State Park

Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park

Cumberland County, Tennessee
Status
Status not posted
Entrance fee
Not posted
Day-use reservations
None mentioned
Dogs
Dogs allowed
Camping
Yes
Official site
reserve.tnstateparks.com(423) 533-2928

Official page last checked Oct 29, 2026. How we keep this current

Overview

Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park is a park in Cumberland County, about 11 miles south of Crossville.

Things to do include hiking. For overnight stays there are 2 camping areas (tent sites and primitive or hike-in sites).

Hours

Park, gate, office and facility hours are listed separately because they often differ. Alerts above override normal hours.

FacilityDaysHoursSeason
CampgroundPlease note that check-in time for camping is 4:00 pm (CT) and check-out time is 12:00 pm (CT). Quiet Hours are between the hours of 10:00 pm and 6:00 am.
Official wording

Please note that check-in time for camping is 4:00 pm (CT) and check-out time is 12:00 pm (CT). Quiet Hours are between the hours of 10:00 pm and 6:00 am.

Source: official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Times are local to the park (America/Chicago).

Reservations

Day use
No day-use reservation requirement mentioned
Booking system
Tennessee State Parks reservation site (itinio platform) for camping, cabins, shelters, programs; some lodges/cabins via reseze.net; golf via foreUP
Phone
1-888-867-2757 (888-TNPARKS)

Check availability and book

We link to the official booking system rather than showing live availability, which changes minute to minute.

Pets

Dogs allowed

Dogs/pets must be leashed and under physical control at all times.

Service animals are generally permitted where pets are not. Check with the park for specific areas.

Camping

Campground or site typeSitesHookups / featuresPrice
Laurel Snow Campsites——
Richland Creek Campsites——
Camping details from the park

Whether you are on a short weekend adventure or a long through-hike, the Cumberland Trail offers hikers the opportunity to camp overnight in the backcountry. There are two camping areas within the Laurel Snow State Natural Area with 8 backcountry campsites.

From the official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Site counts and prices can change; confirm when booking.

Things to do

CampingHiking

Trails

TrailLengthDifficultyNotes
Piney Falls Trail0.6 miModerateNo dogsHikeNatural surface
(10) Cumberland Trail - Brady Mountain Section8.65 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(11) Cumberland Trail - Hinch Mountain Section15.2 miHardHikeNatural surface
(12) Cumberland Trail - Stinging Fork Section5.9 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(13) Cumberland Trail - Piney River Section12.05 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(14) Cumberland Trail - Laurel-Snow Section5.35 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(15) Cumberland Trail - Graysville Mountain Section8.9 mi—HikeNatural surface
(16) Cumberland Trail - McGill Creek Section2.3 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(17) Cumberland Trail - Rock Creek Section4.8 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(18) Cumberland Trail - Possum Creek Section8.2 miModerateHikeNatural surface
(19) Cumberland Trail - Soddy Creek Section15.6 miHardHikeNatural surface
(20) Cumberland Trail - North Chickamauga Section16.35 miModerateStatus: partial closure. North Chickamauga Creek Gorge State Park is home to approximately 16.35 miles of the Cumberland Trail. The main portion of this trail, located in the park, runs from the Montlake Road Trailhead to the Barker Camp Trailhead. There are multiple sandstone bluffs and outstanding views of ridges throughout the park. Visitors can hike next to the bottom of several cliffs along the Cumberland Trail and view the cliffs on the Flipper Bend side of the park.HikeNatural surface
(21) Cumberland Trail - Prentice Cooper Section13.7 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Below the Bluff Trail0.5 mi—HikeNatural surface
Big Soddy Park Access Trail0.7 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
(01) Cumberland Trail - Cumberland Gap Section2.6 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
(02) Cumberland Trail - Carr Gap Section12.9 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
(03) Cumberland Trail - Tank Springs North Section3.8 miHardNo dogsHikeNatural surface
(04) Cumberland Trail - North Cumberland WMA Section47.3 miHardStatus: partial closure. No dogsHikeNatural surface
(05) Cumberland Trail - Frozen Head Section9.05 miModerateNo dogsHikeNatural surface
(06) Cumberland Trail - Morgan County Visitor Center Section1.6 miModerateNo dogsHikeNatural surface
(07) Cumberland Trail - Obed Wild and Scenic River Section13.5 miHardNo dogsHikeNatural surface
(08) Cumberland Trail - Daddy's Creek Section14.3 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
(09) Cumberland Trail - Black Mountain Section10.5 miHardNo dogsHikeNatural surface
Black Mountain North Loop Trail0.78 miEasyHikeNatural surface
Black Mountain Paved Access Trail0.1 miEasyNo dogsHikePaved surface
Black Mountain South Loop Trail0.66 mi—HikeNatural surface
Buzzard Point Trail0.4 miEasyHikeNatural surface
Cumberland Trail - Wartburg Roadwalk Section0.72 mi—No dogsHikePaved surface
Daddy's Creek Access Trail0.15 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
Duskin Branch Trail5.5 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Falcon Warrior Trail0.6 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Keyes-Harrison Trail2.1 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Laurel Falls Trail1.3 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Leggett Loop Trail1.3 mi—No dogsHikeNatural surface
Leggett Point Trail0.25 miEasyNo dogsHikeNatural surface
Mullen's Cove Loop Trail10.2 miModerateTrail is located in Prentice Cooper State Forest and is not maintained by Tennessee State Parks.HikeNatural surface
Pot Point Loop Trail11.9 miHardTrail is located in Prentice Cooper State Forest and is not maintained by Tennessee State Parks.HikeNatural surface
Ritchie Hollow Trail2.1 miModerateTrail is located in Prentice Cooper State Forest and is not maintained by Tennessee State Parks.HikeNatural surface
Rock Creek Paved Accessible Trail0.25 miEasyNo dogsHikePaved surfaceAccessible
Rock Creek Trail2.3 miModerateNo dogsHikeNatural surface
Sarvis Access Trail1.6 miHardNo dogsHikeNatural surface
Selby Loop Trail2 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Sluder Road Access Trail0.4 miModerateNo dogsHikeNatural surface
Snow Falls Trail2.1 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Stinging Fork Falls Trail0.9 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Top of the Falls Trail0.15 miModerateHikeNatural surface
Twin Rocks Trail0.8 miModerateHikeNatural surface

Amenities

Facilities

  • Visitor center
  • Park or camp store

Camping

  • Tent camping
  • Primitive or backcountry camping

✓ listed by the park · ✕ the park says it is not available. Anything not shown here isn’t mentioned by the official source — that means unknown, not unavailable.

Getting there

Address
270 Glyph Parkway
Pikeville, TN 37367
Nearest town
Crossville — about 11 mi south (straight line)
Coordinates
35.7936, -85.0087
Phone
(423) 533-2928
Email
State.Parks@tn.gov

Google Maps directionsApple MapsOfficial park map (PDF)

Nearby state parks

Cumberland Mountain State Park
7.4 mi north (straight line)
Scott's Gulf Wilderness State Park
19.6 mi west (straight line)
Fall Creek Falls State Park
21.7 mi southwest (straight line)
Cherokee Trail of Tears State Park
26.6 mi south (straight line)
Fort Southwest Point State Historic Park
27.3 mi east (straight line)
Rock Island State Park
35.5 mi west (straight line)
Frozen Head State Park
36.3 mi northeast (straight line)
Burgess Falls State Park
36.9 mi northwest (straight line)

Sources and freshness

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