This place is a hidden gem right at the base of the Smokey's. Owner is super nice! Place was…read morepriced below value so we were very happy! Almost feel bad posting this review because it might not stay hidden for long.

From the owner: At the base of Viking Mountain in Greeneville TN, Old Mountain Campground was built for people who…read morewant to get away from a busy life and relax. Secluded, clean, and friendly with full RV hookups, free wi-fi, a salt water swimming pool, fishing pond , a horse trails, cable, and more.

We ended up finding this campground while searching for a place to stay while attending the Grains…read moreand Grits festival nearby. I was impressed by the exemplary customer service at the front desk as well as the cleanliness of the facilities. The campsite was nice and spacious and the campground was quiet and safe. I will definitely save this as a favorite while visiting the area in the future.

Great location if you want to to be away from it all but close enough to Pigeon Forge, Dollywood &…read moreGatlinburg for the family & tourist thing. We found the hiking & motorcycle riding exceptional around here. Cove Creek RV resort has a great staff, big pull through cement sites, clean park & laundry facilities, a salt water pool & very quiet (except for the nesting killdeer). They were improving the the property by adding more cement site. They also had some meet & greets at the pool which made nice to meet people from different areas at the park. We will stay here again.

A great little camping area with super friendly folks running it. The only gripe I would have is…read morethat the creek side campers have highway 209 in their view of the creek. The traffic isn't awful but if seclusion is your goal you may want to pick one of the spots away from the creek. I loved the hike down to our camp on the creek but if you pack heavy or are out of shape you don't want to attempt it down there. The outdoor showers are amazing and the campfire get together in the evenings at the office is really cool! I'll definitely be back someday!

Hands down this is one of the best camp grounds I have ever been to! Can't wait to come back here…read moremany times! Friendly staff, extremely clean bathrooms and showers, and primitive feeling camping without the 6 mile hike! The "hike in" camping has very private feeling camp sites. The hike up and down is a little bit of a trek because of the elevation change - pack lightly! The creek is stocked with trout you can fish also.

Stopped here unplanned when we had a water issue with our RV. Hadn't planned on staying but…read morethankfully Dumplin Valley had vacancy and was able to recommend a mobile Rv repair service too. We stayed one night and they were SO accommodating with a last minute reservation! We pulled in after dark so I was surprised to see the farm like beautiful setting when waking up the next morning. It was a great stay and I was surprised to see the place so empty! We decided maybe we should stay a second night it was so enjoyable. By the time we went down to the office to pay our site was already reserved for the night, so we would have to move spots. Slightly obnoxious since there were only a handful of sites occupied, but we were late to decide so that's our fault. Ultimately we decided that if we had to pack up to move sites then we might as well get back on the road- and so we did. It was still a beautiful, picturesque and farm setting that was peaceful and quiet plus accommodating! They don't have any 'resort' type amenities but power was water are plenty amenities for us!!

I've never stayed here but looking for a place to stay and they don't publish their prices online…read more That's just some bs business practices forcing people to call and I'm dead so that's not an option.

How have I not updated my review of Anchor Down RV Resort. Hands down one of the best places we…read morehave ever stayed. Nicest, cleanest, parks in TN if not anywhere else. Poured and stamped concrete pads, fire places and manicured lawns. Plus a pool and lakefront beach. All with in driving distance to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. I could go without those and just rent a pontoon from Anchor Down and spend the day on Douglas Lake. Must try I promise you will not be disappointed but more impressed

Amazing RV resort. The concrete pads, fireplaces, and views were amazing. All the amenities are…read moregreat. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is not one thing we would have changed about our stay. We will definitely be back!

We went beginning of April so still off season. We were one of few people there. I will say, we…read morehave a 25 ft camper/8 ft bed truck and the pull thru campsites that are waterfront are rough. A steep slope to get in/out and not level. There were a few campsites that looked like people stay there all season (little dog fences, lights, signs in yard, etc.) Overall though the campground is so pretty! A lot of trails to walk. During season you can rent canoes and kayaks. Bev at the front office was super nice and helpful. Called and let us know we could check in early. Would recommend to others but would I would definitely pick a different campsite next time (52) just because of the slope to get in/out and not being level (but the view from this site is beautiful!!)

We have been coming to Loyston Point for years. I don't really want to tell everyone because you…read moremay try to take our favorite camping spot! The lake front spots are our favorite and we love that the kids can carry their kayaks into the water on their own. You can rent boats from a local dock 10ish minutes away driving if you don't have one, or you can put your boat in not far and keep it near your site in the water. The bathrooms are relatively clean and hook ups and water are fine. The only complaint we have is that there are tons of ants everywhere. If you drop food, they will find it. Last year they tried to climb up our jacks and get into our camper so we always try to remember to bring any spray. There is a ton of goose poop around the sites by the water but we just use bags we use for the dog's poop and throw it away so we don't step on it.

10/10 campsite the man who helped me and my husband was amazing! he made sure we were right at…read morehome! he came to see if we set up okay and made sure we loved our site! he hooked us up with a beautiful site as well!! not a bad price either for 21 days! We stay at a different campsite every month almost and this is in my top 3 definitely! whenever we are back in town we will be coming back and it's right on the lake and they have kayaks and a whole gift shop full of goodies!

We have been going to this place for 15 years and usually have a good experience. That changed with…read morethe camphost host known as Ernest He is a bully and very rude. He drives his golf cart way over the speed limit but yells at anyone who goes 10 mph with an 8 mph posted limit. He acts like an idiot and is not concerned iin the least about safety or courtesy Avoid this man he is like a mean child that has no proper upbringing The location is great but the camphost ruins the peaceful setting like a mad dog Maybe he has rabies Stay away and proctect your children from this man he is a danger to them

I almost don't want to write this review so I can keep this place to myself... but that would be…read morewrong, lol. Greenbrier Campground is fantastic in so many ways and absolutely deserves to be enjoyed by everyone. We rented the deluxe cabin that sleeps 4, which has a wraparound porch overlooking the river, plus a fire pit and grill. There are chairs everywhere--two on the side porch, two with a table on the front porch for morning coffee with a view, and five Adirondacks around the fire pit. The cabin itself is newly built and really sturdy, more like a tiny home. Inside you'll find a couch, a dining table with bench seating, and a kitchen with a 2-stool peninsula. The kitchen is fully stocked: plates, cups, bowls, silverware, pots and pans, can opener, toaster--you name it. A skinny staircase leads up to the loft, which is about 36" at the highest point before the beams. It has an outlet, light switch, windows on each side, and two firm twin foam mattresses. Surprisingly comfy--and super fun for kids. Our 3-year-old loved it. The bathroom was spotless with great storage between the counter and medicine cabinet, and the shower was a good size. The master bedroom has a Fire TV, tons of shelving, and plenty of outlets. As for the amenities: you get river access, a game room, and a playground. It's also very dog-friendly, with poop stations and a dog run, which we appreciated. What really stands out? * Service: The staff are incredible and make you feel right at home. * Upkeep: They genuinely care about their property. Everything inside and out is immaculate, and they enforce the 5mph and noise rules so everyone stays safe and comfortable. * Pricing: Super fair--especially if you have dogs! Downsides (and I really had to reach): * Bed: I'm pretty sure the master bed is a full, not a queen. I brought flat sheets, but it definitely felt smaller than a queen. * Shower curtain: It's adorable, but it tends to cling to you while you're showering. * Pocket doors: You need to slide the door all the way and hold it while locking until it catches. They're just a little loud, especially with a toddler sleeping in the loft since sound travels. I've honestly never stayed anywhere so clean and welcoming. Next time we'll probably book the deluxe cabin that sleeps 6, and we can't wait to come back. They anticipate everything you might need and truly care about you having an enjoyable stay. I can't recommend Greenbrier Campground enough!

We picked out this campground months before we went on vacation. It was perfect for us. Level spots…read morebacked up to a beautiful river. If you still have small children at home it looks great for kids. Trash area, restrooms, and camp spots were all clean and well maintained. Easy check in and nice people. It was a short trip into Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge but also the right distance away. We will be back here again and will stay at Greenbrier.

In town for one day and we visited Cherokee Park for a few hours. Loved the scenic lake area. We…read morewalked down to the dock and the little shop where we purchased fish food for the many carp that swarm the dock area. We walked around the park as well and found the boat ramp area. Park was very clean and paths were clear for walking. Would visit again if we're ever in the area in the future.

This is my favorite park in Morristown. Why? By far it is the most enjoyable of the three area disc…read moregolf courses. I like the variety and treachery of the holes. It is by the lake, so had great views. They have nice to basic picnic shelters and pavilions which can match any budget. (Smaller old shelters are as little as $10 a day, and include a grill. See posted photos.) The park is by a public boat launch, paid boat slips, and a campground. They have an outdoor clamshell style stage, lots of walking paths, and pretty nice playgrounds. I really have been enjoying reading in the shade lately, while my husband plays an extra round. The only things I could wish to see improved would be a more easily accessed handicapped bathroom* and a fenced in dog run.** Morristown is doing a pretty good job with their parks. We visit this park, and the nearby dog park at Jaycee field once a week, and often end up getting lunch in town, or running errands. They are hosting this years Tennessee State Disc Golf Championship, June 7-9. Way to go, Morristown! *the bathroom has a handicapped ramp, but is a long walk from the parking lot. This would work for those in scooters, but would be too much for someone in a walker. **the Morristown Dog Park at Jaycee Field is not too far away though, and it is very nice.