We'll be staying at Walden's Creek CG ( http://waldenscreekcampground.com )
for the first time over Thanksgiving. I'll post our impressions when we get
there. We have stayed at King's Holly Haven (
http://www.hollyhavenrvpark.com/ ) and it was OK, but my favorite so far is
Twin Mountain ( http://www.twinmountainoutdoorresort.com ).
> Planning on a trip between christmas and new years with my 38 ft
> pusher....looking for a nice rv park with 50 amp service open then...any
> suggestions?
> Planning on a trip between christmas and new years with my 38 ft
> pusher....looking for a nice rv park with 50 amp service open then...any
> suggestions?
I stayed at Crazy Horse a while back, to far out away from all the
activities. Was not as advertised, sites were cramped.
http://www.crazyhorsecampground.com/directions.php
It would be much better the closer to town you get. Take advantage
of the trolley system, ride all around the place for a small amount
of money. Good way to get your bearings on the place and dont have
to look for parking space if you drive your toad. There are several
different routs of trolleys, color coded, but closer in the more
routs merge and the more frequently one comes along.
http://www.attractions-gatlinburg.com/trolley_info.html
Have a good time. ;-)

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Don T. - 13 Nov 2005 03:20 GMT
We stayed at Ripplin Waters in Sevierville - just north 10 miles fron
Gatlinburg. Very clean, next to river, big sites etc. open all year.
Larry - 16 Nov 2005 02:34 GMT
Thanks Don...
Thats where we decided to head between xmas and new years.....riverfront
site with 50 amp for $20/nite
should be VERY quiet....
plan on having 2 electric heaters to supplement
> We stayed at Ripplin Waters in Sevierville - just north 10 miles fron
> Gatlinburg. Very clean, next to river, big sites etc. open all year.