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| Campgrounds In Gatlinburg/pigeon Forge Area |
| sorichard |
 Apr 12 2007, 02:25 PM
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hello, my family and i will be taking a vacation to gatlinburg/pigeon forge at the end of june. we are looking for a campground that has big sites to accomodate a 38' motorhome without being crowded. i have 2 kids ages 9 & 13. we also would like to be on a stream or river and not in a campground that is overcrowded. any suggestions? i read a good bit of reviews on tremont? what about yogi bear, or koa, or the outdoor resort?
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| mastercraft |
Apr 12 2007, 04:10 PM
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Here is a link to a related topic on this forum
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/invboard/inde...p?showtopic=695 |
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| RLM |
Apr 13 2007, 10:38 AM
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sorihard> The four parks that I’ve used on multiple trips to the area are:
Outdoor Resorts – Gatlinburg: Most sites around a man-made lake are back-ins and shaded. They have a huge pool that the kids would enjoy. Nice golf course next to it. Everything is paved. It’s about a 15-minute drive on the non-tourist end of town. http://www.outdoor-resorts.com/gatlinburg/ River Plantation – Pigeon Forge: Pull thru sites except along the river. Gravel road and gravel pads, but all are level. Partially shaded. Two pools. Near all attractions. http://www.riverplantationrv.com/ Riverside RV Park – Seiverville: Mostly back-ins. CG is along a river, but most sites aren’t. Stay away from the new area. Mostly open area.. Gravel roads and pads. Level. It’s off I-40 so the drive to Gatlinburg and PG will be about 30 minutes without the tourist traffic. There’s a minor league baseball team with very nice stadium located in the town. http://www.riversidecamp.com Twin Creek RV Resort – Gatlinburg: Probably the nicest and most expensive of the group. Lotsa of amenities. Rated highly by Woodall’s and Good Sam. http://www.twincreekrvresort.com/ All will accommodate a large rig nicely. Of the four, I prefer Outdoor Resorts due to it's location away from the more populated areas. No disrespect, but I got a chuckle out of the "overcrowded" comment. You are going to a very popular resort area in June. Expect crowded. Lotsa attractions as you probably know, but don’t miss the Aquarium. The kids will enjoy it. Use the trolley when you can. Traffic is always heavy. Rick |
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| deerslayer |
Apr 14 2007, 07:13 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 17-October 06 From: NORTH CAROLINA Member No.: 9548 |
We spend a week in the summer and a week in the fall every year the two that we like is river bend http://www.riverbendcampground.com/lot.htm my kids love it there and we do to try to stay here in the summer in the fall we stay at smokey bear off of hwy 321 its a short to med. drive to gatlinburg we stay here because its close to all the back roads to see all the fall leaves
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