A great place to enjoy the great outdoors. The park is 14 miles from the nearest town and is in the middle of nowhere. No city lights, no drone of a nearby interstate, no airplanes constantly flying overhead. The sites were very large (don't believe their limit of 26' campers, we saw plenty of 5th wheels that fit in the sites just fine.) The sites were also well separated. Most of the sites were well shaded with mature trees. There is a beautiful lake that has a spectacular mountain backdrop. The park is in the Cherokee National Forest which is also beautiful. Most sites were not within reach of a water spigot so plan accordingly. The bathrooms were clean but as most federal parks there was no soap at the sinks. Why can't they ever put hand soap out? Surprisingly, we received 8 TV channels with our digital tuner. No cell phone signal, and there is no public phone at the park either. In the event of an emergency, the campground host has a radio they use to contact the Ranger's station. There is also a camp store with a business phone. The camp store was very well stocked with a very nice variety of products considering the remote location of the park. I would really like to go back to this campground; it's a very relaxing and picturesque place to spend some time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A beautiful place to camp. We have camped here multiple times and love it. However, there are a few issues that one should be aware of: it is very remote. The bathhouses are clean but the showers are "push button" and that can be annoying. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We really enjoyed this campground. Sites were private and very well maintained. We even were able to use our direct TV. No cell service though. We will revisit this park again. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Another overpriced KOA. It is a beautiful area, but this KOA is just average at best, Check out the Indian Boundary Campground instead of this one if you can get in. The grass needed mowed and the people in the office were average and tried to do well. I always thought that one of the KOA "selling points" was that they always show you to your site ... that did not happen here. Since this KOA is average at best I thought a "5" would suffice. We have stayed at the KOA over in Sweetwater and it is much nicer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The husband & I drove to this one to check it out because we live in Knoxville & wanted a weekend get-away place. Due to the decent reviews on this website, we were hopeful that this would be it. However, this looked like a parking lot!!! I believe Wal-Mart has free overnight RV parking that is comparable to what you will pay for here. The pool is the size of a really large shot glass and the water slide that has gotten reviews appears to be nothing more than a RV tarp that someone dragged behind them trying to escape and they decided to toss it on a little bank and let the kids slide down it since they have nothing else to do. Needless to say, we didn't stay here. The lady in the office was very friendly, and to that I grant the 2 stars. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Everything from the check in to the Sausage and pancake breakfast was great. Sites are huge, mountains around you with apple trees for you to pick. Cherohola skyway at your back door with beautiful sites. Trout fishing just a few miles away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.