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Creekside primitive tent camp site

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· Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee

15 acres hosted by Tiffany F.

1 lodging site · 1 RV/tent site

Near Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Within a 60-minute drive from the Gatlinburg Welcome Center.

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Campsite no electric or bathhouse. Site can only accommodate one vehicle and 2 adults/ no children are allowed. On horse farm near GSM national park and Knoxville/ has a beautiful spring fed creek along side. Campsite is suitable for one vehicle car/ truck etc and a tent, has a fire pit and grate. 1pet as long as it stays leashed at all times/ must take trash with in and keep all trash put up so that it doesn’t attract wildlife

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5 ratings · 3 reviews

Courtney L.recommends

October 17, 2024

Creek side primitive campsite GSMNP

Was simple and cute. It was quiet which was nice. Easy to get to and the scenery was beautiful

Om I.recommends

October 14, 2024

Creek side primitive campsite GSMNP

Great spot fit for a postcard.

This is exactly what is advertised, and I loved it. The site of the spot and fire pit is a raised bit above the creek, and you can walk down to it just a few feet over. And while it's close enough to a decent-sized road that you can see the traffic through the trees (if you look), I always heard the creek. It's a great spot for a single or couples camp as a stop over or if you have a couple of days to spend in the area. It would be perfect for motorcycle camping. There's a cooking grate and a couple of baking sheets to use in the fire pit. There was wood, but you need to be able to process it or bring a bag or 2 of pre-cut.

Clint D.recommends

October 12, 2024

Creek side primitive campsite GSMNP

Property was pretty easy to find. It is a nice little local spot to get away for the evening. Creek was loud enough to listen to while falling asleep. Overall a good little camp spot.

Location

Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Miccosukee First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking