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. The designated UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to one of the United States' most diverse biospheres and is populated by lovely resort towns like Gatlinburg known for its mountain chalets and family-friendly attractions, and Pigeon Forge, home to renowned theme park Dollywood. 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.
Campgrounds in the Smoky Mountains
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Step 1: Visit the website and book directly and/or call ahead to confirm their hours.
Step 2: If you are spending the night, search for Hotel Deals nearby. Read the reviews, then call the hotel directly to book and ask for a romantic, kid-friendly or pet-friendly amenity if you need it.
Step 3: If you are flying, compare Flights. Book directly with the airline, add your frequent flier number and reserve your seat.
Step 4: Estimate your driving time using Google Maps (click the blue 'Directions' arrow in the search box).
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