Abram's Creek Campground

We had an awesome time at Abrams Creek! Even with a full campground over memorial day weekend, no one was terribly loud. The bathrooms were clean. Definitely don't skip making the trek to Abrams Creek! There are a lot of trails that intersect there so be careful to know what you're getting into. Looking forward to returning to the Smokies !

The campground was very nice. It was quiet and peaceful. It would have been nice to have heat treated firewood available for purchase at the campground.

Quiet, peaceful, and relaxing! The break I needed, only wish I had a full week to stay.

I stayed in campsite 10. There is a tree between campsite 10 and 11 that is dead and needs to be removed for safety.

The site is primitive so we had expectations of not having showers but the restrooms are decent. It's right on the creek and the campground is quiet and peaceful. Because it's bear territory you will need to pack up food and trash per the guidelines. We will definitely continue to camp here with our family.

Abrams Creek is a quaint campground. Camping along the creek is lovely. For dinner check out Peaceful Side brewery and craft kitchen nearby.

We loved our stay at Abram's Creek- it was actually our first time camping in a National Park. The one-lane road back to the campsite was a bit nerve wracking, as we thought for sure we'd end up meeting another car, but thankfully never had an issue. Plan to have your firewood picked up on the way in. We got set up and then ventured out to buy heat treated firewood, but had no cell reception so we ended up accidentally finding the Tail of the Dragon, which is very close by. The parkway that runs parallel to the main road leading to the campground is absolutely beautiful and worth the drive! Our campsite was rather spacious with a flat pad to set up our large tent. The fire ring is a bit close to the sidewalk which leads up to the wash basin and bathrooms, so there was quite a bit of foot traffic directly next to us. Since the campground only has 16 sites, it's not a huge nuisance. The hiking trails that are available to you without having to drive to another trail head are wonderful! We ended up crossing the creek twice, barefoot. We made a loop hike that ended up being just under 9 miles, completed in 5.5 hours. The views were gorgeous and our timing the second weekend in October made for the perfect fall color palette. We loved the Great Smoky Mountains and will definitely be back to this area!

Quite, by the stream. Great experience! 👍

A peaceful and beautiful place. I enjoyed camping here.

Clean bathrooms, nice sites