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!

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.

Gnats are bad. The campground is right off a noisy highway. It's a bit "Rustic". Won't be back.read more

We stayed in the waterfall cabin for two nights while visiting friends that live in the area. It's…read morecozy and if it were cleaned as well as maintained it would be awesome. The couch looks like it came from a yard sale and when I reclined to watch TV then got up the stuffing came out. Looked like a squirrel stuck under it! There's literally dust bunnies everywhere including under the bed, on the ceiling fans and even the wall in the bedroom. The bed is completely worn out. The boards underneath are sagging so bad my wife & I felt like two marbles in a bowl. It doesn't look like it's been cleaned in years under the bed. The water in the shower was warm but had very little pressure. The facility is in a beautiful location but really close to a busy road. The noise will keep you up or wake you up. It looked so promising at first and turned into a major disappointment. The people are super nice but need to clean and replace some worn out stuff!

We stayed here over the weekend for the first time with some family. The place was packed and…read morefestive.The chilly autumn air really set the scene. Lots of sites where decorated with lights and decorations for Halloween and Fall. There were activities for the kids and lots of play areas. We personally did not utilize these as our kids are grown, but hopefully grand kids are around the corner! The bathrooms were well above average for a busy campground. They were clean and well maintained with toilet, sink, and shower areas. Garbage pickup was taken care of each morning by friendly staff. With a busy Saturday hiking to Leconte and back we did not get to roam about and take it all in like we would like, so we will definitely consider coming back here again.

We came down to visit the Smoky Mountains for vacation and on the way down called to reserve a tent…read moresite. It was last minute, and as we were coming down hit a massive storm, so we were going to be late checking in. Not only was the lady on the phone extremely kind and helpful, she offered me directions and allowed us to check-in late. The tent site was HUGE. It was beautiful, and we just got the basic tent site. You can also get one on a deck by the stream or by the trout pond--I super recommend the trout pond. Next time, we're going that way. The people who work there are so kind, and the area is awesome--lots of things to do if you have kids, and if you;re just hanging about, the mountains are a hop away. Showers and bathrooms are massively nice and were always clean. I couldn't rant about this place enough--definitely worth every penny.

Best camping in our 43 years of it…read more Great location lots to do onsite or road trips!!! Very friendly owners they take great Pride in super clean grounds!! Great fishing spots, rock painting, family fun activities!!!

The positives: This campground is probably one of the cleanest I've ever come across. The bath…read morehouses were immaculate and I was very impressed. As well, the woman at the check in was an absolute gem. True southern hospitality. The cons: This campground is nothing like I thought it would be. I was parked between a row of fifth wheel trailers in what felt like a parking lot with no shade to be found in the middle of the day. There was a "creek" behind us but not at all anything you could fish in or do anything with. Very underwhelming. I felt like I was camping in a parking lot. I was told I had a different campsite than the one I was given and by the time I had everything set up I did not have the energy to take it all down and move sites. The noise from the surrounding roads diminished any relaxation that was to be had. It was in a beautiful part of Tennessee and not too far off of I-40 which is why we chose it, but the noise from the traffic made it a destination that I don't think I'll return to.

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.

Hey campers you won't go wrong if you pick this campground! Immaculate grounds, saltwater pool and…read morevery nice laundromat and restrooms. Each bathroom is a private room with toilet and shower! A store with a little of everything! When you arrive Jeremy or one of his cahoots will guide you into your spot that are all level with fire ring and picnic table. It is nicely located near Gatlinburg and Pigeon forge but enough away and tucked in the smokies on a mountain side. It rained heavily overnight on our second night and because of the location there were no drainage problems. Like most KOAs it's not cheap but worth every cent!

My family and I stayed here and had a great time! We stayed in one of their cabins. The campground…read moreis clean, the cabins are nice, and the staff are friendly and hospitable. It's a beautiful setting- woodsy and we were able to enjoy the trail that you can to from the campground that goes into the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. The playground was huge and unique- our kids enjoyed it! They have different activities throughout the day (we did not take advantage of this, but they sounded fun). They also have food that you can order and have delivered to your site (we didn't use this service either because we brought our own food, but we might try a meal next time). I highly recommend this site, especially for families.

Every time I call I get pleasant people who are happy to help. The staff is helpful and the…read morecampgrounds are beautifully kept. Residents are friendly and helpful. Just a joy to go there and visit Gatlinburg just 15 minutes away. I recommend them to everyone who asks.

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.