Creekside RV Park

Nice campground very clean and well maintained. Most of the spaces are back in but the is ample room to work with. The spaces have cable and the campground has pretty good WIFI. Nice pool and the facilities are clean. This is a dog friendly campground, but there is not a lot of area to walk them. There is a nice creek that runs along the property.

We stopped at this campground for 2 nights. It is well maintained and well located near of the touristic city without the inconvenient and the traffic of the main boulevard.
There is a shuttle that passes every hour which take you to the main hub for additional local transportations.
I strongly suggesting this place if you plan to enjoy Pigeon Forge attractions and have a quiet place to stay after your day.

We met our RV club here for a week. There are nicer parks farther out from the main parkway, but of the parks that are very close to town this is one of two I would recommend. The other is the KOA near Veterans park.
The sites are side by side, as is true in any area like this where property values are high. The staff was very nice, the sites level, the hookups good quality. I only have a 30 ft 5th wheel and there was no way to leave my pickup in front of the rig but there was room for it sideways.
Negatives include a school ball field right across the creek where they held football practice with all the coaches yelling and kids yelling for several nights while we were there. But that ended about 8.

Great location near heart of Pigeon Forge, but off the beaten path. Friendly neighbors, quiet and welcoming environment. All amenities as expected, and working well. Near everything from the hustle and bustle of the tourist areas to the peace and quiet of Wear’s Valley and surrounding areas. All essential shopping, including a wonderful Propane fill station, within minutes away. Site is very clean, with easy access to garbage receptacles...no need to attract and feed the wild-life.
Site 47 is second on right past entry...easy access, though parking a little tight, due primarily to our rather long rig. Site was very nice with level gravel pad beside a sizable concrete patio. Also had room behind for fire ring and camp chairs. Water, electricity, sewer and cable within easy reach. Note, however, that there is no 15 amp receptacle on the post, requiring either an adapter if you need to plug in an extension cord, or plug into your own outlets. (Recommend an adapter if you plan to use heated hose and don’t have an outlet on the utility side of your rig.) Sites are a little close together, but the arrangement and atmosphere negate the feeling of being too close. Camp is very quiet...virtually silent at night.
Access is easy, UNLESS you follow your GPS, which can get you in considerable trouble...the bigger your rig, the more the trouble. Follow the instructions for arrival provided by the RV park!!!

We were in a spot with a tree, Had no problem getting our 36' class A and toad in the site. Very quiet park with mostly old folks like us. There was some road noise because we were parked near the road, but not enough to be irritating. The RV park was fine, but I won't visit here again. Pigeon Forge is only exceeded in tackiness by Branson, MO.

This campground is away from the bustle of main street in Pigeon Forge but is still close to town. Each campsite has a concrete pad with a picnic table and gravel to park your RV on. The sites are very close and tightly packed together. Those with large rigs or large vehicles may have a difficult time maneuvering due to lack of space. We chose a creekside site which was nice. The trolley goes by several times an hour which is nice.

Creekside is a smaller RV park off the beaten path meaning it's quiet an removed from the hustle and bustle of Pigeon Forge's main drag. The park was clean and the sites fairly level and spacious. We were assigned a 30 amp spot but that worked out fine. Plenty of shopping, dining and entertainment just minutes away. Dollywood is about a 10 minute drive and the national park entrance is 30 minutes away. The Pigeon Forge shuttle also serves this park. Cell service on both AT&T and Verizon was strong and we didn't experience any significant network management. As a warning, the main drag is within walking distance but the narrow road leading out of the RV park has no sidewalks and isn't safe for pedestrians. Nice place to explore the area from.