Do you love hitting the open road with your RV or swapping stories around the campfire? When you visit the Pigeon Forge area, you’ll find plenty of RV parks and campgrounds to choose from. Sometimes, there’s so many that it’s hard to decide which one’s right for you! That’s why we’ve put together this list of the best spots in the Smokies.
Each park has its own unique location, amenities, and perks that make it special.
Camp RiversLanding
Location: 304 Day Springs Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Located right on the Pigeon River and just off the Parkway, Camp RiversLanding is all about family fun and making memories in the Smokies. Guests love tubing down the river, relaxing at the heated pool, and enjoying the convenience of three trolley stops right on site.
Amenities include WiFi, a dog park, game room, basketball courts, playground, bathhouse, and more. Inner tubes are even available at the Trading Post so you can float the river without leaving the campground.
Alpine Hideaway Campground
Location: 251 Spring Valley Road, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Alpine Hideaway Campground is tucked between two mountains with plenty of shady trees, giving you that “away from it all” feeling while still being within walking distance to the Parkway and trolley stops. Guests will find a newly renovated bathhouse and laundry facilities, plus the convenience of on-site RV rentals and camping cabins.
Families can cool off in the saltwater pool, spend time on the playground, or check out games from the office.
Foothills RV Park & Cabins
Location: 4235 Huskey Street, Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863
Foothills RV Park & Cabins offers cozy cabins along with 37 full hook-up RV sites. Guests enjoy a heated outdoor pool, bathhouse, laundry facilities, and free WiFi. A trolley stop is located on-site for easy access to attractions.
Cabin rentals include A-frame, log, and camping cabins, each with heat, air conditioning, cable TV, picnic tables, and charcoal grills.
Gateway To The Smokies RV Park & Campground
Location: 210 Conner Heights Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Gateway to the Smokies is a family- and veteran-owned campground located just minutes from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With 70 RV sites, 9 cabins, and plenty of tent camping spots, it’s the perfect “base camp” for adventure.
Guests can enjoy open-air scenery, warm hospitality, a pool, and easy access to all the attractions in Pigeon Forge and beyond.
Riverside RV Park and Resort
Location: 4280 Boyds Creek Highway, Sevierville, TN 37876
Set on the banks of the West Prong Little Pigeon River, Riverside RV Park & Resort offers nearly 300 level campsites and riverside cabins. Visitors love fishing along the river, relaxing at the pool, and taking advantage of the playground and open spaces.
Couples can book a romantic riverside cabin complete with a Jacuzzi, fireplace, and king-size bed.
Margaritaville RV Resort & Lodge
Location: 149 Cates Lane, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Camp Margaritaville combines the laid-back vibe of Margaritaville with Smoky Mountain hospitality. The resort features a pool with a double-loop water slide, the Fins Bar & Grill, and a convenient camp store.
Whether you choose to stay in your RV or enjoy a carefree stay at The Lodge, you’ll be minutes away from the best of Pigeon Forge, Sevierville, and Gatlinburg.
Creekside RV Park
Location: 2475 Henderson Springs Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Creekside RV Park lives up to its name with a peaceful, creekside setting that’s still just two miles from the Parkway. This family-owned park offers a relaxed Smoky Mountain atmosphere with 84 full hook-up sites, complete with 30/50 amp service, cable TV, and WiFi.
One of the highlights is the serene creek that winds through the property—perfect for fishing, wading, or just sitting back in your camp chair to enjoy the view. The park also features a saltwater swimming pool, clean bathhouse, laundry facilities, and a covered pavilion for group gatherings. With its quiet setting and convenient location, Creekside RV Park is an ideal home base for exploring Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and the Smokies.
No matter which RV park or campground you choose, you’ll find that staying close to nature while being just minutes from all the fun of Pigeon Forge is the best of both worlds. Whether you want riverside relaxation, resort-style amenities, or a quiet mountain escape, these RV parks offer something for every kind of traveler. Be sure to book your spot early (especially during peak seasons) so you can secure the perfect place to call home while you explore the Smokies.
