Our family of 4 had a great time at Little Arrow! We stayed in a Premier Cabin which was perfect…read morefor us. Fantastic pool and playground for the kiddos. We also really enjoyed the hiking trail at the back of the campground. Our 2 interactions with camp store staff were very pleasant, and we met a lot of nice guests here too. Very quiet, clean, and well-maintained with lots of entertainment areas and community spaces available. It's so close to the national park and other off-site adventures, but you could easily have a stay-cation here and never leave! Wi-fi is included and worked great. One tip - if you plan to cook over the fire, get plenty of firewood because their fire pits are quite deep and the cooking grate height cannot be adjusted. Our kids are already asking when we can go back!

I can't say enough good things about this resort. Staff is wonderful. It's clean. Wonderful…read morelocation. We look forward to coming every year and it's my kids fav place to vacation. For those who complain about the internet not working.... Put your device down and go fish!!

My wife and I booked a rental for a slingshot on our planned anniversary trip in October of 2024…read more I got the flu and we were unable to go, we called and cancelled within their policy guidelines for a full refund. We have been promised a full refund at that time and multiple times since but have yet to receive the refund with continued excuses. It is now 2 months later and we still do not have our refund, we have spoke with our bank numerous times and they have not received any transactions for a refund... we are talking almost $500. We need our money back!

We called last minute to see if they had something available on a Sunday afternoon, the lady who…read moreanswered the phone was very helpful and we were able to book in the next 2 hours! When we arrived the small parking area was full and had to park across the street at the closed bank. Check in was a breeze and Sandra was very helpful. They had a special "Pay for 4 hours you get one free" and we felt that would be enough time. I can say those 5 hours went by so fast! They give you a map of recommendation of where to drive and what trails you can take. (You can't go off roading) but overall we had a great time! Can't wait to come back again!

While on our family vacation, we stopped in because my brother-in-law needed bait before a fishing…read moretrip. He says this is his favorite bait shop in the Smokies, and it's easy to see why. They have a great selection of fishing bait, tackle, gear, and even some fun outdoor apparel that my sister and I enjoyed browsing while we waited. There is plenty of parking, and the location is convenient to the national park and surrounding attractions. They do not have a public restroom, but when our mom had an urgent need, the staff kindly allowed her to use one, which we really appreciated. Friendly service, a well-stocked shop, and a great stop for anyone heading out to fish in the Smokies.

On short notice, we booked a half day wade trip with Bill. We fished in-town for stocker rainbows…read more Excellent trip. The staff at the shop were very friendly and helpful. Bill knew the river well and put us on big fish the whole trip. We tried Euronmyphing . . . highly recommended. Would definitely go back to The Smoky Mountain Angler and definitely do a wading trip with Bill again.

Great ATV time. First time riding went as a walk in. All prices and fees are listed if you actually…read moreread the forms you sign. It is clearly listed that if you flip the atv you will be charged. Just went 2 of us on individual atvs. Our tour guide showed me how to operate the atv and constantly turned around to check on me. I made a joke about wanting to get a little muddy and he made that happen for me . You go around the track twice which is nice. Scenic view at one point but all in all worth it.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel others should be aware of my experience…read more We reserved a UTV for myself and my two younger sons, while my 13-year-old rode an ATV. Before riding, I completed all required waivers and disclosures. I encourage anyone considering this activity to read every line carefully. What stood out to me afterward is that nowhere in the reservation process or waiver did it state that simply tipping an ATV results in an automatic $150 fee. The only notice we saw was a sign near the vehicle staging area--after we had already paid. I was initially hesitant about allowing my 13-year-old to ride independently because he has limited ATV experience. The trails aren't extreme, but they are technical enough that prior riding experience would be very beneficial. The only instruction we received before heading out covered the farm rules--ride sober, maintain distance between vehicles, and other basic operational rules. There was no instruction or guidance on how to actually operate or navigate the ATV, how to handle uneven terrain, or how to avoid situations that could cause it to tip. Interestingly, I was specifically warned by the manager to keep my UTV centered on the trail or it could tip. That same warning was not given to my son riding the ATV. Unfortunately, he drifted slightly onto the embankment, and the ATV slowly tipped onto its side. Thankfully, he wasn't injured at all--just embarrassed. It was a relatively minor incident, and had he known to lean his body weight into the embankment, it likely could have been avoided. My son was extremely upset because he immediately realized we had likely incurred the $150 flip fee. The tour guide reassured him by patting him on the back and saying, "Don't worry, this thing is fine." He explained to me that the mandatory $150 fee covered the oil change and filter replacement after an ATV tips onto its side and that the fee was not flexible, but thankfully the ATV itself appeared to be fine. Imagine my surprise when I later received not only the $150 flip fee but an additional $108.25 charge for handlebar replacement. The following day, I returned respectfully and simply asked to see a photo of the damage or the damaged handlebars themselves. I wasn't asking for an argument--I just wanted documentation supporting the additional charge. I was initially told I might be able to see the ATV. After the front manager stepped away to speak with the manager in the back, she returned and informed me that they could no longer show me photos or the damage because the ATV had already been sent to the mechanic. The timing of that response was difficult to ignore. My disappointment isn't that accidents happen or that businesses need to recover repair costs. I fully understand that equipment can be damaged and customers should be responsible when appropriate. My disappointment is with the lack of transparency. If an automatic flip fee exists, it should be clearly disclosed before payment. If additional damage charges are assessed, customers should be provided evidence of that damage when requested. The entire experience left me feeling that the process lacked transparency, and undermined my confidence in the fairness of the charges. I hope the business will consider making its policies more visible upfront and documenting any additional damage charges so future customers don't leave feeling the same way I did.

We had an amazing time, and the owners were incredibly helpful, offering great guidance on the best…read moreroutes to make the most of our experience! Would highly recommend to everyone!!

Absolutely terrible. The wheel of the utv my family was in broke maybe 30 minutes into the drive…read more We were stranded for over an hour waiting for someone to at least pick up the car or take us back to our cars. Once we made our way back the lady at the desk was rude and did not understand why someone may want a refund after that situation. it was a terrible version of what that experience should have been with not only the UTV breaking but how it was handled by the staff. Not only was it one UTV that was stranded but since there was a large group going so there were six other people with us. The behavior of the staff about the breaking and the family staying together was absolutely insane and should have happened.

We ended up finding this campground while searching for a place to stay while attending the Grains…read moreand Grits festival nearby. I was impressed by the exemplary customer service at the front desk as well as the cleanliness of the facilities. The campsite was nice and spacious and the campground was quiet and safe. I will definitely save this as a favorite while visiting the area in the future.

Great location if you want to to be away from it all but close enough to Pigeon Forge, Dollywood &…read moreGatlinburg for the family & tourist thing. We found the hiking & motorcycle riding exceptional around here. Cove Creek RV resort has a great staff, big pull through cement sites, clean park & laundry facilities, a salt water pool & very quiet (except for the nesting killdeer). They were improving the the property by adding more cement site. They also had some meet & greets at the pool which made nice to meet people from different areas at the park. We will stay here again.

Well, I did my research and this is definitely the campground where this happened. To be clear,…read morethis is the park located at 2479 Riverbend Loop, Unit 1, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863, just off of Henderson Chapel Road. This is the location with the central fishing pond that has the small island in the middle, the decorative 'old-timey' outhouse, and the little cabin where you sign in and they sell merchandise. I was here with my family around Winter 2019-2020. I was on my evening walk and saw a campground worker driving a golf cart up the steep hill. There was a family and their kids watching him drive recklessly. As he went around the bend and came back down, he hit a slope and the whole golf cart flipped over. The cart was headed straight for me; I could have stepped aside and let it crash, but I decided to be a nice person and save the cart from hitting people below. I stopped the cart and parked it. As I walked towards the worker to check if he was ok and see if I could help, his pants fell down, and the nearby family started pointing and laughing at him. The worker was a white male, about 6ft tall, heavyset with a scruffy beard. Later that night, while I was out taking pictures of the fireworks, he and a friend--a tall, skinny white male with long black hair about 6ft 2in--drove their golf carts past me at alarming speeds, flipped me off, and called me the N-word. I was only a freshman in high school at the time and was in a daze at what I had seen. I haven't had a lot of incidents like this so you can imagine my reaction. I called the office to report this, and the woman I spoke to was dismissive and tried to claim they don't have an island in their pond or that I have the wrong park. She even tried to claim I described a 'young man' when I never did--I specifically described a 6ft, heavyset man with a beard at the time that I was tell her this which is funny because he was a young man and thus proving my point that she knows exactly who he is. I know exactly where I was because of the specific layout of the island and the office cabin at this address. If these men are still employed here, they should be terminated. No guest, especially a teenager, should be subjected to racial slurs and harassment by staff.

Great quiet place to stay right outside the hustle and bustle. No pool or bathrooms but the river…read morelulls you to sleep at night and the ducks and geese as well as the people are friendly

Loved the detailed maps of where to go and what type of scenery you'd experience! The vehicle was…read moreclean and comfy, we felt safe, and even saw a black bear on our route! We'd rent again if we return to the area.

It was easy to book, the customer service was really good. They have trials already typed out for…read moreyou on paper if you ask. This was the perfect way of seeing the Smoky mountains!