Sand was awesome. I loved the waves and especially the beaming sun. I love beaches! The way the…read morewind felt on your face hit my heart. I could feel my freedom in the clouds and the amount of floats for the ocean was great.

Well, our kayak sank. Someone not in affiliation to the company had to come save us after 40…read moreminutes of swimming. The reason I am still giving 4 stars is because sometimes unfortunate things happen in businesses. What is important is how they handle it. They quickly refunded us and apologized very sincerely. I would specifically like to thank Yvette and Joseph for their kindness.

This was our first camping trip and our first time here. Highly recommend. Very conveniently…read morelocated, quiet. Very clean bathhouse and laundry area. The whole area was kept neat and tidy. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming.

So clean, and perfect location to fun. Brought the grandbabies for the splash pad and 1 foot wading…read morepool, and it was a hit. VERY level lots, right on the creek. Easy to reserve and get to. Walking distance to several eating establishments

This is a nice campground, not the biggest but conveniently to the Pigeon Forge attractions…read more We were lucky enough to be close to the first pool and bath house. I called it the pool suite. Bath houses are cleaned every morning. By the end of the day, they can get pretty disgusting. The first pool closes at 8 and the second pool is open until 10. It should be the other way around to be honest. Overall great campground, I would recommend and do not read into the negative reviews. You are not going to please everyone.

The cabin was smaller than expected and had a significant ant infestation. While I understand it is…read morelocated in the woods, we have stayed in numerous cabins across Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina and have never experienced an ant issue this severe. Additionally, I highly recommend adding a shade sail or canopy over the bounce and playground area. Because the sun beats down on the plastic all day, it gets hot enough to burn children who want to play.

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.

Very clean facilities. Easy effortless stay. Would stay here again and recommend. They had a really…read moregood band on Saturday night.

This is a new RV park that just opened on July 1, 2020. They are very friendly and the park is neat…read moreand clean. There is a fair amount of space between the spots and the park is not very full. They have lots of amenities like picnic tables and a fire pit at each lot. They have a large open area for gathering with 's inside and outside too. Kids play ground was being delivered when we were there. ( see pictures!) There is also a large swimming pool with a fountain for the kids.

Absolutely LOVED this campground! Staff went above and beyond to help us out to make sure we were…read morecomfortable and welcomed. We brought our pup and they were even accommodating to him. We stayed in the camping cabins and it was just perfect for our trip! The bathhouses were sparkling clean and had codes that only campers had access too. The camp sites were all well kept. Phenomenal location will definitely be returning here!

Plenty of cemented spaces. While you're close to the parkway you hear very little road noise. With…read morethe exception of a trash truck, there was very little noise. Each site has a fire pit and a metal picnic table. There are "glamping" cabins. There are plenty dumpsters around. There are two bathhouses and a coin laundry. $3 for a wash and there is a change machine. The dryers are 25 cents for six minutes. There is an arcade for the kids and you can spy on them via the cable TV. Plus you can walk to a pancake house.

Great Smokey Mountains National Park is bigger than we expected! So much to take in and we only had…read moreso much time. We did go to the visitor center and get a map. It was a good visitor center and had some cool merch and friendly rangers with good advice. We hiked a bit, saw many mushrooms, squirrels, birds and snakes. We did not see bears but we heard there are there. Highly recommend and can't hardly wait to check it out again with more time.

So incredibly beautiful. So many dang bears…read more Or so I've been told. Fortunately for me, a person who is very much afraid of bears and wants nothing to do with them, I did not see any bears during my visit to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. But they're there! Lurking ... somewhere ... in the forest, I'm sure. I visited during the spring, when the bears were waking up from their long slumber, and I'm sure they were just waiting, with growling tummies, to eat someone. Because of the bears, I didn't travel too far away from the visitor center area of Newfound Gap. But there are trails and other things to see that are beautiful if you like hiking and whatnot. As for me, I was satisfied staying close to where there was more concrete and cars than nature. (I know! I'm kind of dumb sometimes.) Newfound Gap straddles both Tennessee and North Carolina, so you can be in two states at once -- literally, you can have one foot in Tennessee and the other in North Carolina! There's also a cool rock structure that you can climb to the top of called the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, where you'll get great views of the mountains. They really do look smoky! They ain't lyin'. The Newfound Gap area of the Smoky Mountains also has a trailhead for the Appalachian Trail, plus restrooms. I saw backpackers who definitely looked like they had been on the the Appalachian Trail for a while. I've since learned that although this is not the largest national park, it's the most visited, and I believe it! There were quite a lot of people at the Newfound Gap area. That said, I visited a few other places around the park where there were zero people, so you might have to change locations, depending on how many people you want to share your park experience with.

Fantastic stay at Anchor Down. The lake swimming was a blast - bunch of cool toys setup and slides…read moreinto the lake, yep, that's right! Very clean. Amazing views. It's a huge park, recommend a bike or you can rent a golf cart if they are available. Opportunities for improvement - more seating by lake, more umbrellas and shade by the pool (people saving the limited seating / shading all day and not using it was super rude), more restrooms/showers conveniently located, the food option was not great, small spaces. None the less we'd stay again given these lessons learned.

The pads are the most level we have seen and the amenities are fancy. I think it may be 5 stars if…read morethe water park and water slide was there that is supposed to go into the lake, but the water level wasn't high enough when we were there so it was all right. The water slide into the pool was fun though it may not have been for adults because I went pretty slow. Overall, it's a nice campground and it was fun to rent and drive a golf cart around. The people working there were nice and the church service Sunday morning at 9 was nice. My husband booked again for next year in August so hopefully the water levels will be high enough for all the water park stuff.

Such a beautiful park, very well maintained. We will…read moredefinitely be back. Great level spots. Easy to park.

Pros: Just a few blocks removed from the action, cement pads, easy hook ups, clean and well…read moremaintained. Cons: poor ventilation in the showers, terrible WiFi after 9PM on a week day, bathrooms closed during morning when one would be wanting to get ready for the day.

2 huge limbs fell on the roof of our new RV in the middle of the night. We asked for a safer sight…read morebut they didn't have one. Then only refunded us a portion after charging us 115.00 cancellation fee! The site right across from us was pouring out sewage... The management were good people but it was obvious the owners do not do any upkeep on anything. WARNING! This place is unsafe!

From the moment we pulled up on the property... the hosts have bent over backwards to help out! The…read morevery nice couple that is running the place are eager to point out places of interest, nearby events that are happening, and even help out with a lost electrical cord until we could get a new one from town! Nestled in a little draw right near a small river, this place is pretty epic!! Check it out sometime....