Sweetwater / I-75 / Exit 62 KOA

  • 269 Murray's Chapel Road
  • Sweetwater, TN 37874
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Sweetwater / I-75 / Exit 62 KOA

269 Murray's Chapel Road
SweetwaterTN 37874
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Sweetwater / I-75 / Exit 62 KOA

269 Murray's Chapel Road
SweetwaterTN 37874
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The Tufts Family

"We simply want to make our campers' stay a memorable one so they'll come back again"

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Open All Year

Take day trips to the Smoky Mountains and Dollywood.

The beauty and quiet setting of this KOA Kampground make it a favorite with overnight campers as well as family vacationers. Free Wi-Fi, paved interior roads and several select patio sites make it big rig friendly. Local attractions include the Lost Sea, Sweetwater's antique district, Tennessee's largest indoor flea market and fishing and boating on nearby lakes. Steer through the Cherokee National Forest on the scenic Cherohala Skyway. Motorcyclists won't want to miss the challenging Tail of the Dragon. Take day trips to the Smoky Mountains and Dollywood.

New Recreation Field- Nothing boring about this place...we have turned an empty field into a fun-filled area for the whole family!

Jumping Pillow- Our brand new pillow is the largest in Tennessee! It offers hours of fun and exercise!

Beach Volleyball - We've hauled in so much sand you will think you are at the beach!

Ladderball - Loads of fun for all ages... including Grandma and Grandpa!

Nature Trail - Take a leisurely stroll through the woods... let the sights and sounds nurture your soul!

Outdoor Cinema- Good wholesome movies that the entire family can enjoy!

K-9 Kampground - This place is going to the dogs!...Really...come see for yourself!

Also: Themed weekends and other various activities!

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For Chuck and Sandy Tufts, owners of Sweetwater Valley KOA, buying their campground was a dream come true.

After 25 years of dreaming about entering the campground business, Chuck, who had been a drywall contractor for 31 years, and Sandy decided to make the plunge into a different lifestyle. They purchased their campground in March, 2007, and take pride in the beauty of the grounds.

The Sweetwater Valley KOA is all about family, as the Tufts proved by having their son, Chuck, daughter-in-law, Shannon and grandchildren, Sarah and Jacob, along with them to live and work on the campground.

"We treat our guests like family members," says Chuck. "We simply want to make the campers' stay a memorable one so they'll come back again." When they're not working on the campground, the Tufts families can be found traveling, fishing, and participating in youth sports.

Finally Fish! Our new pond is now stocked and waiting for you. Bring your poles and enjoy some quiet time at our catch and release pond.

FOOD! FOOD! FOOD! Beginning the 2nd week in May, on Friday and or Saturday nights, we usually gather at the pavilion to serve homemade pulled pork BBQ!

Hayrides! We have loads of fun every time we have our hayrides...Chuck will entertain you most Saturday nights with his corny jokes as well as try to help you spot a Big Foot...oh well...you get the idea.You start the song...we'll sing along!

  • 50 Max Amp
  • 120' Max Length
  • Wi-Fi
  • Cable TV
  • Pool (Open May 10 to Sep 15)
  • Propane ($)
  • Kamping Kitchen
  • Firewood ($)
  • Pavilion
  • Planned Activities Available
  • Families
  • Tours
  • RV Clubs & Rallies
  • Motorcycle Clubs

Shopping Fleas Unlimited along with many antique shops.

Golf Cedar Hills, Riverview, Loudoun County and Madisonville Golf Courses are all nearby.

Boating Fort Loudoun, Melton Hill, Tellico and Watts Bar Lakes provide a playground for water sports of all types.

Lost Sea The Lost Sea is America’s largest underground lake. The temperature remains a pleasant fifty-eight degrees year round, and there are no stairs to climb! Wide sloping walkways take you on an adventure to the many interesting rooms, some of which are among the widest, highest, and largest rooms of any caverns in the Southeast. Upon entering the lake room you will board large glass bottom boats for an exciting trip on the Lost Sea. While on the trip you will observe some of the largest rainbow trout in the United States. www.thelostsea.com

Mayfield Dairy Farms The Visitor Center and Tour takes you on a journey through the history of Mayfield Dairy from its beginnings to the present. You’ll see a special film presentation, followed by a plant tour that lets you see the bottling of milk and the production of ice cream and novelty items. Stop for a taste of our delicious milk and great tasting ice cream-made fresh daily. www.mayfielddairy.com

Fort Loudoun Experience our rich history with a trip to Fort Loudoun, a British fort built in 1756 and reconstructed accurately to depict the era.

Upcoming Events

Blooms Day May 7-8, UT Gardens, Knoxville

Unique garden goods, dozens of workshops, live musical performances, children's activities and more make Bloom's Day a great destination for more than just gardeners. The event will run Saturday from 9:a.m. until 5p.m. and Sunday from 10a.m. until 4p.m. Admission is $6 for adults, free for children 12 and under. CONTACT: 865-974-8265, http://utgardens.tennessee.edu

Tennessee Polk Salad Festival /May 14

Riverfront Park, Harriman Enjoy a day filled with bluegrass music, antique cars, crafts vendors, Miss Polk Salad Pageant and other contests. And of course plenty of polk salad to taste! CONTACT: 865-882-8867

Free Night May 12! Book Now!

Come Kamp & Care With Us Weekend - Book Now!

Awards

2011 President's Award

2011 KOA Founder's Award

Programs

KOA Scout Program

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