Creekside RV Park

I love staying at Creekside RV Park. The campsites are well-maintained and level. The campground has a safe and friendly atmosphere. I really appreciated Mack helping me back my rig into the campsite. I'm still new to RVing and I RV alone, so having a knowledgable coach to help out was very beneficial. He also took the time to teach rather than just help me get the rig parked. I learned a lo... I love staying at Creekside RV Park. The campsites are well-maintained and level. The campground has a safe and friendly atmosphere. I really appreciated Mack helping me back my rig into the campsite. I'm still new to RVing and I RV alone, so having a knowledgable coach to help out was very beneficial. He also took the time to teach rather than just help me get the rig parked. I learned a lot and feel that I am improving as an RV driver after this experience. Creekside has an ideal location to enjoy Pigeon Forge, Wears Valley, and Townsend. First, Creekside is just off Wears Valley Road. If you take a left up to the main drag of Hwy 441 / Winfield Dunn Pkwy in Pigeon Forge, you are conveniently located to all the attractions. I went one direction to Tanger Outlets and the other direction to Lodge and Teaster Lane. If you take a right on Wears Valley, you are a short drive from quaint (yet growing!) Wears Valley. Keep going and you'll end up in Townsend and the entrance to the National Park. I did a day trip to Townsend during my stay and it's about a 20-25 minute drive over the mountain. Be sure you follow Creekside's guidance about GPS routing. Come through Pigeon Forge and approach via Wears Valley Road (turn at the McDonald's). If you come through Seymore and approach via Hwy 411, you'll be dragging your rig through pig trails with narrow lanes, sharp turns, and narrow bridges with areas prone to flood in heavy rain...an RVer's worst nightmare. Choose wisely...choose the main road, use the bathroom at Buc-ee's when you get off Interstate 40, and just deal with the traffic.