Camping - Great Smoky Mountains National Park (U.S. National Park Service)
The park offers several different types of campsites: Backcountry - for backpackers. Requires hiking several miles to a site located in the park's backcountry. Frontcountry - camping near your car in a developed campground that has restrooms with cold running water and flush toilets. Each individual campsite has a fire grate and picnic table.
The 15 Best Great Smoky Mountains Campgrounds to Visit
Oct 27, 2022 · Great Smoky Mountains National Park Camping. Great Smoky Mountains National Park has over a dozen campgrounds, including group campgrounds, backcountry sites, and horse camps.
Frontcountry Camping - Great Smoky Mountains National Park …
Nov 15, 2024 · Great Smoky Mountains National Park maintains developed frontcountry campgrounds at 10 locations in the park. Cades Cove and Smokemont Campgrounds are open year-round. All other campgrounds are open on a seasonal basis. Select a campground below to …
Complete Guide to Camping in the Smoky Mountains
Dec 29, 2023 · Camping in Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Quick Overview. Roughly speaking, camping in Great Smoky Mountains National Park is either of the front-country or the backcountry variety. That is, you’ll either be bedding down in a road-accessible campsite or one you can only reach by foot.
Permits & Reservations - Great Smoky Mountains National Park …
Camping and Lodging. If you plan to spend a night in the park, reservations may be necessary. Please refer to the following pages for reservation information: Backcountry Camping. Frontcountry Camping. LeConte Lodge. Horse Camps. Group Campgrounds. Picnic Pavilions (Day Use Only) The Appalachian Clubhouse and Spence Cabin
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