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Where To Stay

Best Hotels, Cabins, Camping, and Dining in the Great Smoky Mountains

You can enjoy many types of campgrounds on your Great Smoky Mountains National Park vacation, but there is only one lodge and reservations start with a lottery in fall. However, in the gateway towns, there are many hotels, resorts, and cabin rentals with great views and convenient access to the park.

A “Hive” tent is a second bedroom at Under Canvas Yellowstone.

Camping, Glamping and RV Parks

Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers camping in the frontcountry and backcountry with campsites for tents, groups and horses. Just beyond the park entrances are a multitude of opportunities for camping, glamping and RVing.

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Hotels and Cabins

There is only one lodge inside the park, but in the gateway towns, there are many hotels, resorts, and cabins with great views and convenient access to the park.