Campground rules
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The Tennessee Whiskey Trailhead and Welcome Center staff is your point of contact for any questions related to booking a campsite. The campground is intended for self-sufficient campers only. Our staff will not assist with any onsite tasks like setup, teardown, dumping, or any other on-site services.
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Guests must be signed up for the Moore County Emergency Alert System. The Lynchburg Campground is in a flood zone along the Mulberry Creek, and it is critical that in a rain event, campers are weather alert.
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The online booking schedule supercedes any other booking method. If you have booked with the courthouse, it is critical that you call the Tennessee Whiskey Trailhead and Welcome Center to ensure that your slot is placed on the schedule.
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Leave no trace. All trash should be dumped in the trash receptacles. If you leave a mess, you may be fined and/or banned from using the campground in the future.
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Only 1 unit per site.
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Speed limit no faster than 5 MPH.
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Quiet hours are between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM.
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No littering or unruly behavior
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Must clean up after pets and keep them in control at all times.
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Guests are responsible for any damage to their sites.
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This property is not responsible for any lost or stolen articles or personal injury or damage from any cause.
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This property is privately owned, and we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone as deemed necessary. Violation of any rule or state law is grounds for dismissal from the park without a refund.
upcoming blackout dates
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June 26-27, 2026 (Lynchburg Frontier Days)
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October 7-12, 2026 (The Jack BBQ)


