Wilderness Road Campground

Large sites. Quiet and peaceful. Plenty of shade for those hot days. Electric and water. Plenty to do at Cumberland Gap. Beautiful trails

Very clean quiet great place.

Great campground. Clean and quiet. sites have trees between them and not crammed next to each other. Only small criticism is not having the onsite water hookup. No big deal though. Bathrooms were also nice.

Nice campground. Campsites on the outside of the loops (away from the entrance) are generally more level than those on the inside.

Good size spaces. Lots of shade. Quiet! Scenery is hard to beat

We stayed at site C2 located on the exterior of the loop of the campground, which I highly recommend. It is wooded which gives a bit of privacy. Easy in and out with filling the water tank/dump station on the right as you enter the campground. Easy walking access on nice paved roads to hiking trails and drivable to all the must see places.

Very nice campground, large sites and clean facilities. Lots to do in the area!

This is a clean campground, and all of the sites are separated from each other. Having a shower is definitely a plus for NPS property. And it was great that the campground wasn't filled to the brim. The only downside was that pretty much the entire campground is on a slope, and so every campsite is uneven. Some are really on an angle. If you are tent camping, you are probably going to have to look around carefully for a site that doesn't have much of a pitch to it.

What would be awesome is if the NPS made level tent pads at least at a few spots.

There were no hosts who used to maintain the restrooms so the rangers had to once a day. The ladies restroom was plugged from 4:30 pm until the next morning at 9:00 am. The showers were dirty due to people having their dogs in them. This was my third visit in two years and I was disappointed in the lack of supervision. I really loved going there but it was a big disappointment this time. I reserved it for nine days and would have left after two had I not already paid.

This is a great campground! Very private and the sites are nice. However, there's no staff on site to assist campers. We reserved a wonderful campsite for 3 days. It was perfect! Until we exited the vehicle and were met with loud, inappropriate music from another campsite that was several sites away. As we did not wish to listen to profanities or subject our children to this, we ended up having to find another site. Asking the campers to lower the volume of the music is not an option in this day and age, as it is impossible to know what kind of response you would get from someone.
Fortunately there were available sites and we could switch sites. But the site we had picked was much nicer and larger and we would have preferred to have stayed. It would be extremely helpful if your sites would enforce a policy regarding radios. This was one of several who were blasting music during our stay. I don't go camping to listen to other people's music. Please consider putting policies in place to restrict the volumes of music to where they must not be heard off of the site.
This is possible, because there was at least 2 other campsites who were playing music, but the sounds were so low that you could not hear them unless you were walking by them.
Other than the loud music and the lack of staff to assist with concerns, the campground is nice, the shower/bathroom facilities were fantastic, and there was ample covered picnic areas.