road Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Hobbs Cabin Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Savage Falls Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Dinky Line Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Collins West Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Alum Gap Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Meadow Creek Campground (backcountry_camping, reservable=True). Amenities: Campground, Colorblind Viewfinder, Gift Shop, Rock Climbing, Trails, Waterfalls