| Elk Harbor Lakeside RV Park is more than just a campground. Along with being only 3 miles from the Cumberland TVA power plant (which is on the Cumberland River), our RV Park is in the center of a fishing and hunting paradise. |
| The Elk Reservoir boat ramp is located 4/10 of a mile away. For those who prefer the Cumberland River, the river launch ramp is less than 2 miles away from our park. |
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Elk Harbor Lakeside RV Park
We are located on the Elk Reservoir, which is a part of the Cross Creeks National Wildlife
Refuge consisting of 8,862 acres of open water (lakes & ponds), marsh, cropland and
woodlands that support an abundant wildlife population.
Refuge consisting of 8,862 acres of open water (lakes & ponds), marsh, cropland and
woodlands that support an abundant wildlife population.
| OLD GLORY FLYING PROUDLY OVER ELK HARBOR LAKESIDE RV PARK |
| Whatever your outdoor passion; Elk Harbor Lakeside RV Park is a place you'll call... Home away from Home. |
| 1572 Cumberland City Rd. Cumberland City, TN 37050 ph: 931-827-4096 elkharborlakeside@yahoo.com |
| Copyright 2008 Elk Harbor Lakeside RV Park, Inc. All rights reserved. |
FREE WIRELESS INTERNET & PROPANE SALES
Elk Harbor RV Park is a Sportman's Paradise. Whether you cast a line into the clear, blue waters of Elk
Harbor's 500 acre lake, going after that trophy large mouth, striper, crappie, bluegill or catfish. Or if you're a
hunter; deer, turkey, canadian geese, and squirrel may be hunted on the refuge during specific hunting seasons.
(See refuge hunting brochures for specific information).
Many of our Guests come simply to relax under our huge shade trees, while watching the deer and wild turkey
graze.
If you're a bird-watcher, you'll spend hours enjoying the dozens of different migrant birds that the refuge hosts.
Harbor's 500 acre lake, going after that trophy large mouth, striper, crappie, bluegill or catfish. Or if you're a
hunter; deer, turkey, canadian geese, and squirrel may be hunted on the refuge during specific hunting seasons.
(See refuge hunting brochures for specific information).
Many of our Guests come simply to relax under our huge shade trees, while watching the deer and wild turkey
graze.
If you're a bird-watcher, you'll spend hours enjoying the dozens of different migrant birds that the refuge hosts.
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