Campgrounds in the Smoky Mountains    

Quick Summary:

• What makes Great Smoky Mountains National Park special?
  • Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the United States' most-visited national park, attracting more than 11 million visitors each year for world-class hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and sightseeing opportunities.
• What is unique about the park’s ecosystem?
  • The designated UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to one of the United States' most diverse biospheres.
• What resort towns are located near the park?
  • The park is populated by lovely resort towns like Gatlinburg, known for its mountain chalets and family-friendly attractions, and Pigeon Forge, home to the renowned theme park Dollywood.
• What camping options are available in the park?
  • Visitors can choose from a wide variety of campground accommodations throughout the park's North Carolina and Tennessee border cities, many of which offer electric hookups, modern bathhouses, and family-friendly amenities like swimming pools and game rooms.