Amenities

Picnic Table
Fires
Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash
Showers

Activities

Biking
Hiking
Paddling
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Beach
Forest
River
Creek

About this space

Low Meadow Farms (formerly Brown Bike Farms) is a serene four-acre meadow bordered by Burnett Creek. The campground is an easy distance to Downtown Knoxville and an even easier access to all that South Knox's Urban Wilderness has to offer. It uniquely offers a hint of backcountry camping without the 25-mile hike in. It is a great way to test the waters for primitive camping or an easy stop clos...

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Reviews • 786

★★★★★ (786 reviews)
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Jonathan H.
☆☆☆☆☆
Apr 2025

Really nice place really private I recommend it really nice people

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Joshua B.
☆☆☆☆☆
Apr 2025

If you like true primitive camping then this is a place you’ll like. They do have a toilet and if you don’t like to dip water out of the creek then they have a water faucet behind the wood pile...

AI Review Summary

Overall, this campsite offers a serene and well-maintained environment, perfect for those seeking a peaceful getaway. Reviewers consistently praise the spacious and private sites, as well as the cleanliness of the facilities, particularly the porta-potty. However, some campers noted issues with tall grass and limited amenities, which could detract from the experience. Despite these minor drawbacks, the friendly staff and beautiful natural surroundings make it a highly recommended destination for campers.

Highlights
  • Spacious and private campsites
  • Clean and well-maintained porta-potty
  • Beautiful and peaceful location near a creek
  • Friendly and accommodating staff
  • Quiet atmosphere, ideal for relaxation
  • Close proximity to town and biking trails
  • Well-kept grounds with lovely natural surroundings
Considerations
  • Some areas of the campground had tall grass and poison ivy
  • Only one porta-potty for the entire campground
  • Occasional maintenance issues noted by some campers
  • Ground can be soft and muddy after rain
  • Limited amenities compared to larger campgrounds