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Dumplin Valley Farm RV Park

RV Park

Overview

Overview

Dumplin Valley Farm RV Park in Kodak, Tennessee places travelers in the rolling terrain of East Tennessee, combining agricultural heritage with accessibility to major routes. The property offers a distinct country atmosphere while remaining close to the region's primary transport corridors. Visitors find a setting that reflects the agricultural roots of Jefferson County, providing a quieter alternative to the dense commercial zones closer to major tourist hubs.

Location & Surroundings

Situated in Kodak, the park lies within easy reach of Interstate 40, making transit straightforward for motorists traveling across the state. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills, farmland, and distant views of the ridge-and-valley Appalachians. The climate brings distinct seasons, with warm summers and mild winters, though spring and autumn draw the highest volume of road-trippers due to comfortable temperatures and changing foliage across the countryside.

Amenities & Park Features

Specific on-site facilities, utility hookups, and site dimensions at this destination are not publicly detailed by the name alone. Travelers planning a stop should contact the park directly to verify essential operational details. Key features to inquire about before arrival include site spacing, electrical amperage availability, water and sewer connections, and vehicle length limitations to ensure a proper fit for your specific rig.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

The location serves as a convenient gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, located a short drive south. Outdoor enthusiasts can access hiking trails, scenic drives like Cades Cove, and fishing streams throughout the mountain range. For those seeking entertainment or dining, nearby Sevierville and Pigeon Forge offer amusement parks, theaters, and museums, while downtown Knoxville sits just west along the interstate for urban museums and dining.

Who This Park Is Best For

This location suits road-trippers traversing Interstate 40 who prefer a rural basecamp over highway-adjacent truck stops. It appeals to travelers visiting the Smoky Mountains who want to avoid the congested interior of Pigeon Forge. Sightseers and hikers looking for a quiet rural retreat after exploring regional trails will find the Kodak area a practical staging ground for East Tennessee adventures.


Reviews

Gary Shapiro

August 29, 2025

One of our favorite parks. Quiet and straightforward…sites are gravel and grass. Management is very responsive. No amenities except a bath house (we didn’t use) but we like that since we don’t need any. Walk up the hill for a great mountain view.

Maria Brazil

July 24, 2025

Great stop for the night. Very quiet. Had an issue with my AC and the owner is a man who couldn't rest until he helped me solve my problem. Hats off! Wish I was here for the Blue Grass Festival

Middle Cross Ranch

July 18, 2025

Nice clean RV park with plenty of spots available. We came in with a large class A pusher and there was plenty of room for it and our toad. Full hookups and the price was fair, around $50. Easy on and off of the interstate. The highlight for us was the quietness of the place. It’s literally an old farm converted to an RV park, which we thought was awesome! Would definitely stay again.

Doug Goolsby

July 08, 2025

I would give zero.. But I guess they are Actually there.. When you arrive to find out it has NO Amenities, Not even a Picnic table. No trees, You are truly in a Barn Lot. I informed them we were leaving as they had no amenities, They said Good Luck.. I Asked several times to refund the Charge but they would not even respond to my emails. I Understand a NO Show.. But we were ON SITE The WHOLE PARK Had 3 or 4 RVS ..They did NOT loose a spot because we did not show. Geeze there is 1000s of RV Sites in the Smokies.. Do your selves a favor PICK ONE.

Matthew Martin

April 30, 2025

Stayed here April 28-May 1, 2025. Low density, quiet, our spot was gravel 50A Pull-Thru FHU and a bit un-level. Excellent location for us and no fuss in the campground. Thoroughly enjoyed the peacefulness of it and the weather cooperated nicely.