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Family Vacation Guide To The Appalachian
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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park boasts ten large developed
campgrounds with more than a thousand
campsites for RVs, trailers, or tent camping, and 100 undeveloped
sites.. Roanoke Mountain Campground is one of these quaint, quiet
little campgrounds located at Milepost 120.4. There are no
showers, no hookups, just beautiful little campsites on the Blue Ridge
Parkway.
Most of the developed
campgrounds are open from April to October. The two campgrounds at Cades Cove and
Smokemont are open year round.
Permits are required for overnight traveling within the park
and can be picked up at one of the many campgrounds, ranger stations, or
visitor centers.
Camping reservations are also needed for the
Elkmont, Smokemont, and Cades Cove campgrounds for overnight camping
from May 15th thru October 31st.
Most of the commercial campgrounds that
encircle The Great Smoky Mountains National Park offer RV, trailer, and tent campsites. Amentities
such as swimming pools, hot showers, and clean bathrooms are advantages
you'll find when staying at one of the many reasonably priced
locations. Some are open year round, some are open from April thru
October.
Camping in Majestic Applachians Great Smoky Mountains , especially those hidden sites around Wautauga Lake is a wonderful
family fun filled experience that you don't want to miss while
you are visiting the Appalachian Mountains!
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