Beautiful over look of Panther Creek. The State Rangers were awesome helping us get the TN passport…read morebook when the visitor center was closed. Bathrooms amazed at how clean they are!! Overlooking was well worth going out of the way to see this state park.

Real customer service is hard to come by these days, but two of the Panther Creek crew deserve a…read morestanding ovation. It is Thanksgiving day, at 4:30 pm and we discovered that our 50 amp power outlet was only working on one side. That meant that our fireplace/ heater was not working on the coldest night so far with 20's forecast for tomorrow night. The new camp host, Mike, called the office and Ranger Brown was there in 15 minutes and resolved the problem. End of shift after a long day serving alone on a holiday and he never hesitated. Kudos, Kudos, Kudos. This is our 14th year at Panther Creek- even more of a favorite now.

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.

We were here the week of Thanksgiving. The sites are all cemented, they fit our F350, UTV on and…read moreour 45' fifth wheel. They have beautiful fireplaces on some of the sites. The lake levels were well below their normal levels but it was all still pretty. Not bad to get to from Kodak, Sevierville or PF (we took our UTV into town instead of taking the dual trucks into town. They have cable but it is not strong and the words don't always match up with their mouths. They do not offer cable wires to rent, but you can buy them there. (we bought ours at Walmart). The washer and dryers are $2 a load. They do not have soap or change machine in the laundry room. They do have change at the front office, not sure if they have soap or dryer sheets to buy. They have a dog park, swimming pool and a beach (did not use in November). But they looked great. The sites were expensive but the property was very well maintained and very clean. We would return but it might be cheaper to get an airbnb (depending on how long you are staying) with another couple and split the costs of a cabin.

The pads are the most level we have seen and the amenities are fancy. I think it may be 5 stars if…read morethe water park and water slide was there that is supposed to go into the lake, but the water level wasn't high enough when we were there so it was all right. The water slide into the pool was fun though it may not have been for adults because I went pretty slow. Overall, it's a nice campground and it was fun to rent and drive a golf cart around. The people working there were nice and the church service Sunday morning at 9 was nice. My husband booked again for next year in August so hopefully the water levels will be high enough for all the water park stuff.

This is the best marina on Douglas Lake. The new owners have done so many renovations and the place…read morelooks amazing. The boat slips on Douglas lake are new, as well and so pretty. The campground has great camper spots and all the campers are so nice. I stayed in the cabins and they are also renovated with wonderful views of the lake. It is such a peaceful place away from the tourist traps of East Tennessee. OMG, did i mention they have boat rentals? We did kayaks one day and pontoon one day. It was fabulous and the staff were so eager to ensure we were taken care of. I would give it six stars if I could.

I don't know what made the trip most memorable. Our cabin and boat rental on Douglas Lake at this…read moregorgeous Marina or taking a picture with Bigfoot. Lol. Our view of the lake was absolutely stunning from our cabin. And the customer service couldn't have been any better. Will definitely return.

Cool little campground with a beach area. Brought my kids here to play in the water and had a great…read moretime.

Just arrived at this campground to find freshly sprayed weed killer all over our campsite. The guy…read morewas still driving around on a golf cart spraying everything in sight. Because it's the Thursday before a busy summer weekend (if you must spray actual poison in the exact area where people camp with kids and pets this is the absolute worst time to do so), best they could do was move us to a site with less weed killer on it. After trying to convince me that "weed killer won't harm pets" first. Kind of stuck sleeping here tonight because it's too late to go home but the nice weekend we'd planned to enjoy the outdoors is completely ruined.

Convenience to local attractions. Far enough away from it all to relax and enjoy the RV site…read more Beautiful setting! We love water sites!!

Our first time camping at this campground Sept 16-21 2024. We were pleasantly surprised from the…read morefriendly staff to the cleanliness of the facilities. We were in town for a bluegrass festival so we were not at the camper most of the time other than to sleep. The river was nice but a little unnerving watching the water level change daily. But we will stay there again if given the opportunity. Can't beat the price for the area.

My wife made same day paid reservation for a boat. I got up 30 minutes later and was much too sick…read moreto go. We phoned to cancel an hour after making reservation. They would not refund money. Since I canceled by phone with no documentation credit card company ruled dispute of the charge in vendor's favor. Swanns has a 2 day cancelation policy. Buyer beware

Tennessee Hospitality! Warm welcome, good service and tasty food! Off the 70 heading on HWY 363,…read morebackroad beauty!

Great place. Arguably the best destination for a fun day on Douglas Lake. Easy parking, boat…read moreaccess, good food and fun are all found here.

If I could give ZERO stars I would. If you want super greasy and tasteless food at an exorbitant…read moreprice then this is your place. Non existent service- until you vocally keep complaining then they'll come to you. There was seven of us ordering basically the same and one of us got their food and 30 minutes later we started getting ours. Most everyone's tickets were wrong.... I guess after 90 minutes you kinda forget what people ordered and start just putting stuff on the bill that wasn't ordered. Won't be back again. It was awful!!!

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.