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Smokies campgrounds compared by RV and trailer length

Every Great Smoky Mountains frontcountry campground on Recreation.gov, side by side

Recreation.gov data · checked Oct 17, 2026 · Independent site

Campgrounds compared

CampgroundSitesRV limitTrailer limitPull-throughHookupsFit your rig
Cades Cove Campground 161 42 ft 42 ft 6 2 elec. —
Elkmont Campground 211 35 ft 35 ft 0 3 elec. —
Smokemont Campground 142 227 ft 40 ft 45 2 elec. —
Cosby Campground 157 25 ft 25 ft 0 None —
Deep Creek Campground 92 28 ft 26 ft 4 None —
Look Rock Campground 68 48 ft 48 ft 8 10 W+E —

"Fit your rig" counts sites whose listed maximum for your rig type is at least your length. Sites without a listed length are never counted.

About these campgrounds

Great Smoky Mountains has 6 campgrounds with campsite data on Recreation.gov, 831 campsites in all. The longest listed RV maximum is 227 ft at Smokemont Campground (on 1 site), and Smokemont Campground has the most pull-through sites (45).

The comparison table lists each campground's total sites, pull-through sites and hookups. Elkmont Campground has no pull-through sites, while Look Rock Campground has 8 and Deep Creek Campground has 4. To check which sites fit a specific rig, use the fit checker.

Four campgrounds have hookups. Cades Cove Campground and Smokemont Campground each have 2 electric hookups, Elkmont Campground has 3 electric hookups, and Look Rock Campground has 10 water and electric hookups. Cosby Campground and Deep Creek Campground list no hookups. No campground in this comparison is tent-only. Every campground here has site data on Recreation.gov.

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