This was our first camping trip and our first time here. Highly recommend. Very conveniently…read morelocated, quiet. Very clean bathhouse and laundry area. The whole area was kept neat and tidy. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming.

So clean, and perfect location to fun. Brought the grandbabies for the splash pad and 1 foot wading…read morepool, and it was a hit. VERY level lots, right on the creek. Easy to reserve and get to. Walking distance to several eating establishments

Love all of the trees & the creek behind our rv. The office personnel were very helpful and…read morehospitable. We would definitely use this campground again in the future.

This place is so nice and clean. They have good location, easy to go somewhere. I will be back next…read moreyear.

Absolutely LOVED this campground! Staff went above and beyond to help us out to make sure we were…read morecomfortable and welcomed. We brought our pup and they were even accommodating to him. We stayed in the camping cabins and it was just perfect for our trip! The bathhouses were sparkling clean and had codes that only campers had access too. The camp sites were all well kept. Phenomenal location will definitely be returning here!

Plenty of cemented spaces. While you're close to the parkway you hear very little road noise. With…read morethe exception of a trash truck, there was very little noise. Each site has a fire pit and a metal picnic table. There are "glamping" cabins. There are plenty dumpsters around. There are two bathhouses and a coin laundry. $3 for a wash and there is a change machine. The dryers are 25 cents for six minutes. There is an arcade for the kids and you can spy on them via the cable TV. Plus you can walk to a pancake house.

Such a beautiful park, very well maintained. We will…read moredefinitely be back. Great level spots. Easy to park.

The park is newer and clean with paved roads and concrete pads, and this was not our first time…read morestaying here. Pine Mountain RV Park has a lot of good things to offer but be aware of the WiFi as some sites are good as long as you are close to an antenna, but if not the signal is so weak you can't even surf Facebook. When I asked the lady at the office about the signal around the creek sites, she was rude, short tempered and reassured me it was working as it should. I promise you it was not! They are also over picky about where you are allowed to park, but the employees park anywhere they want (at the curb which is not a parking spot.) Let me say that when I spoke to the other lady (Shelly Grace), she was very understanding and professional. Because of the unprofessional actions of the other lady and the other issues, we will never return! There are lots of other places to stay in Pigeon Forge, not to mention at a lower cost. We have stayed at Clabough's Campground for many years, and I guess we will go back there from now on. Shame on you, Pine Mountain for treating your paying guests unprofessionally!

Buddy Bear is no "Buddy" to smaller-sized travel trailers…read more I recently stayed 3 nights (Dec 27 - Dec 30) at Buddy Bear RV Campground and was very disappointed with what transpired. I booked my stay from their webpage and received a confirmation email on December 15th for Site #4 which is the one I reserved. Site #4 is a premium site according to the website and it costs a bit more than a regular site. My fiancée and I wanted to stay along the river and at the time that was the only site available along the river. The day I arrived for my stay, Dec 27th, I received an email at 12:37 PM, So around check-in time, stating I was moved to site #21 which is a regular site and not along the river. It is also not large enough for a travel trailer and the towing vehicle to park in. I asked the manager lady why I was moved to a different site and was met with the following responses: "We try to put smaller campers in the smaller sites and save the bigger ones for potential larger campers to rent out." "It's a very common thing, we've been doing this for 30 years and you guys are new campers you'll see." "Park your vehicle over behind the dumpsters if it won't fit at your new smaller site." "The river is still close by as it's just across the street." "You should lock in the site if you want it that bad but it will cost extra." (There isn't an option on the website to Lock-In a site) Someone was already residing in site #4 upon my arrival, I can only conclude they extended their stay and the managers or owners didn't want to move them and figured it would be easier to move me. When we asked for a refund of the difference between the premium site and the regular site I was informed there were no refunds. I also asked to be moved to a different site along the river as there were 5 available at the time of my arrival. The site's 5/7/9/10/11 were all available still and along the river. I was informed that they were all booked up for the holidays and there was nowhere else to put me. Once we kept asking for the refund difference, ONLY THEN, did a premium site magically become available for use. Site #18 is not by the river but at least a large spot for my travel camper and tow vehicle. They had to inform the tenant on site #17 to move his extra vehicles from the site so I could use it. To be clear, they were going to put me in a smaller site, and not give me a refund of the difference before telling someone else to move their extra vehicles from a site they weren't paying for. At the end of the day, I stayed in a "premium site" although it wasn't near the river like I wanted. But we are at least even financially. The morning I was packing up my travel trailer to depart, DEC 30, I took another lap around and wouldn't you know, Premium Site #9 along the river was never booked or used from the moment I showed up until the moment I left. This means they lied about being "completely booked up for the Holidays" We will never be staying here again. My Mother and her Husband won't be, my fiancée and her family won't be either, nor will some of my Army buddies when we take group trips in our campers. From now on we will be staying at Ripplin Waters, it's $57.50 a night there or $60 during holidays so also more budget-friendly! They have over 150 sites with more than 40 along the river. Best of all THEY WON'T MOVE YOU TO ANOTHER SITE OR DISCRIMINATE BASED ON THE SIZE OF YOUR CAMPER.

I think the name has changed to Buddy Bear and currently they are short staffed so everything like…read morecheck in is done virtual and with a code for the gate. I enjoyed this campground because it's by the river, small, quiet, and away from all the chaos of pigeon forge. However it's close enough to get to amenities and tourist areas if desired.

Me and my family love to camp, every campground I have ever stayed at I would recommend. THIS…read moreCAMPGROUND IS A DIFFERENT STORY! Awful hospitality, not working bathrooms and the owners even yelled at my father. They had to shut down the restrooms and showers and told us they would open up another restroom room for us to use but NEVER DID!!

We enjoyed our 6 nights at Walden Creek campgrounds. Each site had a iron table and 2 chairs...also…read morea cool firepit! There was a creek behind us that we walked the dogs to jump in and cool down. Thanks for having us!

Great little hidden RV park. There are great spaces in the back with a creek at the back of your…read morerig. Ask for space 68 or 69 and you will be the HAPPY CAMPER! The folks that run it are super nice. Wish I could stay longer than 2 nights because I just love this place.

Yes, not the best in the Pigeon Forge area, but also not the worst...and their prices are very…read moreaffordable (after all, you're out in town all day, not at the campground). Have stayed there several times and will be staying there again in December.

This is our first time staying at the Landing resort and wont be our last. Absolute hidden gem…read more Quiet and clean, no frills but spacious spots and well maintained. Walking distance to Iron Forged Brewery and Apple Barn.

This campground is a new "resort" type layout. Being new, the trees are small throughout the park…read more It truely markets to a "resort" customer. So, there are standards on how old a camper can be. Yep, that sounds kind of harsh but it does keep the quality of the camping experience high. If you either object, or don't meet the standard, choose somewhere else. There are 74 parks in the Pigeon Forge market. The park borders the Little Pigeon River and is very scenic. It is really close to shopping, restaurants and attractions. All sites are paved and average size. Concrete pads are level, you won't need any blocks to get set up. Each site has full hook-ups and the connections are centrally located on each site so hook-ups should be easy no matter where your connections are. Power is stable, water pressure is excellent and water quality is good. Cable TV channels are plentiful. Restrooms are modern and spotlessly clean. Laundry facilities have state of the art LG washers and dryers. Park wifi is very good. Cell signals are very strong. If you're using satellite TV or StarLink Internet, you'll find most sites have excellent access. There is a large dog park for pet exercise. The developers did their homework when laying out the park as all site are easy access for even the biggest rigs. The outer ring of sites are back-in type with excellent angles to make easy parking of the rig. We camped at Pigeon Forge Landing RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.

We stay at Clabough's every year. We love this place. Two pools, a lazy river, everything a kid…read morecould want.

We stay here every time we come here love it so the staff is so nice and welcoming and we love itread more