By way of an update for 2006, I agree with all comments posted last year. Seems to cater mostly to big rig seasonals, and although the sites are very crowded together, this seems to be the norm for this area. Refreshingly excellent cable tv and wifi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Small park really tight.Park has been cut out between to Mts so you are setting down in between 2 mts kind of like a large road going through them could not use satellite dish and no good reception on tv but had cable extra 1.50 night. Small swimming pool, no where to walk dogs cause its steep parks runs up hill. Guess I would go back but if only could not get into River Plantation about same money but lots nicer park 2 pools extra large hot tub there. This was the only park we could get into Memorial weekend We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was a nice park with cement pads. We liked it because it is off the main road and not so busy. Sites were a little tight but we were gone most of the time see the sights. We would go there again and recommend to other people. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Newer park with concrete pads to park on. Sites were somewhat narrow and weren't big enough for us to park trailer (29ft) and truck without sticking out in the road. Pool was nice but small and playground was creekside and small also. A good park if you have a small camper or can get one of the few larger sites. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

First stay here. Staff very nice. Sites small and there were cables for tv running from site to site above ground, I think they were working on this problem. Kids on golf carts everywhere!! Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is probably the best we have ever camped in. We will never stay in another campground when camping in Pigeon Forge. It was better than we could have ever imagined. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first time at Clabough's. At check in the office was tidy, office workers were pleasant. Our site was cramped, un-level, dirty and very noisy. I could go on, but it would only sound like I had a bone to pick. I do not. We cut our stay a day short because of our experience, and we actually needed some sleep because of the noise. This was the worst campground experience in our 3 years of camping. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Had issues with the WiFi with staying connected. Other than that I would highly recommend the Campground. Will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice park close to the action of Pigeon Forge, but out of all the noise and lights. The parking pad was level gravel and next to it was a cement patio with a picnic table. We found the site a little too tight. Our picnic table had a great view of the neighbor’s sewer. Lots of ducks and duckling roam the park. The restrooms and showers are newer looking and clean. The laundry room has AC which was a nice plus! Free wifi was available; however even though we were within two spots of the office we got a stronger signal from the neighboring campground and used theirs. The Pigeon Forge trolley stops at the campground regularly. We found the staff helpful and nice. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Relatively quiet campground in a not-so-quiet, bustling town. Campground is only about 10-15 minutes from Dollywood and Dolly's Stampede. We didn't get the Passport America rate--guess they sold all of those? Campsites aren't too large. Fortunately, we paid extra to park on creek so we had a deeper lot than most. Oh, yes, those ducks and ducklings are adorable! People in office are VERY nice and gave us names of several RV mechanics. Plenty of trash cans around, and they are emptied every day. Yes, we would go back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice campground, Camp Club USA and Passport America. We stayed here 4 week days. 50amp, water, sewer, cable tv and Wi-Fi are good. At first I was not sure if I would like this campground or the site I stayed in. The site was #1. The cable is jury rigged at this site and the ones next to it. Many of the sites were shared back to back but each having it's own services. Most sites are very long. I had to use blocks to level side to side but had to drop the front almost to the ground to level. This makes it difficult to raise the front when getting ready to leave. I came to really like site 1. It has a small fence around the door side and gave us a separate area to sit and our dog to lay. I would come here again. 800-892-2714 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stopped in to stay for 2 days and ended up staying 3 weeks. Love this park. They let you use passport for as long as you want, park is clean and very shaded. Will definitely return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Passport America rate 19.00. Small older park. Pool is small, also lots of tent sites. Small sites in the area they put us also we was put in with perments no one around. Staff extremely friendly and helpful. For the rate of 19.00 in July its a great deal I guess. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our first time there. This is the best small campground that we have ever been to. Our site (#1) was fantastic, being on the corner, we had no neighbors on one side. Sites are a little small, but they are very nice, all hook-ups including cable and a cement slab. Bathrooms and showers were impeccable. We did not give a '10' because sites are small and fire ring of the next side was too close to the unit and towing vehicle (we had to close all windows when neighbor made a small fire). Very close to main street, you can even walk. Very quiet and relaxing campground. We will come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is by far my favorite campground! They have immaculate bathrooms and showers. The laundry facilities are very clean also. It is quiet and very family friendly. Nice pool and clean well taken care of grounds. I would recommend this to anyone! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Foothills is a really great place. We camped in their #1 cabin and our daughter and her family camped in the #2 cabin. The grounds are very well kept and the bathhouse extremely clean. Owners are helpful and friendly and a wealth of information on the area. Foothills is very conveniently located and has a trolley stop in the front of the campground. The cabins are well kept and well furnished. Beds are very comfortable. We will definitely stay there again. We spent one week there and can hardly wait to go back. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

Nice park, well maintained. Sites are close but not really a problem. Bathroom and showers were clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the ducks that strolled through the grounds. Trolley stop is located at the entrance to the campground. We were here for a car show and the staff was very helpful with moving and parking the trailer we used to transport our antique car. We will definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I gave this a 5 cause I was really 50/50 with it. I must agree with the other reviews that discussed the creek access. The owners definitely stretch the whole "creek front" thing, I promise you this. The only really pretty creek front was at the south end and that was really only for small travel trailers and tenters (The creek picture on the website is of this area, don't be fooled). On our site you could barely even see the creek cause of weeds grown up with trees hanging over in it and it was down a steep hill. This creek was no where near as pretty as the one that flows through Townsend by any means. I didn't have any issues with the people at check-in like others said (maybe they do read this stuff). My major complaint and I mean major was with the design of the electric boxes. Instead of being at the back of your RV like normal, the electric box was near the front of the gravel pad. I wasn't paying attention, and my super slide on that side of my RV almost hit it as I was putting it out. I had to take up my levelers and try and pull forward just enough to barely miss the box. I couldn't go backwards cause I would have hit the trees. The nose of my RV was almost in the road but, that was all I could do. I must have backed up and went forward no kidding for 30 minutes trying to miss the box and get close enough to the patio, it was that bad. Nothing else was available as my favorite place in Townsend was full due to the Labor Day holiday. There was also really no room between our RV and our neighbors, although they were super friendly and that was definitely a plus. The place is really clean and the pool was great, I swam twice in it and met some other nice people. The elder, tattoos, leather-skinned ,bikini clad woman, I could have done with out though, ha ha, but other than that it was really good. Would I stay here again? Yeah possibly, but, I am seriously sold on how pretty Townsend is and want to go back there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground. We stayed for two weeks and couldn't say enough good things about it. The grounds were well maintained as well as the bathrooms and showers were very clean. Management was a little snooty, but they didn't let anything improper go on for very long without putting a stop to it. I will definitely return again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I am not so sure what the other reviewers were looking for but we thought this was a very nice place. It was quiet with nice sites. We had no trouble with our awning not being able to open. We also didn't see any sites where we would not be able to open our awning. There are some sites on a hill but the sites themselves were level. It was tucked away a short distance off the main road and that was very nice. The bathrooms were clean and the pool was nice and clean. All of the folks were nice. This was a timeshare campground so a lot of regulars were there. Our site was one of the ones between the country road and the entrance and we had no problem with our three small boys wandering off. So overall we really liked it and would definitely visit here again. They also have a brand new really nice playground! We thought the place was kept up nicely. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Came under Coast to Coast. Assigned OK campsite, but treated as interloper when I complained and asked to change. Was offered 2 terrible sites as alternates. Kept the assigned spot. Restroom & shower only OK. Nice pool. Very small site. Could not get reception on Dish Network but I was at the bottom of the hill between the entrance drive and the county road - glad I didn't have small children. Water was muddy off and on all week. Campfires only allowed in raised fire pits. Mostly quiet & pleasant. Trolley pickup and drop off every 15 minutes is good option. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were looking to stay, but with a drive-thru in our tow vehicle without the TT, we decided this was not the place for us. The campground is old and not had a lot of upkeep done to it. There are many campers that seemed to have been parked there for decades with no upkeep. We just kept driving. Don't think I would ever stay there, unless it was a have to case. They may be the friendliest people, but the place just looked derelict. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We just returned from a week long vacation at the KOA Pigeon Forge and we loved it. It's close to the main strip, Dollywood, Dixie Stampede and The Old Mill. There is a city park that borders the campground and you can walk across the park from The Old Mill area. The campground has a playground that was a big hit with my 6 year old and 4 year old. They also offered a day camp weekday mornings. The pool is small, but average size for the area. The sights were on the small side, but for the campgrounds in the area they were on the larger side. We drove through four campgrounds in the area before stopping at the KOA. The sites are grassy as opposed to mostly gravel at the other area campgrounds. Staff was friendly and helpful. Dollywood is only one stop away on the trolley and KOA was offering a special rate on tickets while we were there that was not available online. Lastly, the street that the KOA is on connects with Teaster which is the road that parallels the main street in Pigeon Forge, so you can go all the way to the other end of the strip without traffic and with a lot less lights and then come out right where you needed to be. Easy! FYI, the rate was $47 S-Th, but raised to $57 for F-Sat that's for a full hook-up, back-in. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We got stuck in traffic during Columbus Day weekend and it was very late. This campground was the only one that had a few spots left. I paid the price posted at the night registration. Cheapest was $40 for no hookups. A pull-through was $80. I had no choice but to stay. They have everyone jammed in very tight with no room between sites. There was a smelly dumpster right across the road from us, and about a dozen other sites. When I went up the next morning they tried tell me there were special rates for fall and tried to charge me more than the posted price which I refused. I will complain to the Better Business Bureau later. Tax is 11.75 percent in Pigeon Forge. The dump station was located just behind the office on the way to the campground: as you pulled into the campground it was next to the pet and children's play areas. It was an open grate with toilet paper hanging all over the grate. You pull up over the grate and dump on top of it. I wonder why the health department lets them do that. Especially with the children's play area close to it. WiFi is misleading, It is available but you have to register with a third party , separate from the campground, after you log on with their user name and password. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park location is great, walking distance to the main street of Pigeon Forge. The camp is clean and nice. The price is very high. The sites long but very narrow, you are almost on your neighbor site and its hard to open the slide out. I was on a pull throw site that was very long, so I could park my car and my motorcycles on it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very new "RV Park" so not much shade. All concrete and Asphalt which makes for very level, but hot sites. Very close to downtown attractions. Great "zero" depth pool for kids and access to pools across the street at the hotel (associated with the Park). Very friendly staff. We enjoyed this location. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

After much searching and other campgrounds we have previously used being booked tight, we tried Pine Mountain. We could not have been happier. The staff was superb, park immaculate, can't say enough about the bathrooms and showers. The ONLY downfall is the lack of shade and established trees, but the place is new. It is in the middle of Pigeon Forge, and 2 blocks off the parkway. The solitude would let you believe you were miles away. Our 5 Y/O DD fell and busted her lip running around. When the staff in the officer heard her crying they came running. Once they found out she was O.K., they made a big deal over her and brought her into the office and let her pick out a popsicle "on the house". We fought downpours off and on over the weekend and it so nice to have the firerings in a gravel area and paved roads and paved LEVEL pads. This is going to be our campground of choice from now on when we come to Gatlinburg. The hotel across the street has 2 pools, workout room, 2 hot tubs, and a lazy river that are all available for your use since both are owned by the same owners. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Found this fairly new park by accident. Great place, Staff very nice and helpful. Restrooms and showers were great, strong wi-fi, nice kids pool and hot tubs and 2 more pools across street at sister hotel. The only thing about this park is no shade trees yet. Planted but can't rush nature. I think this is where we will be staying when we are in Pigeon Forge. Will be back !!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here over Easter weekend. The staff was great! The sites were paved and level, several pull-throughs. The campground is conveniently located within Pigeon Forge but far enough off the parkway so that you don't hear the road noise. This is a great campground to stay at in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here in August. Nice park and very convenient to Pigeon Forge activities. Our only concern was the entrance into this park. It's in a very sharp curve, with a blind spot. It would be helpful if the park or the county, would put up a mirror so you could see oncoming traffic, or at least a big warning sign - we almost got hit turning in once! Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed 5 nights in August. Not crowded at all good utilities, good set up, a lot of shaded sites, no road noise, concrete pads most sites, easy to back into, good location to everything, beautiful stream deep enough for kayaks and tubing, lots of fish and ducks. Ice and newspaper on site, good Wi-Fi and cable. Owners obviously take a lot of pride in their site and are very nice. One small drawback the band practiced from noon until evening for a youth service (only 1 day) and the music got a little irritating after 5 hours. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had time for only one night here. Paved interior roads and gravel sites. After reading the wonderful reviews we were expecting more. Sites are packed pretty tightly together, as is everything in this area. In our area back in sites are angled for a "herring bone" type pattern. While eating our dinner a large motorhome was backing in to an adjacent site and backed right into the corner of my awning. Bath house was wonderful as described in previous reviews. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful at check in and at other times for information. Campground is on trolley line, but for Pigeon Forge only. We wanted to go to Gatlinburg and had to make two trolley transfers to get there. In general we enjoyed the campground and it is extremely convenient location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Riveredge this past spring. This is an attractive campground. It is very convenient for all the activities of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville. The sites are somewhat close together at Riveredge. We had a site beside the river which was a nice place to be. The outstanding feature of River Edge was the bathrooms. They were on a different level from any we have ever found at a campground. They were spotless. The tile floors and wooden doors on the private shower stalls are more what you would expect at the Ritz Carlton than a campground. We will be back to River Edge any time we are in the Sevier County area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

You do not wont to go here bad place to camp. Sites really small. Old really bad looking permanent travel trailers people are living in. Wires strung in trees running to them have to watch to keep from getting in them when backing into your site. Dogs running around loose (friendly) but dogie doo all over the place (bad) have to watch to keep from stepping in it. They advertise security on their site but there is none. No cable and no TV reception. They also advertise a store but i didn't see none. Its bad I will never go back even though they are Passport America and you can stay 1/2 price its not worth it. The cabins are real small and looked dirty from what I could see of them also I think the guy beside us (permanent) was drunk. It was really bad. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay here about 2 times a year. Staff very nice. sites are close and some very unlevel. Wi-fi was poor and could not hook up. I do not like their no refund policys although I have never needed it. Not the best park, but far from the worst. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 7 nights at this campground. We were on the second row and these spaces are flat so no leveling of camper side to side necessary. The washer/dryer facilities were very clean with new looking machines. The first night the cable was not working very well and a call to the office brought a repairman first thing the next morning. The bathhouses were clean though we used on board facilities since we had full hookups. Because the campground is on the back road, we were able to go to Dollywood without entering the main drag. 5 minutes and we were there. We will make this our campground any time we travel to Pigeon Forge. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I am very happy with this campground. They welcome dogs, the staff is extremely helpful and friendly. While some spots are small, some are really nice. I am going to ask for the same space again next year. Fall is wonderful in the Smokies. The "stream" that runs along the campground is actually the Little Pigeon River. The sites are gravel and fairly level, but extra 2x6 pieces of wood under the levelers is needed. Some sites are worse than others. The WiFi is slow - 802.11b, but the signal is strong everywhere. There are also a couple open nets via the nearby motels. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nicely paved interior road. Level gravel (river rock) sites. Clean 50 amp power. Adequate but not terrific water pressure (measured 35 psi). Owner is very friendly. We'll be here 7.5 months, so I may update this review. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place was a joke . Except for the low price , I would not recommend . It was noisey, owner was rude, sites are to close together, there was only one bathroom and shower for ladies bath house, and there was no toliet paper! We will not be staying here again . Next time we will probably stay next door at Creekside Rv Park and pay the extra 4.00 . We camped here in a Motorhome.

Small and sites very close together, but that is expected in a new park in a very busy area. Owner, will do whatever he can to make the stay good. Close to attractions, cable & wifi excellent. No shop. Laundry and amenities very clean. Trash can at every site and collected daily. Not the biggest and most spacious site, but friendly atmosphere. We camped here in a Motorhome.