Check out the annual Halloween vintage trailer rally in Tennessee

By Cheri Sicard
Every October at David Crockett Birthplace State Park in Limestone, Tennessee, the Smoky Mountain Vintage Campers group holds a rally. If you are a vintage trailer fan you might want to put future Halloween vintage trailer rallies on your calendar. In the meantime, the video below from the team at Camping Therapy will show you some of the highlights from last year’s Halloween vintage trailer rally.

What follows is a lot of vintage camper eye candy in the form of a slide show of rally participants. The Halloween vintage trailer rally attracts a wide variety of different vintage cars and trailers in various stages of restoration, so entries are all over the map.

What makes this particular vintage trailer rally even more unusual, though, is the fact that it is held over Halloween. As such, many of the rigs are decked out in creative spooky splendor.

It sure looks like these folks have a lot of fun!

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Comments

2 Comments

Bill
2 years ago

Really fun. Thanks.

Neal Davis
2 years ago

Thank you, Cheri! We stayed at this state park and campground during the summer of 2021. It originally was a commercial campground that ultimately was added to the adjacent park. There are numerous (50?) sites, but they work best with RVs less than 40′. We got our 43′ DP situated after some careful maneuvering. The roads in/out of the campground are narrow, but thankfully also lightly traveled.