This place is awesome! Great location on a river, quiet, well maintained… even has a Gatlinburg trolley stop on the grounds so makes day trips into the town easy!

Spent Labor Day weekend there. Awesome trip! Super clean campground and showers. Lots for the kids to do. Trolley that goes into Gatlinburg. Friendly, Christian atmosphere. Great Sunday service. .

Great campground, wonderful individual bathroom/shower, activities, a store and free Trolley rides into Gatlinburg

This campground is perfect for a trip to the Smokey Mountains. We drove from Maine and have enjoyed everything about it. The super clean campground as well a very clean private bathrooms with free showers. They have a trolley that runs several times a day which is great if you wanna go downtown and do some shopping or go to one of the several tasting spots. Great little spot to go swimming and several free things for kids to do. Two giant blow up slides, basket ball, corn hole are just a few.

Camp store, bath houses, and public areas are all great. Our site was nice and spacious but our families in the main loop near the river access was really cramped but an amazing view so give and take. WiFi is the best campground WiFi I’ve experienced.

Really enjoyed it. Pretty creek. Great playground. Very quiet at night. Close to Gatlinburg.

So for the price we paid, it’s so not worth it. The spots are right on top of each other and this place is crowded. The staff is pretty friendly and they do have a cute playground for kids, but I didn’t pay for a playground. I guess it’s not what we were expecting or looking for. We like more nature views and less people views.

Greenbrier has improved their campground even more. This time we stayed in the “new” front area. The sites are bigger and water front. There’s a new bathhouse with several individual bathrooms. The dog park is near this area as well as a swimming area on the river. It’s a short walk to the office/store and all the activities they offer. It’s quiet, peaceful, close enough to Gatlinburg to get there and back easily, and has a trolley that takes you on and out of downtown. There was music one night, BINGO, another night and an Ice Cream truck and Kona Truck came through every evening. Use Google maps to look at sites for width. Some are wider than others. Wifi is great for to one who need that.

We had a river spot and it was gorgeous. I will say that the lots are close to one another and it is not very private but it was pretty hot and we didn't hang outside by the camper much. Most of the time we were at the playground or beach. The river water is ice cold! A shock to the system after 100 degree days haha. Once you just plunge in it is wonderful. The campground is about 20 minutes from Gatlinburg which is a plus to me. Much more quiet and less populated of an area. The landscaping at this campground is gorgeous, they work hard on it for sure. There are big boulders that line the camps roads which were a little obnoxious maneuvering around when backing in but nothing that terrible.

So, the location is great. The bath houses are great. The customer service is great.

But the sites are sooooo small and tight, and the cost is… quite a bit. Not saying the cost isn’t fair considering the amenities (and activities, although it was too cold when we went for that), but if you’re just looking for a place to sleep while exploring Gatlinburg, then you aren’t necessarily getting your full money’s worth.

We stayed on sites 70 and 71.

I was not expecting to enjoy our stay at Greenbrier Campground as I booked it simply because nothing in the National Park was available (it was a weekend). Boy was I wrong! The park was clean, quiet, and right on a stream - absolutely LOVELY! They also offered activities for kids, wonderful hot shower rooms, a laundry room. and gas grills for anyone to use! The first day we went out sightseeing and came back to find our camp chairs were gone. We reported it to the office and they were so concerned they actually gave us new chairs to replace them!! Above and beyond the call of duty there! I will definitely stay here again if we find ourselves in the area!

My husband and I brought our grandkids here for fall break and we were not disappointed. They really enjoyed the playground, game room and  basketball court. We plan on going back next summer and will probably make this an annual family event.

Phenomenal bathhouses but a splash in the river is all you really need. We had a great late July tent camp here with our 4 and 1 year old. The staff were very kind and accommodated our late arrival

Great campground for anyone staying in the Gatlinburg area. The river sites are nice and during the winter when the leaves are down you can even get river views from some of the other sites. Sites are wide and provide good privacy. Greenbrier grocery is a cool general store with good local honey from the Greenbrier Bee Company. It’s located just across 321. There is also a good coffee shop heading towards Cosby called The Barista’s Daughter. Be careful trusting your navigation getting around in the area. 454 is not particularly trailer friendly and seems to be a default route for most GPS. Unless you’re local and know the roads, it’s probably best to stick to the main routes.

We stayed 3 nights in the Baby Bear bell tent with our small children and it was perfect. We ended up arriving later than expected and the hosts were wonderful. Very nice and helpful our whole stay. The river front bell tents are where it’s at! You’re a few steps from a small babbling creek. The kids loved wading and catching minnows. Even when it rained, the tent was comfortable and roomy. I can’t say enough great things about how clean the bath and shower houses are! Close enough to Gatlinburg and the National Park entrances, yet far from the crazy crowds. Would definitely return here.

The campsites are large and spaced well. The bath house was immaculate and the whole experience over all was fantastic. The camp ground played the goonies while we stayed there. It was my daughter luna’s first time watching and to be in the great outdoors surrounded by other families during the pandemic was truly a godsend. I will never forget this campground and will be back.

Loved our spot but we lucked into the most sought after spot on a random week day visit . We were right on the river and it was beautiful. Small campground with lots of full timers but still close to all the beautiful sites of the smokies

The camp ground is surrounded by a river. The only way you can get in is through the bridge. The restrooms were super clean. Our kids loved the playground. The basketball court was also good and come with a ball that anyone can use. The pavilion are open to campers and we used the propane grill. The game room has some nostalgic games available for play. A private river beach is pretty good and can swim safely there.

This was a great place for families to get together but unfortunately they became money hungry and are charging double the prices for sites. We will use this place but it’s not worth it for the money now. There is one guy that works the front desks and he is as grumpy as grumpy gets. Have fun going broke. They had a contest where if you shared their page you could get early access to booking. However when you got early access to booking he realized the price had doubled from last year’s prices and all you did was advertise for them no special perks  or anything

Love Greenbrier camp ground

Nice campgrounds. Clean and appears well managed. Creekside sites are very nice and relaxing. Plenty to do for the kids. My only critique is the smaller spaces are just that - noticeably smaller and tight. Reserve the larger ones!

Campground is very well maintained. Our group was in tents, campers and the only cabin on property. The tent sites are a little tight and fire pits in slightly odd places with proximity to the tent pads. The fire pit grills worked beautifully. The swimming hole was a blessing durning the hot days! (Think ice bucket challenge). The tubing was fun for the older kids and adults. Best kept secret was the free arcade room in AC with couches to boot. The laundry room was fine. The bath houses were awesome with individual rooms equipped with toilet, sink and shower. I would definitely return in the future.

Beautiful and convenient camp near Smoky Mountain National Park. River access for tubing on property, great swimming hole. Little things like the staff cleans every campsite before guests arrive. We watched the staff every morning zip around to make sure everything is tidy. River was low but we still had a great time. Stopped 2 nights on the way to ocean to give kids full day playing in river .
Site 18 is convenient to swimming hole and bath house (super clean). There are premium sites on other side of river where the LARGE 5th wheelers mostly were. Camping sites along river are shady and on gravel pads. Close to the river access.

This is by far my favorite camp ground that I've been too. This place is top notch, very well managed and maintained.

They offer a wide variety of camping from tents to rental rvs and they even have a nice little swimming area. The main campground is on an island, the place is very quiet and mostly shaded. The trees are all trimmed and maintained so no matter what size rv you bring in you don't have to worry about low hanging branches.

Staying in site 1, downsides would be its right at the entrance, however we do have a small pebbled creek running behind our site. The creek runs along the backside of most sites at this campground and leads into a large swimming hole in the back corner. The hole has a few large rocks that can be jumped off of and you can also bring your own or purchase a tube to float down the mini rapids. Camp store is very well equipped and staff is friendly. Close to lots of Gatlinburg fun. Large trees in each site and throughout grounds. WiFi is OK, cell service is OK, not great. We’ve certainly been places where these are worse. Trout fishing abounds with the river being restocked every other week. Charcoal grill and fire pit and nice picnic table on each site. Bathhouses are very clean and have individual rooms with toilets and showered.

Easy to get to coming from I-40 as long as you follow the directions on their website and not GPS.

We’re loving our time at Greenbrier!

We stayed here for a week in May and had a great time. Wonderful site, very good distance between sites. We weren't on the island but on the newer area and the sites were large and spacious. However, on the island they were a bit closer. Overall, we really liked the site. The bathrooms were amazing and kept very clean! 

The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because it was a bit pricey. But I guess you get what you pay for.

We stayed for a week on an RV back in site. The sites can be soemwhat close together, but with this mostly just being home base, we didn’t find it to be a problem. Our oldest rented a bell tent, and when I say they are the cutest camping spot, I am not exaggerating. The bell tents sit on the river and away from all the RV sites. They even include 2 full size beds and lamps/nightstands. The entire grounds is surrounded by a river that has a swimming hole and can be traversed in a tube. The playground is large and our son was there multiple times a day. They have a movie in the park each Friday and offer church services on Sundays. The trolley runs through the grounds and into downtown gatlinburg, but takes about 30 minutes to get to town. The bathrooms/showers are all private stalls and pretty well maintained. We will definitely be visiting again in the future.

We stayed here may 9- 12, having to reserve in January I figured it would’ve been warmer, but we still had a great time - just didn’t get to enjoy the swimming hole. The grounds are well kept and staff professional. We stayed on site 9 right on creek , very scenic and sound of water was therapeutic . Site was directly across from playground also. We camped here w 2 children and 2 dogs. Highly recommend as a great family campground!