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Fishing
Douglas Lake provides fishermen with the hefty catches of
Sauger, (Feb-March) in the river from Hwy 25 bridge upstream. Largemouth, (April-May), Crappie, (Usually March-May) A honeycomb of wide, shallow embayments attract the crappie in huge numbers during the
spring spawning season, occasionally earlier. Excellent fishing. White Bass, (Feb-March), mid April in the headwaters. Bluegill, (April-Oct.
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Boating
The Tennessee River system, with its many reservoirs, offers area residents unsurpassed boating opportunities.
All types of watercraft, from canoes to cruisers, can be seen on the water throughout the
boating season.
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Campground Information
Daily camping fees
Sites with hookups: $16
Sites without hookups: $12
TVA Campgrounds
2004 opening and closing dates
For additional information, please call the numbers
listed with each location.
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- Cherokee Reservoir, Cherokee Dam Campground, April 12– October 15 (423-587-5604)
- Douglas Reservoir, Douglas Dam Headwater Campground, March 15– November 30 (423-587-5600)
- Douglas Reservoir, Douglas Dam Tailwater Campground, March 15 – November 30 (423-587-5600)
- Foster Falls, Foster Falls Campground, April 6 – November 15 (423-697-6006)
- Melton Hill Reservoir, Melton Hill Dam Campground, open year-round (865-988-2440)
- Norris Reservoir, Loyston Point Campground, March 22– October 28 (865-632-1539)
- Normandy Reservoir, Barton Springs Campground, March 29 – October 15 (256-386-3442)
- Pickwick Reservoir, Pickwick Dam Tailwater Campground, open year-round (256-386-2228)
- Watauga Reservoir, Watauga Dam Tailwater Campground, April 15 – October 15 (423-239-2000)
- Wheeler Reservoir, Mallard Creek Campground, March 22 – November 4 (256-386-2560)
- Wilson Reservoir, Wilson Dam – Lower Rockpile Campground, open year-round (256-386-2228)
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