Great Smoky Mountains - Fees & Reservations
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the only major national parks that does not charge an entrance fee. Reservations at the park are necessary if you plan to stay overnight. For picnic pavilion use in the picnic areas, reservations can be made online. Wedding and Special Events require a special use permit from the park and must follow specific guidelines.

Please select from the following for reservation information:
Backcountry Camping (Backpacking)
Frontcountry Camping (Car Camping)
Le Conte Lodge
Horse Camps
Group Campgrounds
 

Great Smoky Mountains National Park Maps & Hiking Guides

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