Abram's Creek Campground

The access to trails is awesome - you can do as little or as much exploring as you’d like. This is a big plus. The remoteness and size are also big pluses. The creek-side sites are beautiful. The negatives might seem nit picky, but do take a shine off our experience - the first (and I think it’s related to its remoteness and size) is that there is no camp host. There was not even a ranger that came through to check on things - things like campers playing music for the whole place to hear. The bathrooms are structurally compromised - broken screens for critters to get in.

Campsite was full of trash and broken glass

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Abrams Creek Campground is a very peaceful, quiet spot. The grounds are clean, and beautiful.
The only slight issues, that I had, was the one lane road into and out of the campground, and no signage letting me know , that what I thought was an improved path, was actually the road into the campground.
I would definitely stay here again, as it is on the quiet side of the Grest Smoky National Park.

The hiking trails in the area were great. We saw one black bear on the trail to the falls. The water in the campground was good. Campsites are in close proximity to each other, we had spot 16, which is right at the entrance, but you don't have a neighbor on one side which make it nice. I would go back again.

Loved hearing the creek from our site! The creek was cold and would of loved a shower option but knew that wasn't available there. We went with friends who picked the location. Our neighbors spotted a bear one evening by our tent while we were across atone friends site. That was a little nerve wrecking but it left quickly supposedly and we knew bears were in the area. Loved having no cell service (except in the bear was an issue)

Probably the most peaceful campground I have ever stayed at. The only negative I can think of is that parking is very limited. Barely enough for one car in most sites.

On our second night there we actually had the biggest black bear I have ever seen walk up to my tent about 20 feet from my buddy and I. Turns out the neighbors left a buffet of food out and basically rang the dinner bell. Do be aware that you are in bear country and clean up after yourselves.

Secluded yet safe. Wonderful, friendly campers. Knowledgeable ranger.

One of the most beautiful campgrounds I've been to. Very quiet and peaceful, and the creek offers fishing or a refreshing dip to cool off. There are several trails in the campground, including one that will take you to Abram's Falls. Nearby Townsend has a few restaurants and tubing trips on Little River, as well as a main entrance to the park. If you're looking for a laid back camping experience, you can't beat Abram's Creek.

Great quiet place off the beaten path. There are only 16 sites so it’s not super busy with people coming in and out. Love the creek sound when sleeping. Good quick hikes to adventure around.