Greenbrier Campground

We tried to stay at another campground, but all the places around the Smoky Mountains tend to fill up fast in the summer. We were recommended this place from another campsite we called. It looked tiny and mediocre at first, but woman running the place was nice (so long as you are polite - she doesn't have much patience for rudeness) and the sites were great. They have decent shower facilities and sell firewood on site. The campsites we stayed in was setup for RVs, so they had water and electric hookups. There wasn't a fire ring though, so you have to get creative if you want to cook, so be prepared for that. The ground was pretty compact since they probably get a lot of RVs there, but the creek right next to the site was wonderful! So great to listen to the sound of bubbling water as you fall asleep.

The location is great - really close to the Smoky Mountains and not too close to all the touristy stuff in Gatlinburg and Sevierville. It wasn't SUPER cheap, but it's a better option than those RV parks if you can't get a spot in the national park.

http://www.smokymountaincamping.com/

Solid place. Only a 4 rating due to small lots. Also... When did RVing become a Trump advertisement? I'm an American, but don't need American flag on my RV to prove it! It's sad that Confederate flags, American flags and Blue Line flags have become a camping norm. Otherwise... Love the water, river, tubbing, etc..