Top 10 RV Parks Around the Pigeon Forge, TN Area

Top 5 reasons why it’s a fun place to visit:

  1. Visit the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge
  2. Be entertained at the Paula Dean’s Lumberjack Feud Show
  3. Take a Pink Jeep Tour of Smoky Mountains
  4. Check out The Island in Pigeon Forge
  5. Spend a day at Dollywood

List of top 10 RV Parks in the Pigeon Forge, TN area:

(Disclaimer: information is a compilation of researched info as published online and does not necessarily reflect the experience or opinion of the author)

The RV parks have been ranked and are listed from “Most Recommended” to “Least Recommended” based on reviews, feedback, amenities, and preference. Cost was not the primary ranking driver. Please note that weekend RV families with children might have different needs than full-time RV “snowbirds”.

Pigeon Forge

1. Foothills RV Park

Foothills RV Park

Address: 4235 Huskey Street, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 37863
Phone: (865)-428-3818
Email: [email protected]
Hours: 8:00 AM-8:00 PM
Website: foothillsrvparkandcabins.com
Specs
Pricing: $42-50/daily (depending on site selection, 2 people, 1 vehicle-must pay extra for additional individuals over age 4)
Total RV sites: 38
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes (heated)
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Nestled in the woods, this park has plenty of space for one’s RV, as well as cabins for guests during family reunions and getaways. This 5-star rated park (according to Tripadvisor) is a relaxing spot to unwind, unplug and still within short distance to all the activities in the area.

Foothills RV Park

What makes this park unique?

This is a quaint little getaway in the Smoky Mountains, minutes away from Dollywood and within an hour away from everything there is to see in the Smoky Mountains. This park is also on the Pigeon Forge Parkway Fun Time Trolley Route (say that ten times fast!).

What we like about it
  • Laundry
  • Free coffee
  • Fire rings/pits
  • Concrete patios
Drawbacks
  • No pull through sites
  • 32 ft max for trailers and 36 ft max for motorhomes
  • Seasonal (open April-October)

2. Camp Riverslanding

Camp Riverslanding

Address: 304 Day Springs Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (866)-369-5301
Email: [email protected]
Hours: 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Website: campriverslanding.com
Specs
Pricing: $80+/daily (based on site and season, use the interactive website to determine precise cost)
Total RV sites: 114
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes 
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Founded in 1968, this park is one of the oldest and most established in the area. Close to Dolly Parton’s Stampede Dinner Attraction, this park boasts of being the “best RV park in Tennessee.” This is a place to make summer memories for a lifetime!

Camp Riverslanding

What makes this park unique?

The park hosts theme-based activities most weekends, such as the “Ribfest Weekend”, “Luck of the Irish Weekend” or “Wild West Weekend”. The overall atmosphere is fun and welcoming. The amenities are aplenty to keep everyone relaxed and entertained. One can even rent a site WITH the RV all set up and ready for camping!

This park receives continued glowing reviews from their visitors, along with repeat customers due to their attention to detail and excellent customer service!

What we like about it
  • Themed weekend activities
  • Tennis courts
  • Rec room
  • Fishing
  • Tubing
  • Basketball courts
Drawbacks
  • none

3. Riverbend Campground

Riverbend Campground

Address: 2479 Riverbend Loop Pad #1, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-453-1224
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Unknown
Website: riverbendcampground.com
Specs
Pricing: $45/daily (based on 2 people, extra for additional individuals over 12)
Total RV sites: 130 (100 of them concrete pads)
Hookups: partial (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: No 
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

This park is located on a river and is just ½ mile away from town, close to shopping and restaurants. It is surrounded by nature and allows visitors to unwind and unplug from a busy life.

Riverbend Campground

What makes this park unique?

“Camping right on the river” is the experience that this park is offering. One can go hiking, exploring, bird watching, fishing, or kayaking right when stepping outside their RV. The trolley takes one through Pigeon Forge and Dollywood for $1. There is also the opportunity to go stream-tubing (bring your own tube or inflatable mattress). Saturday night there is a gospel singing concert and church services are offered on camp site on Sunday.

What we like about it
  • Clean and level sites
  • Shaded lots
  • Laundry
  • Cable TV
Drawbacks
  • Reservations by phone only

4. Creekside RV Park

Creekside RV Park

Address: 2475 Henderson Springs Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-428-4801
Email: [email protected]
Hours: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM (Mon-Sat), 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (Sun)
Website: creeksidervpark.com
Specs
Pricing: $35-58/daily (based on site and season), $225/weekly (March rate), 10% Good Sam/military/first responder discount
Total RV sites: 108
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Located centrally in East Tennessee, this park is in the heart of all that the area has to offer; from all the tourist activities to remote hiking paths, visitors can choose their number of activities to stay busy or to unwind in nature.

Creekside RV Park

What makes this park unique?

Located along a small creek, this park has all the amenities to park the RV for a week and to go and explore the great outdoors and all the Pigeon Forge area has to offer.

This park was also featured on the popular YouTube channel “Keep Your Daydream” in their 8/12/2019 episode (I WAS WRONG ABOUT THE RV SIDE DECK | GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS – YouTube) and has received great online reviews.

What we like about it
  • Clean
  • Friendly
  • Laundry
  • Daily garbage pickup
Drawbacks
  • Open only March-November
  • Only 5 pull-through sites

5. Riveredge RV Park

Riveredge RV Park

Address: 4220 Huskey St, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (877) 881-7222
Hours: 8:30 AM-10:00 PM
Website: www.stayriveredge.com
Specs
Pricing: $45+/daily (depending on site and season) plus tax, based on one vehicle and 2 people (otherwise, extra charges)
Total RV sites: 175
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes (heated)
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Located at the south end of Pigeon Forge, this park is also on the Fun Trolley route that takes one to grocery stores, malls, and tourist attractions, such as Dollywood.

Riveredge RV Park

What makes this park unique?

This park is very family-friendly, which is evident by the choice of amenities they offer to their visitors. Nestled in nature yet within reach of all the activities in the area, this park is a great choice for an extended stay. It is within walking distance of the Little Pigeon River, as well.

What we like about it
  • 1800+ sqf arcades
  • Splashpad
  • Fire rings
  • HDTV
  • Great booking website
Drawbacks
  • Tight spots
  • 3 nights minimum on holidays
  • Can get expensive with larger families (fees are based on 2 individuals)

6. Pine Mountain RV Park

Pine Mountain RV Park

Address: 411 Pine Mountain Rd, Light #6, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-453-9994
Hours: 9:00 AM-9:00 PM
Website: pinemountainrvpark.com
Specs
Pricing: $45-80/daily, $120-200/weekly (based on site and season), rates based on two adults (children 13 and up cost $5 extra per child)
Total RV sites: 60 total (35 back-in and 25 pull-through)
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes (heated)
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Located next to a creek, this park is surrounded by nature and a good choice to relax for a few days. There’s plenty to do, whether at the park or close by in the area.

Pine Mountain RV Park

What makes this park unique?

This is a newly built RV park that boasts all the amenities to make it a great stay. This park is open year-round (unlike some others in the area).

What we like about it
  • Cable TV
  • Golf
  • Mini golf
  • Fishing
Drawbacks
  • Rude staff, bad customer service (according to several previous visitors)
  • Can be pricey

7. Clabough’s Campground

Clabough’s Campground

Address: 405 Wears Valley Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-428-2735
Hours: 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Website: claboughcampground.com
Specs
Pricing: $41-50/daily (based on season and spots), rates based on 4 people max, additional people over age 6 cost extra
Total RV sites: 320
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes (several)
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Close to Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Sevierville, this park is the hub of all activities in the area. Hailed the gateway to adventure in the Smoky Mountains, Clabough’s Campground also prides itself in excellent visitor experience.

Clabough’s Campground

What makes this park unique?

Founded in 1978, this large park has over 300 sites to choose from. Almost a little city by itself, it has all the amenities that allow one to stay and not ever have to leave the park.

What we like about it
  • Wildlife and nature trails
  • Grocery store
  • Market
  • Restaurant
  • Game-rooms
  • Laundry
  • Gasoline
  • Basketball court
  • Lazy river
Drawbacks
  • Might be too big for some RVers (and noisy)

8. King Holly’s Haven RV Park

King Holly’s Haven RV Park

Address: 647 Wears Valley Road, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-453-5352
Hours: 8:30 AM-2:30 PM
Website: www.hollyhavenrvpark.com
Specs
Pricing: $36-52/daily (based on site and season), based on 4 people/site (any additional individuals ages 6 and up are $2 extra per person per day), Good Sam discount available
Total RV sites: 172
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes 
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

Located on the Waldens Creek at the Foot of Wears Mountain, this park is close to all the Pigeon Forge activities, but also offers access to all the outdoors activities.

King Holly’s Haven RV Park

What makes this park unique?

This is an established medium-sized park that is affordable for a longer-term stay. Although the sites are a bit tight, it is a great park in nature and within minutes of all the tourist sights.

What we like about it
  • Laundry
  • Playground
  • Cable TV
  • Open year-round
Drawbacks
  • Tight sites

9. Bear Cove Village

Bear Cove Village

Address: 3609 Bear Cove Way, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865)-365-1157
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Unknown
Website: www.bearcovevillage.com
Specs
Pricing: $29-73/daily (depending on season), stay six nights and get seventh for free, Good Sam discount
Total RV sites: 102
Hookups: (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes 
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

This park has premier RV sites with privacy (hedge in back), cabins and glamping tents for large family gatherings or rallies. It’s close to all the area attractions in Pigeon Forge, Gatlingsburg and Sevierville, as well as the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Bear Cove Village

What makes this park unique?

The park has two pools and a fishing pond. The park is located 1 mile from Dollywood and Dollywood Splash Country and is an all-season park. This park is great for a longer stay, with the option of receiving mail there as a longer-term resident. This park is family-owned and operated.

What we like about it
  • Firepits
  • Privacy
  • Mail service
  • RV supplies
  • Gift shop
  • Cable TV
Drawbacks
  • Sites assigned at check-in
  • Prices based on 4 people/site

10. Mill Creek Resort

Mill Creek Resort

Address: 449 W Mill Creek Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

Phone: (865)-428-3498
Hours: Unknown
Website: www.millcreekresortpf.com

Specs
Pricing: Unknown
Total RV sites: 79
Hookups: full (30/50, water, sewer)
Pool/Hot tub: Yes 
Showers: Yes
Pets Allowed: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes

While this park is located on the quiet side of Pigeon Forge, it’s also in the middle of all the tourist activities so that one has always something to do.

Mill Creek Resort

What makes this park unique?

This park prides itself with southern hospitality and has many activities for all ages. Note: reservations are strongly encouraged.

What we like about it
  • Cable TV
  • Fire rings
  • Laundry
  • Store
  • Horseshoes
Drawbacks
  • Pricing not listed on website UNTIL you enter all info to book site

TIPS TO GET TO PIGEON FORGE

Located North of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, it seems like all roads lead to Pigeon Forge. One can take the US-441 from Knoxville Southeast toward Pigeon Forge or the US-321 from Gatlinburg.

There are so many things to do in the area that one can easily spend several weeks in Pigeon Forge and never get bored.

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