RV Park & Cabins
Most places have a haunted house. We have a Sasquatch. Halloween falls on a Saturday, October 31, 2026, which makes it one of the best fall camping weekends of the year — and Sasquatch Farm is the perfect spot to spend it, with 130 acres of woods, bluffs, and lakes and a campfire that never seems to run out of stories. #SquatchyStyle #SasquatchFarm #HalloweenInBigfootCountry
What's happening nearby on Halloween
Over in Jasper, the Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree 5K Fun Run and Walk is listed for Saturday, October 31 at Courthouse Square. It's a small-town, family-friendly way to spend Halloween, and it's roughly 20 minutes from the farm. Start times and registration details are on the event listing, so check there before you plan your day. Other local Halloween plans may be announced closer to the date, so it's worth calling the office at (423) 919-9852 to ask what's happening closest to your dates.
Why camp instead of staying in town
A hotel can't give you a dark sky, a fire ring, and a trail cam that has caught something nobody can explain. Here's what you get at the farm:
- Full hookup RV sites with room for big rigs, plus Nordic cabins if you'd rather not tow
- Fire rings, so Halloween night means s'mores instead of fluorescent lights
- 5+ miles of hiking and mountain biking trails with bluff views, great for a spooky-quiet morning walk
- Piggy's Store for camp snacks and s'mores supplies
- Fiber Wi-Fi and free laundry if the weekend turns into a longer stay
See availability on our RV sites & camping page or browse the Cabins & Spa page.
Fall color is right on time
The third and fourth weeks of October are typically the most reliable window for color on the Cumberland Plateau, so a Halloween-weekend trip often catches the end of peak foliage. Pair a morning hike with an afternoon at Foster Falls (about 20 minutes away) or a paddle on Nickajack Lake, then head back for a campfire. If it rains, the Lodge Museum of Cast Iron in South Pittsburg makes a good indoor stop.
Bigfoot-themed Halloween ideas for the whole family
- Go as the legend. A flannel, a loose brown hoodie, and a pair of big foam feet will win any campground costume contest.
- Campfire story hour. Everyone brings one tall tale; the best one gets the last marshmallow.
- Trail cam scavenger hunt. Send the kids out on the trails for "evidence": footprints, scat-shaped rocks, and branches stacked a little too neatly.
- Pumpkin carving at the picnic table. Bring your own pumpkins and a carving kit; we'll supply the fire and the stories.
Book early for a Saturday Halloween
When Halloween lands on a weekend, families and groups plan ahead. If you want a cabin or a specific RV site for October 30 to November 1, reserve soon. Cooler nights are the norm by then, so pack warm layers and a good hoodie for the fire. If the forecast looks rainy, a Nordic cabin keeps Halloween plans dry while still putting you steps from the trails and the campfire.
Frequently asked questions
What is happening in Jasper, TN on Halloween 2026?
The Jasper Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree 5K Fun Run and Walk is listed for Saturday, October 31, 2026 at Courthouse Square. Check the listing for times and registration.
How far is Sasquatch Farm from Jasper?
Roughly 20 minutes by car.
Is late October a good time to camp here?
Yes. Cool days, campfire nights, and some of the best fall color of the year on the plateau.
How do I book?
Book online any time, call (423) 919-9852, or email stay@sasquatchfarmtn.com. Office and store hours are 9:00am–5:00pm daily.