From the moment we pulled up on the property... the hosts have bent over backwards to help out! The…read morevery nice couple that is running the place are eager to point out places of interest, nearby events that are happening, and even help out with a lost electrical cord until we could get a new one from town! Nestled in a little draw right near a small river, this place is pretty epic!! Check it out sometime....

I recently stayed here for a week with my in-laws. I was taking my two dogs to the open field next…read moreto the campground and the host steps outside and yells at me to put them on a leash, I asked is this part of the campground and the host responded- I am not going to argue with you, you haven't used a leash in the campground. Mind you he waited until my husband returned to our camper. The property I was throwing the ball to them on wasn't part of the campground. He told me he was going to call the "owner", to which he did. Again, the host was the most disrespectful host I have ever dealt with. Yelling at someone will never be productive, especially when you yell at someone once their husband walks away. Man to man- there isn't access to the river at this site. Your dog cannot sit with you outside unless leashed. Without knowing any details maybe start with a simple question... is this a service animal?, might give you somewhere to start. There are to many locations that your dog will have better access to play around.

We had such a wonderful camping trip here! We will be back for sure, it's a smaller campground…read morewhich we loved, full hook ups and the river floating was so fun! Until we saw a snake

We reserved site 104 via phone for 8/17 to 8/23/26 and they took a deposit of $82.50 on our credit…read morecard. I called back today on 4/21/26 and canceled the reservation. IThe man i spoke with said I would get a gift card for the deposit. When I requested a refund, since I was canceling almost 4 months in advance, he said it was their policy to only give gift cards that could be used for camping there or in their store.

We have been camping all over the country and this was the first campground that we were not unable…read moreto park or truck in the RV spot with our RV. At $500 for 4 nights in the off season, one would have expected enough room for our truck and 29' RV to fit on the spot. The pads are also very small, only enough room for a couple of chairs by the RV. The picknick table was on the gravel. Not enough room to put out our carpet without being on the gravel.

Who could ask for anything more? This is my year of counting my blessings. A few months ago I…read moredidn't know if I would ever go camping again. So I am so grateful that I am here at this beautiful campground in the Smoky Mountains with Dave, Freckles and the Monster (our newer rv almost a year old). We escaped the smoke from Lancaster PA to the Shenandoah Valley and arrived here for 4 days. The air is so crisp and clean and everything is so green. We went to Cades Cove this morning and saw two bear cubs and a barn owl. I am so lucky to be able to enjoy this special time at Big Meadow!

Our family of 4 had a great time at Little Arrow! We stayed in a Premier Cabin which was perfect…read morefor us. Fantastic pool and playground for the kiddos. We also really enjoyed the hiking trail at the back of the campground. Our 2 interactions with camp store staff were very pleasant, and we met a lot of nice guests here too. Very quiet, clean, and well-maintained with lots of entertainment areas and community spaces available. It's so close to the national park and other off-site adventures, but you could easily have a stay-cation here and never leave! Wi-fi is included and worked great. One tip - if you plan to cook over the fire, get plenty of firewood because their fire pits are quite deep and the cooking grate height cannot be adjusted. Our kids are already asking when we can go back!

Everything was above our expectations! The staff are very friendly, the grounds are Beautiful and…read morewell kept! Little Arrow's location is amazing, on the river and just outside the GSM National Park! I would recommend this resort for couples and families!

Over priced for very little room. Pool always seems to have problems, and is closed a lot during…read morethe hottest months not just a one time occurance.office staff does not handle reservations properly. Mulch everywhere and in turn creates a soggy mess when it rains. The result is a multitude of flies. Overall unfriendly.

the Townsend KOA is going downhill. The staff is so rude and the grounds are not clean Or taken…read morecare of. Stayed at many KOA's this location is the worst. if you're going to the Smokies stay at the Cherokee location!

This is a good place to park you RV for a short term stay. They've been accommodating to fit us in…read morewith little advance notice. Sites have full hookup including a fire ring for your campfire. It's clean and the neighbors are friendly, but don't expect anything fancy. Elvira's Restaurant next door is an added bonus.

Lovely campground. Friendly owners. Ms Naomi is very nice and cordial. Peaceful, quiet campground…read morein Wears Vally, with beautiful views. We will definitely return to visit what we consider friends now.

The location of this campsite is so peaceful and friendly. Our dogs loved the access to the river…read more We rode our e-bikes and they made a pass through so you don't have to be on Wears valley long.

From the owner: We offer a traditional campground experience with more green than grey to see. There are 50 full…read morehook up sites with water, sewer and electric for 30-50amp campers, RV's, Coaches and trailers. We are located on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in historic Townsend, TN and have 1700ft of river frontage on Little River. Great for fishing, tubing, kayaking, swimming, or just sitting and relaxing. Our campground is 40 acres with lots of wildlife that you will probably have the opportunity to see when you visit. Our family is small- so when you stay with us you will be helping a small family owned and operated business who will also treat you like family!

Stayed at Lazy Daze campground, as we were meeting up with some family while they were on vacation…read moreand they had their RV at the campground. We stayed in the small cabins that they have at the campground. Now for what you pay to stay in the little cabin, you would be better off staying in a decent hotel for the same price. The cabins would be better suited for a Hobbit and even they would find them too small! The cabin has a VERY SMALL living room, which is also the kitchen and dining area. You have a futon, tiny table, kitchen sink, small fridge, microwave, small stove, some cabinets that have cups, pots, pans, plates and knife and forks. I do admit that the kitchen area was clean and tidy. There is also a small tv in there too. The bedroom and it is just the one bedroom, has just a double bed in it and that's it. There is a small sink in there that is to one side. the bathroom I could just get in there, has a toilet and opposite it is the shower. Honestly, I would rather have stayed in a nice hotel room, as the price we paid to stay here, we would have been much more comfortable. Although apart for being rather over priced for what you get, at least I got a good nights sleep in there. The campsite it's self is nice. The lots at the back of the campsite are the nicest, as they are right by the river. They have all the hookups you need for your RV. Also each lot has a covered table and benches for you to sit at. There is a onsite shower room, swimming pool and small game room for the kids. The lobby area does sell a few essential items that you can by, such as hygiene products and food but as the price is marked up considerably, you would still be better off driving down the road to the grocery store. This camp ground is located in a beautiful area in the Smoky Mountains and is not too far from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. All in all, if you stay at this camping ground, then stay using a RV, as you will get a better experience. If you do not have a RV, then stay at a hotel or just rent a nice cabin of your own and not one of the little huts.

We stayed at Lazy Daze campground Oct 6-9. We were supposed to stay Oct 6-10. Our campsite was…read more#41. On the 7th, we noticed a wet spot at our campsite, which we did not think much of. Over the course of the next day, we noticed the wet spot would come and go and began to smell like sewage. The evening of the 8th, the spot became very bad and I notified staff. We then began to notice that our hookup from our camper to the campsite septic did not drain (and would overflow) and started to determine that there was a broken line and backup in the campground's system. The staff explained to us that it was because of many campers draining their tanks and that it was "normal" and would go away. Lazy Daze had their tank pumped on the 8th and the issue continued on the 9th at our site. We decided to leave as the site was unsafe - sewage was draining into our site - into our outside personal property - some of which we disposed of. I contacted the campground on the 12th to find a resolution. First, the campground said they would not provide a refund for the day that we did not stay. This is frustrating, as we left due to health concerns of the property. Secondly, they made a NEW reason as to why the issue occurred in the first place - rain early in the week, which did not happened - and can be proven looking at weather reports. In the end (10/16), I was able to obtain a refund for the site for one day (even though we had sewage issues our entire stay). Please keep in mind, they did not have any other sites open and nowhere else for us to relocate to - we were forced to stay in site 41. Lazy Dazes did not hold any responsibility for our damaged property. The sewage made it's way directly into the river, which is where many kids (including ours) were playing. Kids were riding bikes through the puddles of sewage, which did not have any signage of danger. On top of standard health concerns for humans, animals, and the environment, we have COVID which *SHOULD* add heightened concerned to any responsible business. In this case, I saw none.

Came across a new find in Townsend that I'm sure will only continue to get better as more and more…read morepeople find out about this unique Mountain Bike Trail Riding, They have 14 miles worth of trails from a beginner try-out area to more adventurous trails for accomplished riders to undertake. This area of Townsend is beautiful and the trails fit well into the natural habitat. Riders must first sign a waiver before attempting the trails. Follow me on Yelp for more fun things to see and do in East Tennessee

After owning my ebike for just over one year it needed servicing (a good going thru) and brake…read morepads. I took my bike to Ben at Vee Hollow and he took care of things quickly and perfectly. The price was great! Not expensive but a pleasant mild surprise. I will be back. Highly Recommend Vee Hollow Bike Shop!

We camped here 3 nights in April, Very happy with it…read more Laundry facilities are really clean, There are several showers with full bathrooms in main building. Very friendly staff. They delivered fire wood to campsite. There is a nice river a few hundred feet from your camp site. Pretty fast Wi-Fi and it's pretty close to run back to Marysville from camp site. Good road back towards Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg from here. Lots of good restaurants on this side of mountain, without having to deal with the traffic on other side of mountain. Would come back here anytime. They will store your camper for $70 a month in back of site & bring to your rented site on next visit. You couldn't pull a camper back & forth under $70. They also have a few cabins on the River...

Joy in the office was Great! Bathhouse was nice and clean. Water hot and refreshing. They have tent…read moreand RV spots. We will definitely be back!!!