Fox Fire campsite is beautiful given the locations proximity to a national park. I made a video to show what the sites look like. The one downside is that the water was really brown - not just on one spigot but on all the ones I tested. A big plus is the internet was really fast. https://youtu.be/Ew7kPptViNAIf you found th...moreFox Fire campsite is beautiful given the locations proximity to a national park. I made a video to show what the sites look like. The one downside is that the water was really brown - not just on one spigot but on all the ones I tested. A big plus is the internet was really fast. https://youtu.be/Ew7kPptViNAIf you found this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe :)

We stayed here based on the reviews below and the allure of full hook ups for $25. It really is a lovely little campground. The tent sites are along the river and the RV sites are in a small clearing which may sit 200 yards from I-40. The staff is very friendly and the campground is well-maintained and clean. We enjoyed using the pavil...moreWe stayed here based on the reviews below and the allure of full hook ups for $25. It really is a lovely little campground. The tent sites are along the river and the RV sites are in a small clearing which may sit 200 yards from I-40. The staff is very friendly and the campground is well-maintained and clean. We enjoyed using the pavilion as well. That said, this campground is incredibly loud. It is at the bottom of the hill so all night long there were big rigs blasting their jake brakes. We were also a little disappointed there is no laundry at this park. If you happen to be a little hard of hearing this may be the right spot for you! We had the fan in the camper running all night long to provide a little white noise but it didn’t really help much. I have never noticed a noise problem at any other campground if that is an indication of our sensitivity.

Fox Fire Riverside Campground is a spectacular little campground nestled on the Pigeon River on the northside of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For the price, and the spectacular scenery directly on the river, this campground offers a tremendous bang for your buck!It’s tucked between the Cataloochee Valley and Gatlinburg, so ...moreFox Fire Riverside Campground is a spectacular little campground nestled on the Pigeon River on the northside of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For the price, and the spectacular scenery directly on the river, this campground offers a tremendous bang for your buck!It’s tucked between the Cataloochee Valley and Gatlinburg, so it’s the perfect distance to explore multiple areas of the park during the same weekend.

My family comes to Fox Fire frequently. Sometimes just for a long weekend, sometimes over a week. It has always been great. There is some noise from I40, but nothing to disturbing. The RV spots are nice, all have a fire pit & a bench table. There are 3 cabins to rent, as well as lots of tent camping spots down by the river. The campgr...moreMy family comes to Fox Fire frequently. Sometimes just for a long weekend, sometimes over a week. It has always been great. There is some noise from I40, but nothing to disturbing. The RV spots are nice, all have a fire pit & a bench table. There are 3 cabins to rent, as well as lots of tent camping spots down by the river. The campground hosts are right on site in case you need anything. There are some activities close by, zip lining, whitewater rafting, ropes course, and places to hike. Check out AtlasObscura for some interesting things to do! If you want a terrific home style meal, check out Carvers. Gatlinburg isn’t to far away either! Come relax here, you will enjoy it!

Nice campground right off I40, stayed here for a month while visiting family in the area. 14 rv sites and lots of tent camping in a different area that runs right on the river. Very nice and helpful staff.