Abrams Creek Campground

Abrams Creek Campground

Camping
Last Updated: July 2026

Sites

16

RV Max Length

Small units only — sites and access favor tents and small campers

Hookups

None — dry camping only

Pets Allowed

No

Showers

No

Overview

About This Campground

Abrams Creek is the Smokies' smallest, quietest frontcountry campground — just 16 tent-oriented sites tucked along its namesake creek in the park's far-western corner near Chilhowee, TN. It's low-elevation, streamside, and blissfully out of the way, drawing anglers and campers who want simple and peaceful over big and busy. Amenities are minimal (flush toilets, cold water, no showers or hookups), and the small size means it feels almost like a backcountry base you can drive to. Great for a quiet creekside night away from the crowds.

Highlights

Book If

✅ BOOK IF: You want a tiny, quiet, creekside tent base away from crowds. ❌ SKIP IF: You have a large RV or want amenities and activity.

Site Types

Tent-oriented (small sites); large RVs not recommended

Best Time to Visit

Late spring through early fall; a cool, low-key streamside base.

Camping Tips

  • Best for tents and small campers — skip it with a big rig.
  • Bring a fishing license if you want to work the creek.
  • Stock up in town first; it's remote out here.
  • No showers in the park.

RV Driver Intel

The Vibe

Tiny, quiet, and creekside — the closest a drive-in campground gets to a backcountry feel.

What Campers Say

Camper reviews characterize Abrams Creek as a tiny, peaceful, creekside spot beloved by anglers and tent campers seeking solitude. Reviewers note its small size, remote location, and minimal amenities.

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