The best dog-friendly camping near Sevierville

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Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for finding the perfect camping experience near Sevierville, Tennessee. With over 4600 options available that cater to pet-friendly preferences, you'll have no trouble finding the ideal spot for you and your furry friend. Whether you're looking for a secluded retreat or a bustling campground, we've got you covered. Check out top campsites like Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), Smoky Mountain Mangalitsa Farm (388 reviews), and Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (266 reviews) to see what other campers had to say. With popular amenities like trash, toilets, and showers, and activities ranging from wind sports to whitewater paddling and surfing, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable outdoor adventure. Prices start as low as $8 per night and average around $30, so you can plan a budget-friendly trip without sacrificing comfort. Start exploring your options now and book your next camping trip with Hipcamp!

97% (8.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Sevierville

1. The Rowdy Bear Off-Grid Glamping

99%
(48)
40mi from Sevierville · 1 site · Lodging
Fall in love with our secluded Off-Grid Cabin located in the Great Smoky Mountains. Wake up to the sounds of a babbling creek and beautiful mountain views, hike the Road to Nowhere, kayak the Little Tennesee River, cook hot dogs over an open fire, and then open the glass panel garage door and fall asleep under the most beautiful sky you will ever see. Rowdy Bear Highlights: • 12ft glass panel door that opens the cabin to nature • Queen Tempurpedic bed • Rain Captured Shower • Fire Pit The Space: The Rowdy Bear is an Off-Grid Cabin that is situated in the Great Smoky Mountains with easy access to both Bryson City and Franklin. The cabin itself was built using rough sawn wood acquired from a local sawmill. Many of the items used in the cabin came from local shops or antique stores. There is a 2000-watt Solar Generator in the cabin that can be used for lights, charging cell phones, and running the pump for the shower. The Solar Panels are enough to charge the Generator to 100% each day. Rainwater is used for showers. The gutter system on the cabin is used to catch rainwater. The downspout runs into a "First Flush Diverter", which allows any dust, dirt, or anything else that might land on the roof between the rainstorms to be diverted away from the water storage tank. The clean rainwater then fills the water storage tank. Be aware that Rainwater is fine for showers, but is not meant for drinking. Propane is connected to a space heater and the shower. The space heater is 17,000 BTUs, which is plenty for colder nights. The shower has an at-source water heater and can heat the water up to 120 degrees, which is more than enough for a hot shower. A porta potty is provided for bathroom purposes and is cleaned and restocked every Thursday. Pets are allowed! The following items are provided: 1. Linens 2. Towels 3. Coffee, Coffee Pot, and Coffee Cups 4. Body Wash 5. Shampoo 6. Board Games 7. Lanterns 8. Two Person Table and Chairs 9. Two Rocking Chairs 10. four Adirondack Chairs for the Firepit 11. Firepit 12. Outdoor table for food and drinks 13. Propane Torch for lighting fires Guest access The Rowdy Bear is situated on 2.5 acres of land. There is a large section cleared off where the cabin is located. There is plenty of room for the fire pit, vehicles, animals, and any outdoor games you might want to bring (cornhole). Both Bryson City and Franklin are fairly close to the cabin. Bryson City is approximately 20 minutes away, while Franklin is approximately 30 minutes away. Both towns offer great little downtown areas that have shopping and restaurants. Don't be afraid to try the food trucks, they have some of the best food. Bryson City has many trails for hiking such as the Road to nowhere, Noland Divide Trail, Three Waterfalls Loop (FYI: There are three waterfalls on this trail), and Deep Creek Waterfall Loop. The fishing in Bryson City is also great and the guided trips are very reasonably priced. I would suggest going in the morning and doing a float trip. Franklin is bigger and a little more spread out than Bryson city, but there are a lot of neat little stores and restaurants. I personally like going to the Currahee Brewing Company. Currahee is right on the river and is set up to host live bands and it gets pretty lively in the late afternoons and evenings on the weekends. Other things to note One of the things you would want to bring is a 1 lb propane bottle for the Torch that is provided. Using the torch to start a fire is much easier than kindling. The solar generator has enough power to run the small coffee pot if you don't want to use the percolator. The generator also has enough power to run hair dryers. The main thing you want to keep in mind is anything that uses a heating element will drain the battery quickly. Lanterns are provided If needed. Overall, you should be good to go, but it is something to keep in mind.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$135
 / night

2. Roamstead

97%
(55)
19mi from Sevierville · 77 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Roamstead was born on a family RV trip across the country. Our founders noticed their glamorous plans often ended in glorified parking lots or dirty campgrounds without amenities or thought regarding design. Alongside that, many campgrounds seemed unapproachable to those who hadn’t been before. A vision was born to reinvent 'roughing it' in a way that could welcome all adventurers to experience the magic of the great outdoors. We believe the beauty of nature should be experienced by everyone. It's good for your health, and the more we connect with and learn about the outdoors, the more we'll feel compelled to protect it. Whether you've been camping all your life or this would be your first trip, we're here for you. We aim to build a bridge (you know, a metaphorical one) to the great outdoors, where all adventures can truly feel welcome. Roamstead is committed to making our outdoor spaces accessible to everyone. At our Smoky Mountains location, we're partnering with Friends of the Smokies to do just that. Friends assists the National Park Service in its mission to preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by raising funds and public awareness, and providing volunteers for needed projects. They restore trails, build handicap accessible access points, and provide urban youth educational opportunities in the park, to name just a few of their many projects. A dollar of each stay at Roamstead Smoky Mountains is donated back to Friends of the Smokies to help continue their mission.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$69
 / night

3. Destination Outdoors! DO IT!

98%
(90)
48mi from Sevierville · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If you love the outdoors, our authentic yurts and improved campsites have it all. This peaceful mountain is located in Cullowhee, North Carolina, on a 108-acre eco-forestry private reserve. Nestled up to 2 national forests, in The Land of 150 Waterfalls, local activities are abundant. Our outdoor experience offers complete, private access to guests only, with fishing, tubing, kayaking, and hiking activities on the property. A rugged 9-hole disc golf trail encourages exploration of your private mountain. Our yurts provide large fire pits, exquisite views from their ample porches, hugging you with a warm, peaceful welcome home from a day full of activities. Our yurts are nicely appointed with a queen-size bed, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee pot. The detached 144 sq ft shared bath house provides all the facilities, as well as towels and basic bathing necessities for yurt stays only. Lie on the heated mattress pad with soft linens and watch the stars sail across the clear dome as you drift off to sleep to dream of the day's adventures. Nestled up to the Great Smoky Mountains National park, this property is unique in everything it offers. Riverside on the renowned fly fishing river, the Tuckasegee River, or ridge top on Cullowhee Mountain, elevation 3850'. There are improved camp sites, yurts, or free range camping and hiking. The views are spectacular, wherever you decide to locate on the property. We implement " Leave no trace" rules and welcome respectful 4wd access to the mountain. All walks of life love the outdoors... The outdoors is here, Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$60
 / night

4. Maggie Pines Hideaway

39mi from Sevierville · 1 site · Lodging
Escape to the Maggie Pines Hideaway! Nestled in the trees overlooking Maggie Valley Club, enjoy a fully-renovated mid-century chalet offering panoramic mountain views from every room in the house, including the hot tub. Whether you're hiking, golfing, or taking the motorcycle out for a spin, you have everything you need in this beautiful mountainside retreat. Book now for an unforgettable holiday! The space Property Overview: • Meticulously renovated chalet in Maggie Valley • Features panoramic windows offering breathtaking mountain and golf course views Outdoor Amenities: • Outdoor hot tub overlooking the mountains, with provided beach towels and regular servicing • Propane fire pit and grill available for gatherings on the expansive deck Kitchen: • Open, modern kitchen with new appliances and dining area with scenic views Lower Level: • Family room with large sofa and 65" Smart TV • Board games and a Pacman arcade machine for entertainment • Corridor leads to additional bedrooms, a laundry closet, and a full bathroom Bedrooms: • Primary suite with a king-sized memory foam bed and 55" Smart TV • Second bedroom: two twin beds, cozy swing, and projector for creating a galaxy experience • Third bedroom: queen-size memory foam bed, workstation, and 55" Smart TV • Fourth bedroom: king-size memory foam canopy bed, spacious closet, settee, and 55" Smart TV Guest access Parking for 3 vehicles maximum. Mountain roads to the chalet are fully paved, curvy, a bit steep – you’ll be a pro after one trip up! Trailers not recommended. Four wheel drive is highly recommended for the months of November-March. Other things to note Dog Policy: • Dog-friendly property (fees and exclusions apply) • $100 fee for the first dog, $50 for the second dog • Pets must be registered; unregistered pets may result in eviction without a refund Near Attractions • 15 minutes away from Waynesville • 38 minutes away from Downtown Asheville Damage Protection: • $5,000 in "All-Risk" Damage coverage in addition to Airbnb's AirCover • Covers most accidental damage caused by guests • Exclusions include normal wear and tear, infestation, or prior damage Guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind, knowing they are protected against accidental damage through Waivo's damage protection plan.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$493
 / night

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for finding the perfect camping experience near Sevierville, Tennessee. With over 4600 options available that cater to pet-friendly preferences, you'll have no trouble finding the ideal spot for you and your furry friend. Whether you're looking for a secluded retreat or a bustling campground, we've got you covered. Check out top campsites like Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), Smoky Mountain Mangalitsa Farm (388 reviews), and Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (266 reviews) to see what other campers had to say. With popular amenities like trash, toilets, and showers, and activities ranging from wind sports to whitewater paddling and surfing, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable outdoor adventure. Prices start as low as $8 per night and average around $30, so you can plan a budget-friendly trip without sacrificing comfort. Start exploring your options now and book your next camping trip with Hipcamp!

97% (8.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Sevierville

1. The Rowdy Bear Off-Grid Glamping

99%
(48)
40mi from Sevierville · 1 site · Lodging
Fall in love with our secluded Off-Grid Cabin located in the Great Smoky Mountains. Wake up to the sounds of a babbling creek and beautiful mountain views, hike the Road to Nowhere, kayak the Little Tennesee River, cook hot dogs over an open fire, and then open the glass panel garage door and fall asleep under the most beautiful sky you will ever see. Rowdy Bear Highlights: • 12ft glass panel door that opens the cabin to nature • Queen Tempurpedic bed • Rain Captured Shower • Fire Pit The Space: The Rowdy Bear is an Off-Grid Cabin that is situated in the Great Smoky Mountains with easy access to both Bryson City and Franklin. The cabin itself was built using rough sawn wood acquired from a local sawmill. Many of the items used in the cabin came from local shops or antique stores. There is a 2000-watt Solar Generator in the cabin that can be used for lights, charging cell phones, and running the pump for the shower. The Solar Panels are enough to charge the Generator to 100% each day. Rainwater is used for showers. The gutter system on the cabin is used to catch rainwater. The downspout runs into a "First Flush Diverter", which allows any dust, dirt, or anything else that might land on the roof between the rainstorms to be diverted away from the water storage tank. The clean rainwater then fills the water storage tank. Be aware that Rainwater is fine for showers, but is not meant for drinking. Propane is connected to a space heater and the shower. The space heater is 17,000 BTUs, which is plenty for colder nights. The shower has an at-source water heater and can heat the water up to 120 degrees, which is more than enough for a hot shower. A porta potty is provided for bathroom purposes and is cleaned and restocked every Thursday. Pets are allowed! The following items are provided: 1. Linens 2. Towels 3. Coffee, Coffee Pot, and Coffee Cups 4. Body Wash 5. Shampoo 6. Board Games 7. Lanterns 8. Two Person Table and Chairs 9. Two Rocking Chairs 10. four Adirondack Chairs for the Firepit 11. Firepit 12. Outdoor table for food and drinks 13. Propane Torch for lighting fires Guest access The Rowdy Bear is situated on 2.5 acres of land. There is a large section cleared off where the cabin is located. There is plenty of room for the fire pit, vehicles, animals, and any outdoor games you might want to bring (cornhole). Both Bryson City and Franklin are fairly close to the cabin. Bryson City is approximately 20 minutes away, while Franklin is approximately 30 minutes away. Both towns offer great little downtown areas that have shopping and restaurants. Don't be afraid to try the food trucks, they have some of the best food. Bryson City has many trails for hiking such as the Road to nowhere, Noland Divide Trail, Three Waterfalls Loop (FYI: There are three waterfalls on this trail), and Deep Creek Waterfall Loop. The fishing in Bryson City is also great and the guided trips are very reasonably priced. I would suggest going in the morning and doing a float trip. Franklin is bigger and a little more spread out than Bryson city, but there are a lot of neat little stores and restaurants. I personally like going to the Currahee Brewing Company. Currahee is right on the river and is set up to host live bands and it gets pretty lively in the late afternoons and evenings on the weekends. Other things to note One of the things you would want to bring is a 1 lb propane bottle for the Torch that is provided. Using the torch to start a fire is much easier than kindling. The solar generator has enough power to run the small coffee pot if you don't want to use the percolator. The generator also has enough power to run hair dryers. The main thing you want to keep in mind is anything that uses a heating element will drain the battery quickly. Lanterns are provided If needed. Overall, you should be good to go, but it is something to keep in mind.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$135
 / night

2. Roamstead

97%
(55)
19mi from Sevierville · 77 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Roamstead was born on a family RV trip across the country. Our founders noticed their glamorous plans often ended in glorified parking lots or dirty campgrounds without amenities or thought regarding design. Alongside that, many campgrounds seemed unapproachable to those who hadn’t been before. A vision was born to reinvent 'roughing it' in a way that could welcome all adventurers to experience the magic of the great outdoors. We believe the beauty of nature should be experienced by everyone. It's good for your health, and the more we connect with and learn about the outdoors, the more we'll feel compelled to protect it. Whether you've been camping all your life or this would be your first trip, we're here for you. We aim to build a bridge (you know, a metaphorical one) to the great outdoors, where all adventures can truly feel welcome. Roamstead is committed to making our outdoor spaces accessible to everyone. At our Smoky Mountains location, we're partnering with Friends of the Smokies to do just that. Friends assists the National Park Service in its mission to preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by raising funds and public awareness, and providing volunteers for needed projects. They restore trails, build handicap accessible access points, and provide urban youth educational opportunities in the park, to name just a few of their many projects. A dollar of each stay at Roamstead Smoky Mountains is donated back to Friends of the Smokies to help continue their mission.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$69
 / night

3. Destination Outdoors! DO IT!

98%
(90)
48mi from Sevierville · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If you love the outdoors, our authentic yurts and improved campsites have it all. This peaceful mountain is located in Cullowhee, North Carolina, on a 108-acre eco-forestry private reserve. Nestled up to 2 national forests, in The Land of 150 Waterfalls, local activities are abundant. Our outdoor experience offers complete, private access to guests only, with fishing, tubing, kayaking, and hiking activities on the property. A rugged 9-hole disc golf trail encourages exploration of your private mountain. Our yurts provide large fire pits, exquisite views from their ample porches, hugging you with a warm, peaceful welcome home from a day full of activities. Our yurts are nicely appointed with a queen-size bed, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee pot. The detached 144 sq ft shared bath house provides all the facilities, as well as towels and basic bathing necessities for yurt stays only. Lie on the heated mattress pad with soft linens and watch the stars sail across the clear dome as you drift off to sleep to dream of the day's adventures. Nestled up to the Great Smoky Mountains National park, this property is unique in everything it offers. Riverside on the renowned fly fishing river, the Tuckasegee River, or ridge top on Cullowhee Mountain, elevation 3850'. There are improved camp sites, yurts, or free range camping and hiking. The views are spectacular, wherever you decide to locate on the property. We implement " Leave no trace" rules and welcome respectful 4wd access to the mountain. All walks of life love the outdoors... The outdoors is here, Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$60
 / night

4. Maggie Pines Hideaway

39mi from Sevierville · 1 site · Lodging
Escape to the Maggie Pines Hideaway! Nestled in the trees overlooking Maggie Valley Club, enjoy a fully-renovated mid-century chalet offering panoramic mountain views from every room in the house, including the hot tub. Whether you're hiking, golfing, or taking the motorcycle out for a spin, you have everything you need in this beautiful mountainside retreat. Book now for an unforgettable holiday! The space Property Overview: • Meticulously renovated chalet in Maggie Valley • Features panoramic windows offering breathtaking mountain and golf course views Outdoor Amenities: • Outdoor hot tub overlooking the mountains, with provided beach towels and regular servicing • Propane fire pit and grill available for gatherings on the expansive deck Kitchen: • Open, modern kitchen with new appliances and dining area with scenic views Lower Level: • Family room with large sofa and 65" Smart TV • Board games and a Pacman arcade machine for entertainment • Corridor leads to additional bedrooms, a laundry closet, and a full bathroom Bedrooms: • Primary suite with a king-sized memory foam bed and 55" Smart TV • Second bedroom: two twin beds, cozy swing, and projector for creating a galaxy experience • Third bedroom: queen-size memory foam bed, workstation, and 55" Smart TV • Fourth bedroom: king-size memory foam canopy bed, spacious closet, settee, and 55" Smart TV Guest access Parking for 3 vehicles maximum. Mountain roads to the chalet are fully paved, curvy, a bit steep – you’ll be a pro after one trip up! Trailers not recommended. Four wheel drive is highly recommended for the months of November-March. Other things to note Dog Policy: • Dog-friendly property (fees and exclusions apply) • $100 fee for the first dog, $50 for the second dog • Pets must be registered; unregistered pets may result in eviction without a refund Near Attractions • 15 minutes away from Waynesville • 38 minutes away from Downtown Asheville Damage Protection: • $5,000 in "All-Risk" Damage coverage in addition to Airbnb's AirCover • Covers most accidental damage caused by guests • Exclusions include normal wear and tear, infestation, or prior damage Guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind, knowing they are protected against accidental damage through Waivo's damage protection plan.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$493
 / night

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