If you haven’t been to the Great Smoky Mountains for an unforgettable camping trip in your new or used RV, what are you waiting for? This is an incredible camping destination any time of the year, and we are ready to help your family get on the road to enjoying the vacations you’ve dreamed about – so check out what Smoky Mountains National Park has to offer below!
About the Park
This is one of the most iconic parks in America! The NPS website mentions the following:
Ridge upon ridge of forest straddles the border between North Carolina and Tennessee in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. World renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life, the beauty of its ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, this is America’s most visited national park.
Learn more here!
Waterfall Hikes
The Smoky Mountains boast countless mountain streams and creeks that are crystal clear and icy cold!
You’ll love the numerous trails to be found throughout the park and start planning your hikes here. You’ll definitely want to make certain waterfall destinations part of your hiking trip plans. Ramsey Cascades, Laurel Falls, and Rainbow Falls are three iconic waterfalls you won’t want to miss, and you can learn more about all of the park’s waterfalls and destination hikes here.
Cades Cove
A gorgeous, sprawling 11-mile scenic tour with loads of wildlife to observe and photograph, Cades Cove will be one of your vacation highlights for sure. Pack a picnic lunch and set out at a leisurely pace to enjoy the beautiful scenery. A gorgeous, sprawling 11-mile scenic tour with loads of wildlife to observe and photograph, Cades Cove will be one of your vacation highlights for sure. Pack a picnic lunch and set out at a leisurely pace to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Always remember to follow park rules and regulations and absolutely never approach wildlife (including bears…and especially mother bears with cubs). It’s illegal to approach any bears within 50 yards at Smoky Mountains National Park, not to mention dangerous. The two best ways to enjoy your camping trip are “not mauled” and “not in jail,” and the easiest way to do that is to follow the rules. Learn more about Cades Cove here.
Camping at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Visitors of all camping styles are welcome here! You’ll find primitive camping to full electric/hookup sites throughout the park, and you can learn more about your options here.
My family has visited this national park several times and it’s a family favorite. We think after you visit, you’ll agree! This camping destination is beautiful year-round and we’d love to schedule some RV service for you before you hit the road. Contact us today!
