FULL THROTTLE RV PARK
Full Throttle Campground
TWIN ARCHES
The Twin Arches are generally considered the most impressive rock arches in the eastern United States. They consist of the North Arch which is 62’ high with an arch clearance of 51’, and the South Arch which is 103’ high with a clearance of 70’. The trail to the Twin Arches is a .7 mile walk. From there you can follow the loop to Charit Creek Lodge. The Twin Arches Loop is 4.6 miles long. https://www.nps.gov/biso/planyourvisit/twinarchlt.htmHISTORIC SCOTT COUNTY JAIL
The Historic Scott County Jail was built in 1904, and is on the National Register of Historic Places and is located in Huntsville, TN. It now provides tours for the public and even has openings for private paranormal tours. https://www.historicscottcojail.com/
Attractions Nearby
Some of the earliest settlers of Scott County arrived in the late stages of the 18th century; approximately in the neighborhood of 1778. They cultivated and established their farmland around the New River and its tributaries. The beautiful area we all know and love as Scott County was known as North Carolina then. Today, Scott County has much more to offer; such as, Twin Arches, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Leatherwood Ford, Historic Scott County jail, and Angel Falls overlook just to name a few!
12155 Brimstone Road, Robbins, TN 37852-4927
Full Throttle is a privately owned campground that is not affiliated with Brimstone Recreation. We not do not sell riding permits, but they can
be purchased at Brimstone Recreation or online @ https://www.brimstonerecreation.com/plan-your-adventure/riding-permits/
Permits to ride TWRA, North Cumberland WMA can be purchased online @ https://www.gooutdoorstennessee.com
BRUSHY MOUNTAIN STATE PENITENTARY
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary was Tennessee’s first maximum-security prison located in a remote section of the Cumberland Plateau. It housed the state’s most violent prisoners, with some having sentences of over 200 years. It was established in 1896 and operated until 2009. Tours are now provided to view the prison. https://tourbrushy.com/
Photo credit: Kristy Sumner, Historic Scott County Jail
Photo courtesty of Brushy Mountain State Penitentiay
Facebook page.
BIG SOUTH FORK NATIONAL RIVER &
RECREATION AREA
This is the “big wilderness” destination—gorges, overlooks, rivers, arches, swimming holes, hiking, horseback, and some of the most scenic terrain in the region. Many guests will recognize the name and want to check it off their list. • Quick access point near you: Burnt Mill Bridge River Access is one of the common “gateway” areas for swimming holes/hikes on the southern end.
CHEROKEE CAVERNS (KNOXVILLE, TN
AREA)
A classic cave experience—cool temps year-round, underground formations, guided tour vibes. Great “bad weather” option or a break from riding for mixed-age groups.
OZONE FALLS (CRAB ORCHARD/
ROCKWOOD AREA)
One of Tennessee’s most iconic roadside waterfalls—massive drop, dramatic rock amphitheater, and a quick way to get “big payoff” views without spending all day hiking. Great for photos. (Use caution near wet rock/edges.)
DEVIL’S RACE TRACK TRAIL
(CARYVILLE, TN / COVE LAKE
AREA)
A popular hike known for a scenic overlook and a rugged “adventure” feel. It’s in the Caryville/Cove Lake area (near I- 75), so it’s an easy add-on if guests are passing through that corridor or want waterfalls + views.
HISTORIC RUGBY (RUGBY, TN)
A beautifully preserved Victorian-era historic village—quiet, charming, and totally different energy than trail riding. Think guided history, old buildings, walking paths, and a relaxing afternoon reset for groups.
TWIN ARCHES
The Twin Arches are generally considered the most impressive rock arches in the eastern United States. They consist of the North Arch which is 62’ high with an arch clearance of 51’, and the South Arch which is 103’ high with a clearance of 70’. The trail to the Twin Arches is a .7 mile walk. From there you can follow the loop to Charit Creek Lodge. The Twin Arches Loop is 4.6 miles long. https://www.nps.gov/biso/planyourvisit/twinarc hlt.htmHISTORIC SCOTT COUNTY
JAIL
The Historic Scott County Jail was built in 1904, and is on the National Register of Historic Places and is located in Huntsville, TN. It now provides tours for the public and even has openings for private paranormal tours. https://www.historicscottcojail.com/
Attractions Nearby
Some of the earliest settlers of Scott County arrived in the late stages of the 18th century; approximately in the neighborhood of 1778. They cultivated and established their farmland around the New River and its tributaries. The beautiful area we all know and love as Scott County was known as North Carolina then. Today, Scott County has much more to offer; such as, Twin Arches, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Leatherwood Ford, Historic Scott County jail, and Angel Falls overlook just to name a few!
BRUSHY MOUNTAIN
STATE PENITENTARY
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary was Tennessee’s first maximum-security prison located in a remote section of the Cumberland Plateau. It housed the state’s most violent prisoners, with some having sentences of over 200 years. It was established in 1896 and operated until 2009. Tours are now provided to view the prison. https://tourbrushy.com/
Photo credit: Kristy Sumner, Historic Scott County Jail
Photo courtesty of Brushy Mountain State Penitentiay
Facebook page.
FULL THROTTLE RV PARK
12155 Brimstone Road, Robbins, TN 37852-4927
Full Throttle is a privately owned campground that is
not affiliated with Brimstone Recreation. We not do
not sell riding permits, but they can be purchased at
Brimstone Recreation or online @
https://www.brimstonerecreation.com/plan-your-
adventure/riding-permits/
Permits to ride TWRA, North Cumberland WMA can
be purchased online @
https://www.gooutdoorstennessee.com
BIG SOUTH FORK
NATIONAL RIVER &
RECREATION AREA
This is the “big wilderness” destination—gorges, overlooks, rivers, arches, swimming holes, hiking, horseback, and some of the most scenic terrain in the region. Many guests will recognize the name and want to check it off their list. • Quick access point near you: Burnt Mill Bridge River Access is one of the common “gateway” areas for swimming holes/hikes on the southern end.
CHEROKEE CAVERNS
(KNOXVILLE, TN AREA)
A classic cave experience—cool temps year- round, underground formations, guided tour vibes. Great “bad weather” option or a break from riding for mixed-age groups.
OZONE FALLS (CRAB
ORCHARD/ ROCKWOOD
AREA)
One of Tennessee’s most iconic roadside waterfalls—massive drop, dramatic rock amphitheater, and a quick way to get “big payoff” views without spending all day hiking. Great for photos. (Use caution near wet rock/edges.)
DEVIL’S RACE TRACK
TRAIL (CARYVILLE, TN /
COVE LAKE AREA)
A popular hike known for a scenic overlook and a rugged “adventure” feel. It’s in the Caryville/Cove Lake area (near I-75), so it’s an easy add-on if guests are passing through that corridor or want waterfalls + views.
HISTORIC RUGBY
(RUGBY, TN)
A beautifully preserved Victorian-era historic village—quiet, charming, and totally different energy than trail riding. Think guided history, old buildings, walking paths, and a relaxing afternoon reset for groups.
FULL THROTTLE
CAMPGROUND
