Great Smoky Mountains National Park

One of the best things about a spring visit to the Smoky Mountains is the opportunity to view the famous wildflowers of the region! While the Smokies are certainly breathtaking at any time of year, the sight of wildflowers blanketing the mountains are truly a sight to behold! Here is everything you need to know about viewing the beautiful Smoky Mountain wildflowers during your vacation:

Located along the Middle Fork of the Little Pigeon River, Greenbrier is a scenic valley in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Before the establishment of the park, Greenbrier was home to a community that once numbered 500 people. To help you prepare for your next vacation, we have put together four fun facts about Greenbrier in the Smoky Mountains.

Here at Greenbrier Campground, we’ve always believed that camping is an activity that’s enjoyed by creative, intelligent people…and history agrees with us! Two of America’s greatest geniuses, Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, used to take incredible camping trips all across the country, including the Great Smoky Mountains. Of course, camping with Edison and Ford wasn’t your typical weekend getaway. Read on to learn all about the most epic Smoky Mountain camping trip of the 20th century.