Owner of the campground was also the bus driver for a white water rafting. He was very nice and let…read moreus use the huge inground trampoline while we waited to go white water rafting!

I made a fairly last minute decision to camp here on my way back to Nashville since:…read more-it's conveniently close to I-40 -had availability -I had a coupon -familiarity with the area -somewhat close to the AT This seasonal campground offers RV sites, camping cabins, and tent sites for rent, and amenities include a camp store, a nice bathhouse, laundry facilities, an in-ground pool, sand volleyball court, playground, pavilion, river access, free WiFi, and is dog friendly. (There's also a rafting company on site on the other side of the property.) On the day of my reservation, I received a call from one of staff advising they were closing the office/store a little early, and gave instructions on the self check-in process which was seamless. Since I didn't have the full catalogue of camping gear in tow, I reserved a camping cabin. These cabins face the Pigeon River, have two windows, electricity, four bunk beds (three twin, one double -- but bring your own bedding since it's not provided), a table and bar stool, a heat/air unit, a mini fridge, a microwave, and a broom and dustpan. On the porch outside I found two chairs and a small table. Directly in front of the cabin (which is the side that faces the river) are a grill and fire ring. I was able to park my vehicle next to the steps leading up into the cabin. Just a short walk away in the bathhouse, each of the bathrooms requires a code for entry. I counted six of them, three of which I had access to via my code, but there may be more elsewhere. Each of three I saw were equipped with a flushing toilet, toilet paper, a sink, mirror, hand soap, hand towels, a bench, and a tiled shower. It's your own private, fully functional bathroom (when you're using it, that is). Bring your own towels and toiletries, and you're set! Oh yeah! This is glamping for sure! The one immediate drawback I noted was the interstate noise. 40 is right there, and loud. Inside the cabin with the air unit fan running, I couldn't hear it very much, but outside...ugh. The second thing I was surprised about was the office/store. I read they're open everyday from 0800-1700. I totally get closing early in the afternoon, but the office/store literally was not opened at all during my entire visit. I was disappointed. Fortunately, there's another store nearby where I was able to procure firewood. I like this place a lot aside from the two above-mentioned items, and I would consider camping here again despite them...especially for the right price.

Great campsite. Has flushable toilets and running water in the bathroom, but there's no shower…read more They also do not sell firewood at this actual location (it's down the road a bit). Amazing views though!!

Great little campgrounds in the great Smoky Mountains…read more I stayed for 3 days, would have stayed longer if there were reservations available. The restrooms had flushable toilets and running water but no showers. The campgrounds had sizable pads available for tents, picnic table and a fire ring. First thing you see driving into the campgrounds is the running River to the left. Soaring trees and beautiful Fall foliage everywhere. I hiked the storybook Trail and thoroughly enjoyed it, it was not too challenging and offered a variety of beautiful things to see. I highly recommend Cosby campground!

Our favorite NC mountain campground. Amazing sites, brand new, landscaped, I can't say enough…read more Highly recommend

I know your campground has been devastated from the hurricane. I want to reserve a few spots even…read morethough you're close I would like to know how I can reserve some spots and pay for them now that way it will help get you back opened up. We're so sorry this has happened to you. Everything I have heard about your campground is absolutely spectacular And I hope someday I can visit. God bless you and I hope the sun stays shining for you.

The place is a magical disconnect. Every time I get back to the property I'm wowed by scenery and…read morealso impressed by the continuous upgrades to guest comfort. I'm semi-local and already planning my next visit. The owner/operators are attentive and it's obvious they care.

From the owner: Off-Grid Tree House Glamping bordering the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Cherokee…read moreNational Forest. Private and secluded glamping near hiking, rafting, zip-lines, horseback, and mountain biking trails. Treehouses have solar power, comfy queen beds, heated rain collection shower, private composting toilet, outdoor kitchenette, and private fire ring lounge. Emphasis on Leave No Trace Principles, Conservation, and Appreciation of Nature.

Web site states they close at 6:00 I called at 4:30 asking if any spots were available arrival time…read morewas 5, she stated they close at 5 and they will not accommodate us. She told me to come back in the morning so we can stay then. I asked her please we will arrive by 5. She said nope and gave me another campground number to call for the night 45 minutes away. So we found the KOA Down the street and it's cheaper and they actually care about us.

Beautiful place. We loved it! Would definitely come back. Staff friendly and efficient. Place is…read morewonderfully maintained in a forest environment.

We were seeking adventure and had so many options for whitewater rafting. We decided on this…read moreparticular company for a couple of reasons 1. We could fit 4 in a raft 2. It had a coupon for $12 off!! We called on Tuesday night about 7:45 (they closed at 9) and talked to Teresa who was able to schedule our foursome for a trip at 2:00 on Wednesday. She was so helpful and gave us some tips for travel to Hartford. Once we got there we checked in with a very competent and thorough young lady. We took a short bus ride to the "put in" point. On the 10 minute ride some of the guides performed fun comedic routines which kept us from thinking about how hot we were on a bus with no AC ( except open windows), decked out in life jackets and helmets while holding our paddles upright. :-) We got paired with a river rafting guide named Brantley. He gave us great paddling instructions before we even entered the raft. Since we had all been river rafting before, he explained that the trick to having a more exciting trip is to synchronize your paddle strokes. We had a great time with Brantley. We truly appreciate his concern for our "fun factor" and especially our safe trip down the river.

Been on family trips for more than ten years. We've tubed and canoed but this was by far the most…read morefun. Guides are friendly and fun all while giving the sense of trust that they are looking out for your safety. Our group was 4 parents in one raft and 5 young adults in another (each raft can hold 6). Be sure to tell your guide you want to "surf the rapids".

I had a 40th birthday celebration here. We made reservations a year in advance and informed the…read moreowners that we would be celebrating there. We rented 6 sites close to each other and informed all our neighbors we would be celebrating that weekend. All neighbors had no problems with my group except the owners of the establishment. We have been going there for years now and did not expect the owners to have such a problem with us. We were told to be quiet two ours before quiet time each night while our neighboring campers had not heard us. We feel we were targeting for no reason. Would never go there again even though we have been going for years prior. A friend of mine posted a review and the owner deleted it. The owner doesn't like people and should not be working this business. If I could do a negative 5 review I would!!!!!!! Never again

We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to Indian Creek Campground! Serene atmosphere. The creek…read moreside site was exceptional... level, clean and gorgeous. Laundry Room and Bathhouse were both clean and orderly. Campground was quiet and well kept. The owners and entire team were friendly and caring. Yep... we are booked for next year!

This wooded camp has a great vibe. Super clean, well kept and quiet location near the park…read more Bathrooms and showers are especially well maintained. Also, good internet and staff. A great base to explore the Smokey Mountains from.

Absolutely the best Rv park I've stayed in! We've been full time Rvers for many years now. It's…read morelike you're staying at a state park. So many trees, spacious lots, a walking trail, a river, fire pits. It was so peaceful and only a short 30min from Gatlinburg! They have showers, toilets, corn hole, axe throwing. They really did a great job. Highly recommend this place!

Super Clean and well maintained in every way. Large shaded…read moreand concrete sites. Great wi-fi. Perfect location. Not too close yet close enough to attractions. We stayed 3 days and we will be back.

We had plans to go to Maine for a summer camping trip, but 2020 was like no I don't think so…read more Instead we booked a trip to the Smoky Mtns! Klaire and Patrick are the sweetest couple managing the property and ensuring everything was just right. They provide quite the hot list of things to do and fav sights to see while staying. We checked out quite a few of their recommendations, and they did not disappoint! We loved that the campground was quaint and not a concrete campground like many others in Gatlinburg. We had sites 24,27, 28, and the papa bear cabin. This was such an amazing spot to post up and social distance from the world! Easy access to remote hikes that are stunning and away from the craziness of downtown Gatlinburg. We would recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great getaway!