Gatlinburg is arguably the most popular tourist hub in the Smokies. For example, we stayed at Imagination Mountain to be near Gatlinburg, but it’s still a 25 minute drive. However, ‘close’ is a relative term in the Smokies, and you should definitely do a map search to see exactly where the campground is located.
Click here to visit the interactive map and find the location and links for each campground.Ī quick note…we separated the campgrounds into loose geographical areas. Here’s a Google Maps list of the 12 campgrounds we are featuring in this roundup. All of these campgrounds come highly recommended from experienced campers in the the RV Atlas community. Here’s a roundup of 12 of the most amazing campgrounds in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park region. And we want to help you find the right one for your visit. In other words, there’s something for everyone. Perhaps that’s why we ended up staying at three different campgrounds on our last visit to the Smokies. And yes, it’s hard to pick just one out of all the amazing options. There are campgrounds smack dab in the middle of Pigeon Forge with all the amenities and campgrounds in the heart of the national park without any hookups. Where you stay should depend on which geographical area you wish to be in and the type of environment you wish to experience. Well, there’s no single answer to that question. In fact, one of the most frequently questions asked in the RV Atlas private Facebook group is, “What’s the best campground in the Smokies?” So it can be pretty overwhelming to choose from all of the amazing campgrounds near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It’s also spread out over 500,000 acres with dozens and dozens of campground options. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the entire country.
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