Yes, you can camp in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which offers a variety of camping options. There are 10 developed campgrounds within the park, including Cades Cove Campground and Elkmont Campground. These campgrounds provide basic amenities such as restrooms, potable water, and picnic tables. For a more primitive experience, you can also try backcountry camping. The park has over 100 backcountry campsites and shelters, but you will need a permit for overnight stays. You can learn more about these sites and obtain a permit at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's backcountry camping page. In addition to camping within the park, there are private campgrounds and cabins located near the park, such as Tennessee Wilderwood and Peaceful Smokey Mountain Camping. These options provide a range of amenities and experiences, depending on your preferences.