Beautiful over look of Panther Creek. The State Rangers were awesome helping us get the TN passport…read morebook when the visitor center was closed. Bathrooms amazed at how clean they are!! Overlooking was well worth going out of the way to see this state park.

Real customer service is hard to come by these days, but two of the Panther Creek crew deserve a…read morestanding ovation. It is Thanksgiving day, at 4:30 pm and we discovered that our 50 amp power outlet was only working on one side. That meant that our fireplace/ heater was not working on the coldest night so far with 20's forecast for tomorrow night. The new camp host, Mike, called the office and Ranger Brown was there in 15 minutes and resolved the problem. End of shift after a long day serving alone on a holiday and he never hesitated. Kudos, Kudos, Kudos. This is our 14th year at Panther Creek- even more of a favorite now.

We camped here 3 nights in April, Very happy with it…read more Laundry facilities are really clean, There are several showers with full bathrooms in main building. Very friendly staff. They delivered fire wood to campsite. There is a nice river a few hundred feet from your camp site. Pretty fast Wi-Fi and it's pretty close to run back to Marysville from camp site. Good road back towards Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg from here. Lots of good restaurants on this side of mountain, without having to deal with the traffic on other side of mountain. Would come back here anytime. They will store your camper for $70 a month in back of site & bring to your rented site on next visit. You couldn't pull a camper back & forth under $70. They also have a few cabins on the River...

Joy in the office was Great! Bathhouse was nice and clean. Water hot and refreshing. They have tent…read moreand RV spots. We will definitely be back!!!

I almost don't want to write this review so I can keep this place to myself... but that would be…read morewrong, lol. Greenbrier Campground is fantastic in so many ways and absolutely deserves to be enjoyed by everyone. We rented the deluxe cabin that sleeps 4, which has a wraparound porch overlooking the river, plus a fire pit and grill. There are chairs everywhere--two on the side porch, two with a table on the front porch for morning coffee with a view, and five Adirondacks around the fire pit. The cabin itself is newly built and really sturdy, more like a tiny home. Inside you'll find a couch, a dining table with bench seating, and a kitchen with a 2-stool peninsula. The kitchen is fully stocked: plates, cups, bowls, silverware, pots and pans, can opener, toaster--you name it. A skinny staircase leads up to the loft, which is about 36" at the highest point before the beams. It has an outlet, light switch, windows on each side, and two firm twin foam mattresses. Surprisingly comfy--and super fun for kids. Our 3-year-old loved it. The bathroom was spotless with great storage between the counter and medicine cabinet, and the shower was a good size. The master bedroom has a Fire TV, tons of shelving, and plenty of outlets. As for the amenities: you get river access, a game room, and a playground. It's also very dog-friendly, with poop stations and a dog run, which we appreciated. What really stands out? * Service: The staff are incredible and make you feel right at home. * Upkeep: They genuinely care about their property. Everything inside and out is immaculate, and they enforce the 5mph and noise rules so everyone stays safe and comfortable. * Pricing: Super fair--especially if you have dogs! Downsides (and I really had to reach): * Bed: I'm pretty sure the master bed is a full, not a queen. I brought flat sheets, but it definitely felt smaller than a queen. * Shower curtain: It's adorable, but it tends to cling to you while you're showering. * Pocket doors: You need to slide the door all the way and hold it while locking until it catches. They're just a little loud, especially with a toddler sleeping in the loft since sound travels. I've honestly never stayed anywhere so clean and welcoming. Next time we'll probably book the deluxe cabin that sleeps 6, and we can't wait to come back. They anticipate everything you might need and truly care about you having an enjoyable stay. I can't recommend Greenbrier Campground enough!

We picked out this campground months before we went on vacation. It was perfect for us. Level spots…read morebacked up to a beautiful river. If you still have small children at home it looks great for kids. Trash area, restrooms, and camp spots were all clean and well maintained. Easy check in and nice people. It was a short trip into Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge but also the right distance away. We will be back here again and will stay at Greenbrier.

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!

What a great spot alongside the Smokies! The owner : management is extra warm…read moreand welcoming. Spots are large with HUGE trees and kept spotless by the staff.

Nice little campground that is very convenient to everything. We were there for a week and met some…read morenice people there with their families. The only downside was the WiFi and cable . They were both spotty at best. The WiFi was really not usable on our side of the campground. Everything else was nice. We will stay there again for sure. The owners were super nice and out cleaning all the time . The pool is nice but small.

My husband and I have been RVing across the US for about 9-weeks now. Without a doubt, this is the…read morenicest RV Park we have stayed at. As the previous reviewer said, it's clean, lots of shade, good size lots with a cement pad and picnic table, and full hook-ups. The folks in the office are so friendly and helpful, you can't help but have a great day in this beautiful location. The trolley comes by (right into the park) every hour from 8am to about 11p and they take you into Patriot Park just behind the Old Mill Restaurant and General Store. From there you can take a variety of other trolleys to interesting spots like Dollywood and even into Gatlinburg. The local trolley is only 50-cents a ride or $2.50 for the entire day.

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.

This is our first time staying at the Landing resort and wont be our last. Absolute hidden gem…read more Quiet and clean, no frills but spacious spots and well maintained. Walking distance to Iron Forged Brewery and Apple Barn.

This campground is a new "resort" type layout. Being new, the trees are small throughout the park…read more It truely markets to a "resort" customer. So, there are standards on how old a camper can be. Yep, that sounds kind of harsh but it does keep the quality of the camping experience high. If you either object, or don't meet the standard, choose somewhere else. There are 74 parks in the Pigeon Forge market. The park borders the Little Pigeon River and is very scenic. It is really close to shopping, restaurants and attractions. All sites are paved and average size. Concrete pads are level, you won't need any blocks to get set up. Each site has full hook-ups and the connections are centrally located on each site so hook-ups should be easy no matter where your connections are. Power is stable, water pressure is excellent and water quality is good. Cable TV channels are plentiful. Restrooms are modern and spotlessly clean. Laundry facilities have state of the art LG washers and dryers. Park wifi is very good. Cell signals are very strong. If you're using satellite TV or StarLink Internet, you'll find most sites have excellent access. There is a large dog park for pet exercise. The developers did their homework when laying out the park as all site are easy access for even the biggest rigs. The outer ring of sites are back-in type with excellent angles to make easy parking of the rig. We camped at Pigeon Forge Landing RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.

Cool little campground with a beach area. Brought my kids here to play in the water and had a great…read moretime.

Just arrived at this campground to find freshly sprayed weed killer all over our campsite. The guy…read morewas still driving around on a golf cart spraying everything in sight. Because it's the Thursday before a busy summer weekend (if you must spray actual poison in the exact area where people camp with kids and pets this is the absolute worst time to do so), best they could do was move us to a site with less weed killer on it. After trying to convince me that "weed killer won't harm pets" first. Kind of stuck sleeping here tonight because it's too late to go home but the nice weekend we'd planned to enjoy the outdoors is completely ruined.