Duration
3-7 nights (most families use it as a Smokies vacation base)
Price
$60-120+ per night for RV sites, $150+ for rentals
Best For
RV families wanting Dollywood access • First-time Smokies visitors • Groups needing full hookups and amenities
Pro Tip
Book a riverfront site if available - they're quieter, more scenic, and give you direct access to the Little Pigeon River for tubing and fishing without walking through the whole campground.
About Camp Riverslanding
Camp Riverslanding sits right on the Little Pigeon River in the heart of Pigeon Forge, making it an excellent choice for families seeking both convenience and outdoor adventure. The campground's location allows guests to hop on the trolley directly from the property to reach Dollywood and the Parkway without wrestling with parking challenges.
The heated pool and splash pad provide hours of entertainment for children, while river access enables tubing and fishing just steps from RV sites. Concrete pads and full hookups accommodate even larger rigs with ease during setup.
Sites are positioned fairly close together, so visitors shouldn't expect wilderness solitude. However, the prime location compensates for the compact spacing, drawing many families back for repeat visits.
The bathhouse recently received a major renovation and ranks among the cleanest facilities found at area campgrounds. Additionally, reliable Wi-Fi service extends throughout the entire property—a notable advantage that many RV parks struggle to provide.
Amenities & Features
Don't Miss
Little Pigeon River Access
Step right out of your RV and into the river for tubing, fishing, or just cooling off. The riverfront sites give you your own little slice of mountain stream paradise.
Heated Pool and Splash Pad
The pool stays warm even in cooler weather, and the splash pad is a huge hit with little ones. It's the perfect spot to relax while kids burn energy.
Trolley Access to Dollywood
Skip the parking hassles and hop the trolley right from the campground to Dollywood and other Parkway attractions. It's honestly one of the best perks here.
Upgraded Bathhouse
These are seriously some of the cleanest, most modern bathhouse facilities we've seen at any campground. They're spacious and well-maintained.
Full Hookup Sites
Level concrete pads with water, electric, and sewer connections make setup a breeze. The Wi-Fi actually works throughout the campground too.
Family Recreation Area
Between the playground, rec hall, and dog park, there's space for everyone to spread out and have fun without leaving the campground.
Know Before You Go
- Sites are close together - don't expect wilderness camping vibes
- Bring water shoes for river activities and swimwear for the pool
- Book online or call ahead - they fill up fast during events
- Spring and fall offer better rates and smaller crowds
- Pet-friendly with an on-site dog park
Visitor Sentiment
Based on reviewsCamp Riverslanding receives consistently positive feedback from visitors. Located in Pigeon Forge, it's a solid choice for the area.
Best Times to Visit Camp Riverslanding
Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for Camp Riverslanding?
The campground is open 24/7 for registered guests, but office hours vary seasonally. Online booking is available anytime, and we recommend calling ahead to confirm check-in times.
How much does Camp Riverslanding cost?
Standard RV sites typically run $60-90 per night, while riverfront sites cost $80-120+ depending on season. On-site RV rentals start around $150+ per night.
Do I need reservations for Camp Riverslanding?
Yes, reservations are strongly recommended, especially during summer and major Pigeon Forge events. They book up quickly during car shows and holidays.
How long should I spend at Camp Riverslanding?
Most families stay 3-7 nights to use it as a base for exploring the Smokies and Pigeon Forge attractions. Weekend stays work great for shorter trips.
Is Camp Riverslanding good for kids?
Absolutely - it's one of the most family-friendly campgrounds we've visited. The heated pool, splash pad, playground, and river access keep kids entertained all day.
Is there parking at Camp Riverslanding?
Each RV site includes parking for your rig plus typically one vehicle. Additional cars need to check with the office first since extra parking is limited.
Can you really take the trolley to Dollywood from the campground?
Yes! The Pigeon Forge trolley stops right at the campground entrances, making it super easy to get to Dollywood and other Parkway attractions without driving.
What size RVs can Camp Riverslanding accommodate?
They can handle big rigs, but some sites are tight for larger RVs. The concrete pads are level, but arrive in daylight if you're new to backing a big rig.
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We use a weighted 10-point scoring system to evaluate the best places to visit and things to do in the Smokies.
Scoring is carefully evaluated based on reviews, social signals and expert assessments.
Camp Riverslanding receives consistently positive feedback from visitors. Located in Pigeon Forge, it's a solid choice for the area.
Last Updated Dec 30, 2025
304 Day Springs Rd Pigeon Forge TN 37863
304 Day Springs Rd Pigeon Forge TN 37863
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