DAYTON, TN ATTRACTIONS
Things to Do
- Fishing – Dayton TN is the NEW Bass Fishing Capitol fishdayton.com. Wanting to fish but not sure where to start? Seeking an edge on these waters? Ask about our Professional Fishing Guide, Capt. Billy Joe Wheat!
- Swimming – Enjoy fun on Lake Chickamauga
- Geocaching
- Golf
- Hiking
Tennessee River Sandhill Crane Tour
Join professional nature photographer Mike Ramy on a guided tour of the Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge where the migratory flight path of the Sandhill Crane can be observed.
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Local Resources
- Nearby Restaurants
- Nearby Shops – While we are out in the country where it’s quiet, Wal-Mart, Lowe’s and nice restaurants are only 10 minutes away. You can view a Google map of our Dayton RV Park location. Directions
Blue Water Resort Events
Stay tuned for upcoming events!
The Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge
The Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge is 6,000 acres (2,500 acres land and 3,500 acres water [Hiwassee River]) located on Chickamauga Lake at the confluence of the Hiwassee River with the Tennessee River.
The Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge is located about 15 minutes from the Blue Water Resort property off of HWY 60.
Read about Ponds & Plants, a Dayton business that is “part pet store, part zoo, part playground, part wildlife refuge and part sculpture garden”.
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TESTIMONIALS
We recently stayed at Bluewater Campground for about ten days and absolutely loved it. I had arranged ahead of time with the Campground Manager that twelve motorhomes would be in my group! We also wanted to be together in a group since some are handicapped. Everything was perfect! The views, hospitality, all the ammenities were great! Treat your self and try this little piece of Paridise tucked away in a wonderful little town! Tell them Muffin sent you!
Brilorna on TripAdvisorThis is a great place to stage your motorcycle tour of the Trail of Tears, Fall Creek Falls, Tale of the Dragon, Cherohala Skyway and the Smoky Mountain area. Clean, quiet, and convenient. Dayton, TN is a nice little town with a lot of historical significance, some good restaurants, antique and gift stores without typical tourist traps. Pretty and scenic!
- Lois EltzOne of the nicest campgrounds we've had the pleasure of staying in the last three years. Everything about this place is nice from the grounds, restrooms and laundry, to the great people that own and run this place. Can't say enough good things about staying here. That said, the road leading to the campground is tad intimidating, but once you're here you'll be glad you made the choice. As an aside, the fishing is excellent as well.
- David Corbett