Arrow Creek Campground — Reviews

Poor pictures. Campers are practically on top of one another.

We didn’t have water while we stayed but that was no fault of the campground. This was after the hurricane. We met almost all of the “full timers” and they were all so nice and welcoming. My only complaint was that no one was in the office the entire time we were there. I have no idea who runs the place and we had to call a different campground (advice given from the ones who live there) to see what site we were supposed to be in. Overall it was a nice quiet campground only 20 min from Gatlinburg.

This is not a tent site. This is a glamping RV park.

Nice little camp ground little dense so it feels cramped during the day if you are going outside the camp and doing stuff it's no problem. No cell service Constant road noise not too loud but it is there if that kind of thing bugs you I stayed there 2 nights and went to dollywood it was perfect for that

No one was in the office when we arrived at check in time. The number listed on the door did not work. I found a cable guy working at the property and he gave me the managers private cell phone. There was supposed to be a welcome packet near the front door but there was no welcome packet. The manager didn't seem to know we were registered but told us to go ahead and set up our tent in the campsite. One of the toilets in the women's restroom was full of feces and urine and was stopped up. The next morning when we went to shower the hot water lasted approximately 2 minutes then only cold water came out. We never saw an employee and the office was never opened. Very bad experience.

Came in after dark and could not find our assigned lot. Lot was not marked. The lot itself was literally the side of a hill and small. The campground itself was mostly seasonal campers. We had a family emergency come up and had to leave the following day. There was no refund given. Campspot needs to vet their campgrounds better. Will not return nor recommend. I’m