About Us | Triple P Camping Retreat

3 Tiny Homes

1 bedroom plus a loft and pull out sofa bed - Sleeps 8 in each.

Original Cabin

2 bedrooms - 1.5 Bathrooms and full size laundry room - Sleeps 7.

5 RV Sites

5 sites with full hookups (50 Amp service, water and sewer)

Tent Camping

Nearly unlimited tent camping.

At Triple P Camping Retreat, you’ll find everything you need 400 acres of private Tennessee landscape.

The property features three fully furnished tiny homes, a charming original cabin, five full-hookup RV sites, and nearly unlimited tent-camping space.

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Triple P Amenities

Guests can enjoy 15 miles of private biking, hiking, and horseback trails, two stocked fishing ponds, and a large outdoor sports court for basketball and pickleball. At the heart of the property sits a spacious gathering pavilion complete with an outdoor kitchen, grills, full bathroom, and a cozy outdoor living room with a 75" TV and gas fire table—perfect for meals, meetings, or late-night hangouts. Add in the massive 6' x 6' wood-burning fire pit, wide-open fields for games, and total privacy with no neighbors in sight, and you’ve got the ideal setting for weddings, retreats, reunions, and group adventures of every kind.

Waterfront

WiFi

Free Parking

Washer

Dryer

Kitchen

Dedicated Workspace

Pets Allowed

Air Conditioning

Heating

Self Check-In

Things to note: If you will have more than a total of 31 persons in your reservation, please reach out to us prior to making your reservation and advise on the total number for your event.All vehicles, including off road vehicles must remain on the gravel roads at this property. You are responsible for any destruction of our trails caused by on or off-road vehicles.

Where We're Located

Located in the heart of Middle Tennessee, less than 2 hours from Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, Triple P Camping Retreat offers the perfect blend of peaceful seclusion and easy access to some of the region’s most breathtaking natural attractions. While you enjoy 400 private acres all to yourself, you're also just a short drive from iconic destinations like Fall Creek Falls State Park, Ozone Falls, Cummins Falls, Lost Creek Falls, and Scott’s Gulf Wilderness State Park. Whether you want to chase waterfalls, explore scenic hiking trails, discover hidden swimming holes, or enjoy the charm of nearby small towns, there’s no shortage of adventures waiting just beyond the property line. Triple P puts you right in the middle of Tennessee’s outdoor playground—making it easy to enjoy both the privacy of your own retreat and the beauty of everything around it.

Local Attractions

Discover the waterfalls, trails, and scenic destinations waiting just beyond Triple P in beautiful Middle Tennessee.

Fall Creek Falls State Park

This is the main attraction, known for its stunning waterfalls, including the namesake Fall Creek Falls, one of the highest in the eastern United States.

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Fall Creek Falls Riding Stables:

Offers horseback riding tours within the state park

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HIKING

Fall Creek Falls State Park has numerous hiking trails, including the Fall Creek Falls National Recreation Trail.

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WATERFALLS

Besides Fall Creek Falls, explore Piney Creek Falls, Cane Creek Falls, and Cane Creek Cascades, all located within the park.

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Burgess Falls State Park:

Located near Sparta, this park features beautiful waterfalls and hiking trails.

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Rock Island State Park:

Offers opportunities for water activities, hiking, and exploring the natural beauty of the area.

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The Dead Zero Shooting Park:

A shooting range offering recreational shooting.

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Cumberland Caverns:

Located in McMinnville offering cave tours.

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Cumberland Mountain State Park:

Located in Crossville offering a variety of outdoor activities.

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Cumberland County Playhouse:

Located in Crossville, offering theatrical performances.

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Tennessee Legend Distillery:

Located in Cookeville

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Chattanooga:

While further away, cities like Chattanooga offer attractions like the Tennessee Aquarium, Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, Rock City, and the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum.

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