Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park offers primitive backcountry camping at designated sites throughout its 200+ mile trail system, with developed camping areas in the Laurel Snow State Natural Area featuring sites accessible by 1. 9 to 4.

4 mile hikes from trailheads. All campsites are primitive with no amenities—water must be filtered from natural sources or carried in, and visitors must arrive before 7:00 PM or dark.

Reservations are required and cost $5 per site; the park also provides excellent fishing opportunities in high-quality streams including the Obed Wild and Scenic River with bluegill, redeye, and smallmouth bass.