Cades Cove Campground (Tennessee) Make a Reservation
35.6025 / -83.77667
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Cades Cove Campground is located in Great Smoky Mountains National Park at an elevation of 1,807 feet and has 159 campsites. The campground is located in a broad valley surrounded by mountains, offering some of the best wildlife viewing opportunities in the park. There is also many historic sites located in the area. The campground has a store, flush toilets, a dump station, picnic area and easy access to wilderness areas. Each campsite has a table, fire ring with flip-over grill.
The Park is the most visited in the United States with 8-10 million enjoying the many outdoor recreational activities in the forest straddling the border between North Carolina and Tennessee. Some of the outdoor recreation opportunities at Great Smoky Mountains National Park include: auto touring, bicycling, camping, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, picnicking, and exploring many of the historic sites and buildings.
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I love the National Parks. They are so beautiful. But I don’t like to book reservations through the service they are using. The people don’t know nothing about the parks other than what the web-site says. I booked a handicap spot at Cades Cove and told the lady we used cpaps and oxygen and she said I could use the generator in that spot. I got in trouble the next day for using the generator and told them I needed my equipment for breathing and said she would be back to see if she could help and never showed up again. The parks need to do there own booking and they need to have a section for people who needs medical devices to use there generators if they are no electricity . Breathing is very important. If I had a heart attack it would have been the parks fault.
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