Abram's Creek Campground

Nice quiet campground.

First night we got there and someone else was in our reserved camping spot, without cellphone service it was hard to rely on help for this type of thing. Luckily there were other spots that (although clearly said reserved) didn’t have anyone at them yet. I hate being that person to break a rule but it had started getting dark and we drove six hours to get to the site and needed an early start. The next morning the other guy cleared out and we moved to our rightful spot but it’s just not easy to be sure you’re going to get the spot you paid for. Anyway, the campground is beautiful and secluded. You’ll be very close to other campsites but it’s almost a community feel. Nice to really get away from society for a couple nights, and the trails are amazing past the campground!

Safe, clean, beautiful campground. Bathroom was a little hard to find in the dark, and a path to it ran within 2 ft of someone's firepit.

Great place to stay right on the creek.

Abrams Creek is a nice campground tucked out-of-the way from all the busy tourist thoroughfares of the Smoky Mountains. The sites are spaced close to one another, but with only 16 sites in all, and constant sound of the creek bubbling right alongside (sites 1-9 are literally on the bank of the creek), it still feels quiet and peaceful. The entire campground is very well-maintained and has easy access to two trailheads for day hikes (Abrams Falls is a 5.1 mi hike along the creek) or as a starting off point for backcountry camping.

Campground is in a really nice, picturesque place next to Abrams Creek, however; sites are very close together. No privacy at all.

Nice quiet place

Quiet campground with amazing trail access

Beautiful camp spot. Tent pad is probably 15 ft from the creek. Great hiking trails right off the campground. Ended up hiking ~7.9 mi, but trails can be longer or shorter depending on your energy level.

+ves Very green, fresh air, nice campsite, free from phones
-ve Washroom cleanliness