Creekside RV Park is located in a quiet country setting outside the Great Smoky Mountains. It is semi-wooded and landscaped with Walden's Creek running alongside it. It has 108 sites with a full hook-up and 16 of them are along the creek. The sites are gravel with concrete patios. The RV parks offers fishing, swimming in a heated pool, laundry, camp store, free cable and Wi-Fi. The park is open March through December and is located near Pigeon Forge.
Creekside RV Park
2475 Henderson Springs Road
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
800-498-4801
creeksidervpark.com/
Riverside RV Park and Resort is the largest campground in Sevierville. It has 316 full hookup sites with 63 of them on the river which runs along the campground's border. It has beautiful sunsets and panoramic views. Provides fishing in the river, swimming pool, liquid propane (LP), laundry facilities, cable and Wi-Fi.
Riverside Campground & RV Resort
4280 Boyds Creek Highway
Sevierville, TN 37876-0462
800-341-7534
riversidecamp.com/
Bear Cove RV Park is one of the area's newest RV Parks as of 2010. This park is located one mile from Dollywood and other Gatlinburg attractions. With its unusual layouts there are no sites behind your site, creating a quieter and more secluded camping experience. The park has 103 full hookup sites with concrete slabs that come with a picnic table and fire ring. Sites include free cable and access to two swimming pools and laundry facilities as well. This park is open year round.
Bear Cove RV
3403 Whaley Drive
Pigeon Forge, TN 37862
865-365-1156
bearcovervpark.com/
Within the actual Great Smoky Mountains National Park there are four types of camps. Backcountry is for backpackers and is several hiking miles into the park. Frontcountry is near the entrance of the park and has individual campsites near flush toilets and running water. Large groups of campers can utilize the large group campgrounds for more than eight people. Horse camps are near the frontcountry as well and have hitch racks for horses. Each area has specific restrictions.
Many RVers travel with their pets, but keep in mind the specific rules of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Dogs are allowed, on leash, in picnic areas and along roads. They cannot be on leashes longer than six feet long. Dogs are also permitted only on the Gatlinburg Trail and Oconaluftee River Trail. Pets should not be left unattended in RVs or cars in the park as well.
