A quarter mile of dirt road climbs to Miller’s Point Fairy Lookout, where the campsites are spread generously over ten acres, each with a stone fire pit, a composting toilet out-tent nearby, and a 300-degree view of the canyon, Miller’s Gulf and the far bluffs with Sewanee Creek wrapping the point 800 feet below. Cars reach every site; high ground clearance is advised. This is the woodland of the fairies: hollow oaks with fairy doors, the bioluminescent fairy forest after dark, and the tale of how they were discovered, told around the campfire. Haul your trash out and leave no trace.