Camping is a very popular recreation and mode of transportation navigating through the country. There is the perfect place for all you campers and hikers that enjoy being in the outdoors. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the number one visited Park in the country and they are loaded with activities and amenities for all you campers out there, a popular spot within the Park is Cades Cove. Within the Park, as well as the Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Sevierville and Townsend areas, there are sites for primitive camping deep in the backwoods where you're on your own, or campgrounds for tents and RVs with firepits, showers, a swimming pool, or by a lake, and stores close by for a forgotten loaf of bread or milk.
RV camping has got to be the way to go, getting the best of both worlds, being in the rugged outdoors with the luxuries of home. There are about 34 RV campgrounds within the Smokies from which to choose. All you have to do is decide where you want to set up your home on wheels, basically what you want to be close to or far away from.
 If you get to the Smokies and decide you might like to try RV camping, as opposed to the usual motel, condo or cabin accommodations, smokymountains-rv-campgrounds.com even has RV rentals. There is a convenient map of the area to choose where you want to be, close to the shopping, whitewater rafting, all the tourist attractions, or out in the boonies? All you have to do is decide where you want to be, put the cursor on the little circle and click to get a description of what amenities are available for the particular campground, make your reservations and voila, you're done...Oh, almost forgot, all you have to do is get here, of course, and enjoy the Smokies. |
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