Bigfoot Adventure TN

Disc Golf

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Disc Golf at Bigfoot Adventure

A Scenic 9-Hole Course on the Cumberland Plateau

There’s nothing better than enjoying the outdoors with family and friends — and disc golf is the perfect way to do it. At Bigfoot Adventure, our 9-hole disc golf course winds through forests, fields, and bluff views, giving players a beautiful backdrop along with a fun challenge. No heavy clubs or golf carts needed — just grab a few discs and your competitive spirit.

The course is open to the public from 9 AM to 5 PM daily with a modest $5 fee per party, which helps support our conservation easement. Campground guests play for free!

Rates:

Campground Guests: Free (included with your stay)

Public Access: $5 per party (supports conservation easement)

Disc Rentals: $5 per set/day
Unreturned discs charged $10 each

📍 Course Hours: 9 AM – 5 PM Daily

Course Rules

To keep the game fun and safe for everyone:

  • All tee throws must be made from within designated tee areas.

  • The player farthest from the basket throws first.

  • Always wait until the fairway is clear before throwing.

  • Lowest score on the previous hole tees off first on the next.

  • Throws after the tee shot must be within one foot of where the disc landed.

  • No jumping or falling putts within 10 meters (33 ft) of the basket.

  • Discs must land in the basket or chains to complete a hole (resting on top doesn’t count).

  • Out of bounds (roads, parking lots, fences, water) results in a 1-throw penalty.

Above all, disc golf is a game of etiquette and honor. Be courteous to other players, stand quietly during throws, and respect everyone on the course.

What is Disc Golf?

  • Disc golf is played much like traditional golf but with a twist:

  • Throw discs instead of hitting golf balls.

  • Aim for metal baskets instead of holes in the ground.

  • The winner is the player with the fewest throws after completing the course.

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Discing on the Mountain

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Camp Big at Bigfoot Adventure

Good Sam Members Welcome

Escape to the Southern Cumberland Plateau and discover one of Tennessee’s most scenic campgrounds. At Bigfoot Adventure, you’ll find:

  • Spacious pull-through RV sites with 30/50 AMP hookups

  • Tent-friendly spots across 500 acres of forests, fields, and bluffs

  • Clean bathhouse, hot showers, and dump station

  • On-site activities: zipline, disc golf, fishing, and hiking trails

  • Shuttle rides to concerts at The Caverns

Whether you’re a road-tripping family, a snowbird chasing the seasons, or just need a weekend in the mountains—Bigfoot Adventure is your perfect camping stop.

Call (931) 592-6834 or book online today and make Bigfoot Adventure part of your journey.

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Why Camp with us?

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  • Illustration of various rustic fire rings made of rocks and metal, arranged in a circle, with the text "Rustic Fire Rings" above them.

  • Illustration of a campfire with flames and logs, with the text "Firewood Available for Purchase" below.

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Banned Items

For the safety of our guests and the protection of our forest, Bigfoot Adventure does not allow outside alcohol, illegal substances, fireworks, firearms, drones, or out-of-state firewood. Bringing firewood from other regions risks introducing harmful pests and diseases — please purchase your firewood locally to help preserve the beauty of the South Cumberland Plateau.

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