RV Camping Near Smoky Mountains

Sun Outdoors Pigeon Forge, formerly River Plantation RV Resort, is located in Tennessee, in the town of Sevierville, nestled near the majestic Smoky Mountains.

Accommodations and Amenities

Our campground caters to a wide group of guests, with multiple ways to stay. Over 295 spacious RV campsites feature full hookups, concrete pads, and picnic tables. Big rigs are also welcome, with sites accommodating vehicles up to 70 feet long. Additionally, we also have a sizable selection of cabins for rent. These cozy mountain abodes come in different sizes and feature complimentary WiFi, cable TV, heat/AC, and charcoal grills. For your convenience, our resort has clean, spacious bathhouses and modern coin laundry facilities. To complement the excellent sites,Our resort features a diverse set of amenities. Here's a taste of what awaits you during your stay:

• Lazy river with mountain views
• Standard and beach-entry swimming pools
• Hot tub and interactive splash pad
• Indoor fitness center
• Bark park and pet washing station
• Arcade and game room
• RV & bus wash
• Outdoor pavilion and fire pit
• Basketball, pickleball, and GaGa ball

Smoky Mountain Attractions

Once you step foot in the Smoky Mountains, you'll quickly understand why it's one of the most-visited destinations in the U.S. A stunning preserve protecting hundreds of plant and animal species, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is an American treasure. Endless ridges build into mountaintops with panoramic views of the Appalachian range. The park's trail system offers many opportunities to explore the wild with easy and difficult treks. And for those seeking low-impact activities, you can easily drive to Clingman's Dome, the highest point in the park and the third-highest point in the eastern U.S. Don't forget to keep an eye out for black bears and elk! Nearby in Sevierville, you'll find Dollywood, the South's signature theme park. It also happens to be home to one of the best roller coasters in the U.S. and Splash Country, a massive water park. Both Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg feature plenty to do. From riding the Great Smoky Mountain Wheel at the Island in Pigeon Forge to tasting spirits at Ole Smoky Moonshine, there's fun for all ages. And for the brave at heart, the Gatlinburg SkyBridge offers a walk on the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America. Need a day in the city? Head 25 miles west to Knoxville, Tennessee's hidden gem. Here, you can break out your orange and white as you attend a Volunteers game at the University of Tennessee. Or perhaps catch a show at the historic Tennessee Theatre. In either case, take some time to explore the buzzy shopping and dining districts of Market Square and Old City!   

Come see for yourself how gorgeous and fun this area is. Book your stay now.

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