Savage Gulf Village · Altamont, Tennessee
Furnished cabin stays, RV second-home sites, tiny homes on wheels, remote work, and longer seasonal stays near Savage Gulf State Park.
Greeter Falls — one of three waterfalls less than half a mile from Savage Gulf Village.
The idea
More Than a Campsite. A Second Home in the Woods.
Some people own an RV and spend more time storing it than using it. Others love the idea of a cabin in the woods but do not want to buy property, manage upkeep, or commit to a single spot on a map.
Savage Gulf Village sits between those two ideas, offering a place to keep your rig set up, settle into a furnished cabin, or find a tiny home that fits — all in the same wooded corner of the Cumberland Plateau.
Savage Gulf Village is built around a simpler idea: keep a second home in nature ready for you to return to.
Leave your RV set up for a season and stop hauling it back and forth. Settle into a furnished cabin with Wi-Fi and work from the woods. Or explore whether a tiny home on wheels could have a home here.
Ways to stay
Choose the Kind of Second Place That Fits You
Deluxe Furnished Cabin
Six deluxe cabins in Area F for longer stays, remote work, and quiet retreats—with private bathrooms and dedicated high-speed Wi-Fi.
$375 per week · $750 every two weeks · utilities separate
Extra-Long FHU Pull-Through RV Site
Seven premium pull-through sites, numbers 80–86, built for larger rigs and longer stays with full hookups, 30/50-amp service, and Area F Wi-Fi.
$275 per week · $550 every two weeks · utilities separate
Wooded Gravel RV Site
Six varied Area E sites, numbers 73–78, ranging from smaller gravel spaces to larger or better-access configurations in a quieter wooded setting.
$175–$200 per week · paid every two weeks · utilities separate
Tiny Home on Wheels
Six varied Area E sites, numbers 73–78, ranging from smaller gravel spaces to larger or better-access configurations in a quieter wooded setting.
$175–$200 per week · paid every two weeks · utilities separate
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Remote work
Your Office Can Be in the Woods.
Leave the traffic behind without leaving your work behind. Our six deluxe cabins in Area F come with dedicated high-speed Wi-Fi built for real workdays, not just checking email.
Work from the cabin, take your coffee on the porch, and trade the commute for waterfalls and trails on the Cumberland Plateau. When the laptop closes, the woods are already right outside.
A second home for your RV
Stop Storing Your RV. Start Using It.
Your RV does not have to travel constantly to earn its keep. It can be your cabin in the woods, your weekend retreat, and your seasonal escape—set up and ready whenever you are.
Seven extra-long pull-throughs in Area F sit surrounded by trees. Leave the rig set up for the season and come back to it whenever the woods call.
Outside your door
Waterfalls, Trails, Swimming Holes, and the Wild Beauty of Savage Gulf.
Longer stays change how you experience a place. Hike after work, visit waterfalls on quiet weekdays, and spend a whole season discovering the trails, overlooks, swimming holes, and mountain communities around Savage Gulf.
Greeter Falls Waterfall & Hikers
Blue Hole Swimming Area
Make Savage Gulf Village Your Second Home in Nature.
Explore furnished cabins, extended-stay RV sites, tiny homes on wheels, and the freedom to spend more time in the woods.