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Caney Creek RV Resort & Marina
Overview
Caney Creek RV Resort & Marina offers a premium outdoor experience situated along the shores of Watts Bar Lake in Eastern Tennessee. This destination is designed for travelers who appreciate a blend of luxury resort amenities and natural lakefront beauty. With high-quality infrastructure and a dedicated staff, the park provides a refined atmosphere that sets it apart from standard campgrounds. It serves as an excellent gateway to the region's vast water-based recreational opportunities for those exploring the Tennessee River Valley.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the quiet city of Harriman, the resort sits on a picturesque peninsula where the Clinch River meets the lake. The surroundings are characterized by tranquil water vistas and rolling hills that define the landscape of East Tennessee. Its proximity to major highways like I-40 makes it easily accessible, yet the park remains secluded enough to provide a peaceful escape. The nearby Clinch River adds a layer of scenic variety for those who enjoy birdwatching or fishing from the shoreline.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort features spacious sites equipped with level concrete pads and full hookups to accommodate even the largest motorhomes. Guests have access to a variety of recreation options, including a sparkling swimming pool, a modern clubhouse, and well-maintained bathhouses. The standout feature is the full-service marina, which includes covered boat slips and a boat ramp. A community fire pit area and playground ensure that there are plenty of spots for socializing and family fun after the sun goes down on the lake.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Beyond the marina, the local area offers diverse activities for all interests. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the trails at Roane County Park or take a short drive to Windrock Park for off-road adventures. History buffs will enjoy visiting the nearby American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge. For a taste of city life, the vibrant downtown area of Knoxville is less than an hour away, offering dining, shopping, and various cultural events throughout the year.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal choice for boating enthusiasts and families who want to spend their vacation on the water. Because of its level sites and high-end facilities, it is particularly well-suited for owners of large class A coaches or fifth wheels who prioritize comfort and accessibility. Whether you are looking for a seasonal home base or a high-quality stopover during a long road trip, this park offers the community atmosphere and reliability that discerning RVers seek.
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User Reviews
Musick
Wonderful place to stay. Well manicured rv park and friendly staff.
Olivia Dearman
I do not recommend this place unless you know how it is to live in an HOA. The management is ridiculous! The rules are outrageous! You have zero freedom with the money you use to pay for the spot you own (which they threaten you with every day if you do something, they don’t like.) The community that lives here is not very friendly. (Our neighbors aren’t very nice) I will say the bats house are very nice, but the water pressure is awful. The water stays hot for a very long time, but there is zero pressure in the woman’s restroom. They have a dog park, which is very spacious and nice. If you have neighbors, they are more concerned about your dogs then you are of your own.(If your dog poops even in your yard pick it up lol or else, your neighbor is gonna scream at you). If you are to have a problem, don’t worry the front desk is no help. There is a younger lady with many tattoos and blonde hair who will do nothing she’ll stare at her phone and not care about you the entire time there’s also an older gentleman who supposedly owns an employees the place Who also does the exact same thing. In nice terms, don’t stay here unless you wanna be harassed or you’re at least 65 or older.
Sheila Parks
So disappointed in the management of the camp ground.They say they are kid friendly but apparently not.Espically the elderly lady that works the office.Most of the campground is filled by permanent residence.While I was visiting my sister there my nephew's were riding there bikes and the lady was altime saying stuff to them like they were going to fast, needed a light,and then they stepped out of the road to get out of the way of a vehicle and it happened to be on the concrete pad she occupied.She jumped on to them.Seen teenagers standing on the back of golf carts and people driving golf carts while drinking.They really need to address these issues with the lady whom works there it's also the childrens vacation and the spots are paid for just like hers.Should turn it into a retirement camp ground.I am 63 and don't see why kids can't have fun.Rules should apply to all ages.
Paul Jr
It's an alright camping spot however, with the lot rents being 700-1500 then an additional electric on top of that is a little too much. You call is a resort and it's far from one
Mindy Kruichak
We stayed in a pull-through RV slot not far from the pool. Pool area had bathrooms was clean no large floaties aloud but people had smaller floats. I used a noodle. Wasn't overcrowded. It was right near the water. It was absolutely beautiful. I did not join have my grandchildren here but my they would have loved the splash pool. Golf carts were permitted. Marina was close by as were stores and restaurants. Not far off highways. This was a gated secure RV park and I felt very safe.