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Lazy Acres RV Park
Overview
Lazy Acres RV Park offers a peaceful, family-owned atmosphere for travelers looking for a comfortable home base in East Tennessee. Unlike larger corporate resorts, this park focuses on providing a quiet retreat with a friendly, welcoming environment. It is well-suited for those who appreciate a simpler, more relaxed pace of life while still enjoying modern conveniences and a sense of community among fellow travelers.
Location & Surroundings
Located in Lenoir City, often called the Loudon County Gateway, the park is tucked away from the noise of major highways while remaining easily accessible. The landscape features rolling hills and mature trees, offering a sense of privacy and shade. Travelers benefit from being positioned near the intersection of I-75 and I-40, making it a strategic stopover for those navigating the Tennessee valley or heading toward the Appalachian highlands.
Amenities & Park Features
The park provides essential comforts designed for a stress-free stay. Guests can expect full hookups with 30 and 50-amp service at every site to accommodate modern rigs. The grounds are well-maintained with level gravel pads and include access to clean laundry facilities and private bathhouses. The park is pet-friendly, and many sites offer enough space for slide-outs and outdoor seating to enjoy the natural wooded scenery surrounding the property.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do within a short drive of the park. The property is situated near Fort Loudoun Lake, which is perfect for fishing, boating, and lakeside picnics. For a mix of culture, shopping, and dining, downtown Knoxville is less than 30 minutes away. Additionally, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is close enough for a day trip, allowing guests to explore world-class hiking trails and scenic overlooks within an hour's drive.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for extended-stay travelers and retirees seeking a stable, quiet community rather than a high-activity resort. Because of its proximity to major transit routes, it also serves as an excellent layover for cross-country road trippers. If you prefer a low-key environment without the bustle of high-traffic tourist traps, Lazy Acres provides the perfect balance of seclusion and regional accessibility.
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User Reviews
Michael Friedmann
A great family owned park. Very conscientious and caring owners. The park is very quiet and well maintained. I would recommend this park to anyone needing a great place to stay near the Smokey Mountains and Knoxville area.
M Evans
Carol was very responsive. When we first got here there was a problem with the shower in the men’s room. It was fixed the next day! Bathrooms were clean and spacious. Can hear a little highway noise, but not bad. The residents we came in contact with were very nice. The only real “problem” I had was that they need to keep up with the mowing better. The grass was quite overgrown, even in the firebox. And the area under the table was packed with grass clippings. I tried to blow it with a small blower but it was too packed and stuck to the concrete. Would be nice if they cleaned the site better before renting it out. But this aside, we had a very nice stay and enjoyed the location. Oh, one more little thing, the amount of speed bumps to get to the office were rather annoying. But I’m sure it’s because people can’t drive slowly without them! Update: they came out mowed today, apologizing that the mower had broken down. Like I said before, they are very nice here and attentive. Definitely a place I’d come back to. They even gave me a refund for 1 night even though it wasn’t necessary. ❤️ Thank you ❤️
David Mckellips
This is a monthly park, with occasional openings for people passing thru with a nicely kept laundry room. The park is quiet, as the residents are mostly older, even tho children ride occasionally around the park. Because of its size, it allows enough room for a nice walk with your dogs. The staff is kind and very friendly. The park is well maintained and has small trees. The debris boxes are emptied regularly and never overflow. Its just far enough from town and roads not to hear any noise.
Jake Hoffman
I had an incredible stay at LAZY ACRES RV Park. I travel for work, this 5 month stay was probably my favorite to date. My site #24 had a great view of the Sunrise and a goat field. Site was level and easy to get into. Bathrooms were clean, laundry room was nice (I primarily use my own washer/dryer). The entire campground was very clean, quiet, long term tenants were very polite and sociable. Pricing was great, I'm not one of a pool, playground, etc. so I'm always happy to not have to pay for that. 10/10 Stay. Carol and Staff - I read poor reviews, but I NEVER had an issue. Carol was great in every interaction. The staff kept in touch and reached out with any issues or abnormal billing prior to sending me a statement.
Brittany Kopf
Poor communication and then unresponsive – A disappointing experience Our experience with Lazy Acres RV Park was defined by poor communication and a lack of professionalism. We first called on 12/18 and spoke with Carol, following up with an email the same day. While we didn’t formally request a reservation until 12/28, we had already established contact. On 12/30, we received a response stating they would follow up after the new year. That follow-up never came. After weeks of silence, we sent follow-up emails on 1/15 and 1/21. Only then did they respond, requesting basic information, which we promptly provided. Between 1/21 and 1/22, there was some back and forth regarding our reservation as well as our rescue shepherd mix, to which we answered all inquiries, including providing three photos of said rescue mix as requested on 1/22. After that, communication abruptly ceased. There was no decision, no additional questions, and no response from Carol—just complete silence. We understand that they may have been assessing whether our dog posed a liability, and we respect that process. However, the way it was handled was completely unprofessional. If they were unwilling to accommodate us for whatever reason, a simple, timely response would have been more appropriate instead of wasting more than six weeks of our time. Given this experience, we are inclined to believe there is a reason Lazy Acres is less than half the cost of most other RV parks in the area. However, even at that price, the lack of professionalism and responsiveness makes it simply not worth the hassle. If you value clear communication and reliable service, we strongly recommend booking elsewhere.