Welcome to Lost Corral Horse Camp, your gateway to the stunning Starr Mountain and Chestnut Mountain Horse Trails. Situated at the entrance to these captivating trails, this campground offers an exceptional equestrian experience amidst the pristine wilderness of Tennessee. It's not just a campsite; it's your launchpad to adventure.
Your Home in the Wilderness
As you arrive at Lost Corral, you'll be greeted by 20 spacious campsites, each designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. These sites are more than a place to pitch your tent; they're your home in the wilderness. You'll find a picnic table to savor your outdoor meals, a fire ring to gather around for stories and s'mores, a lantern post to keep the night at bay, and a designated horse hitching area (high line) to ensure your equine companions are secure and content.
Spacious and Welcoming
Each campsite easily accommodates up to five people and two vehicles, making it perfect for both intimate getaways and group adventures. The roomy, well-maintained grounds give you the space you need to relax and connect with nature. Whether you're an experienced camper or new to the outdoor scene, Lost Corral's welcoming ambiance promises a memorable stay.
Essential Amenities
Lost Corral is designed with your comfort in mind. It provides the essential amenities you need for a hassle-free camping experience. You'll have access to a public water supply to keep you hydrated and a vault toilet facility for your convenience. We understand that even in the heart of nature, certain comforts go a long way.
Discover the Starr Mountain Horse Trails
Lost Corral is more than a campground; it's the central hub for the Starr Mountain Horse Trails. This means your adventure begins the moment you step out of your campsite. The Starr Mountain and Chestnut Mountain Horse Trails are renowned for their scenic beauty and captivating terrain. Whether you're an experienced rider or a novice, these trails offer a variety of experiences, from leisurely rides to thrilling excursions.
Safety First: Food Storage
While you revel in the beauty of the Cherokee National Forest, it's essential to remember that you're in bear country. To ensure the safety of both visitors and wildlife, food storage restrictions apply in all areas of the forest. Be sure to store all your food and beverages in an approved bear-proof container, your locked vehicle, or a hard-sided camper at all times. This not only safeguards you but also contributes to preserving the natural habitat of the region.
Lost Corral Horse Camp is more than a place to camp; it's your ticket to an unforgettable equestrian adventure in Tennessee's wilderness. With well-equipped campsites and access to the mesmerizing Starr Mountain Horse Trails, it's where memories are made, stories unfold, and the great outdoors becomes your playground. So, pack your gear, saddle up, and embark on an incredible journey at Lost Corral Horse Camp.
Directions:
From Hwy. 64/411 intersection go north on 411 approximately 12 miles, turn right at the Gee Creek Campground sign. Go approximately 1 mile, turn left just past the State Park Office, cross the railroad tracks, campground is to the left.
Lost Corral Horse Camp offers the following facilities and amenities:
- Tent camping
- Camping trailer
- Picnic tables
- Toilets
- Drinking water
- Parking
- Fire ring
- Lantern post
- Horse hitching area (high line)
Cost Details:
- $15.00 for a single site (20 sites)
Policies:
- Food storage restrictions apply at all areas on the Cherokee National Forest. All food and beverages must be stored in an approved bear-proof container, your locked vehicle, or a hard-sided camper at all times unless eaten, prepared, or transported.
- Maximum of 5 people and 2 vehicles at each site.
If you want to discover and explore other campsites and horse trails, here are some of them that you may visit:
GEE CREEK WILDERNESS - Gee Creek to Iron Gap Loop via Chestnut Mountain Trail and Coffee Branc
CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST - Cooper Gap Trail (#119)
CUSTER STATE PARK - Bear Gulch Trail
HERMOSA, SOUTH DAKOTA - Spokane Ghost Town Trail
Lost Corral Horse Camp does not require reservations for overnight accommodations. Please visit their page here on Top Horse Trails - Lost Corral Horse Camp for more information.