Smoky Mountain Area Info

If you always wanted to try camping in the Smokies but are not sold on tent camping, consider one of our glamping options! This is a great way to experience the magic of the Smoky Mountains and the exciting amenities at our campground, just with a few extra comforts and conveniences! After just one night under the stars, you’ll never want to stay in a hotel again! Here are 3 fun options for guests who want to go glamping in Gatlinburg:

If you love the traditional camping experience of sleeping under the stars, you’ll love the tent sites at our Smoky Mountain campground! These beautiful sites each feature a tent pad, as well as water and electricity so you can enjoy some modern conveniences throughout your stay! Of course, you’ll have full access to all of our wonderful campground amenities, including recreational equipment, luxury bathhouses, a fun playground, and much more! Here are the top 4 reasons why you’ll love the tent sites at our campground in the Smokies:

If you’re planning to visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, you’ll need a valid parking tag when parking anywhere within the boundary of the park for more than 15 minutes! While entrance to the park will still be free, the parking tag program has been instituted to generate revenue for the direct support of operational costs related to managing and improving services for visitors. To make sure you're prepared, here are the top 4 things to know about the parking tag requirement at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park:

Autumn is one of the most popular seasons in the Smokies because the fall foliage creates a stunning display of colors! While you can see the fall color displays virtually anywhere in the area, there is no better place to experience the magic of the fall season than our Smoky Mountain campground! Here are the 3 reasons to visit Greenbrier Campground during fall in the Smoky Mountains:

The fall season is a fantastic time to experience everything that the Smokies have to offer, from scenic natural wonders to fun seasonal events! This is also the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors as the delightful weather conditions practically beckon you to get outside! Whether you can come for a weekend or several weeks, you won’t want to miss this magical time of year in the Smoky Mountains! Here are the top 4 reasons why you’ll love visiting the Smokies in the fall:

Autumn is a delightful time of year in the Smokies with stunning fall foliage, gorgeous weather conditions and lots of unique seasonal events! This is also the perfect time to stay at our campground and enjoy all of the amenities that we have to offer, all while being close to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Dollywood, and other popular fall destinations! Here are 5 fun fall activities at our campground in the Smoky Mountains:

Our Smoky Mountain campground not only features a beautiful location surrounded by the Little Pigeon River, but is just a short distance from all of the sights and attractions of downtown Gatlinburg! The best part is that you don’t even have to drive into town, as the Gatlinburg Trolley stops right at our campground and offers convenient transportation into downtown Gatlinburg for free! Here are 3 tips on riding the Gatlinburg Trolley from our Smoky Mountain campground:

Are you looking for fun and unique experiences for your camping trip in the Smoky Mountains? Just a short distance from Greenbrier Campground you’ll find the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community! The largest collection of independent artisans in the United States, this special place is like a snapshot back in time, where Appalachian traditions live on to this day. It’s an experience that combines shopping, learning, and an up-close deep dive into the many artwork traditions of the region! Here’s everything you need to know about the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community near Greenbrier Campground:

While our Smoky Mountain campground is completely surrounded by the beauty of the Smoky Mountains, we’re still just a short drive from the exciting attractions of downtown Gatlinburg! Whether you want to visit Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, Anakeesta, Gatlinburg SkyPark or Ober Gatlinburg, everything is only minutes away! While you’ll find plenty of paid Gatlinburg parking lots, including two municipal garages, you might get lucky enough to find a free spot! Here are 3 tips on finding free parking in Gatlinburg:

Here at Greenbrier Campground, we love sharing local history with our visitors. Before the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Greenbrier area was home to a thriving community of people whose ancestors first settled in the region in the mid-1700s. One of our favorite stories from Greenbrier’s past concerns Perry Shults, the proprietor of a fabled Smoky Mountain gold mine. Read on to learn all about one of the wildest legends from the Smokies.