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Four seasons campground

$45/night

$300/week

$695/night

Why Four Seasons campground?

Four Seasons Campground is the easy, convenient RV stopover in East Tennessee, just off I-40 at Exit 356 in Kingston. Pull through, hook up and settle in with free Wi-Fi. You’ll find clean showers, on-site laundry, and straightforward access that makes arrival and departure a breeze. We’re minutes from Knoxville and Oak Ridge—ideal for overnight travelers, work crews, or anyone who wants a no-hassle base close to shopping, historic sites, and the area’s lakes and rivers.

Things To Do:

Fort Southwest Point

This historic fort (constructed ~1797) overlooks the confluence of the Tennessee River and Clinch River and is part of the local heritage.

Outdoor Recreation on the Waterfront & Trails

The region offers lots of natural-beauty options: over 700 miles of shoreline in the county, trails, boating, etc. Perfect if you want a break from urban stuff, maybe a picnic by the lake or a boat ride.

Stroll Through Historic Downtown & Local Sites

You’ll find historic buildings like the Old Roane County Courthouse (built 1850s) in downtown Kingston. Good for a relaxed afternoon, exploring shops or cafes and taking in the town’s character.

Check Out Local Events & Festivals

The town has upcoming events listed, from car shows to markets. If you time your visit right, you might catch a fun local event.

Watts Bar Lake

A large lake offering boat rides, fishing, swimming, or just relaxing by the water. Gorgeous natural scenery, especially around sunset; you’ll get a calm-water break from town.

Old Roane County  Courthouse (Historic Downtown Walking)

This is the historic courthouse building from the 1850s, offering a peek into local history and architecture.

Rose Bailey Lake

A smaller lake/trail spot listed among top attractions in the region.

Guided Exploration & Visitor Info via Roane County Tourism &  Visitors Bureau

The local tourism bureau highlights that the county offers “60 miles of trails and 700 miles of shoreline”. If you’re up for exploring more off-beat trails, hidden coves, historical sites, they’ll have maps/info.