Johnny Molloy is an outdoors writer based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He has averaged more than 100 nights per year in the wild since the early 1980s, backpacking and canoe-camping throughout the US in nearly every state. The result of his efforts is more than 30 books, including hiking guides throughout the Southeast, tent-camping and paddling guides, and outdoor-adventure books. He continues to write and travel extensively to all four corners of the United States, endeavoring in a variety of outdoor pursuits. For the latest on Johnny, visit his website, johnnymolloy.com.

• Southern Appalachians–Smokies Campground Locator MapMap LegendAcknowledgmentsPrefaceBest CampgroundsIntroductionTennessee CampgroundsBandy Creek CampgroundChilhowee CampgroundCosby CampgroundDennis Cove CampgroundFoster Falls CampgroundFrozen Head State Park CampgroundHiwassee–Ocoee Scenic River State Park CampgroundHolly Flats CampgroundIndian Boundary CampgroundLittle Oak CampgroundNolichucky Gorge Campground and CabinsNorth River CampgroundObed Wild and Scenic River: Rock Creek CampgroundOld Forge CampgroundPaint Creek CampgroundPickett State Park CampgroundRock Creek CampgroundRound Mountain CampgroundNorth Carolina CampgroundsBalsam Mountain CampgroundBig Creek CampgroundBlack Mountain CampgroundCable Cove CampgroundCataloochee CampgroundDoughton Park CampgroundHorse Cove CampgroundLake Powhatan CampgroundLinville Falls CampgroundMount Mitchell State Park CampgroundMount Pisgah CampgroundNelson’s Nantahala Hideaway CampgroundNorth Mills River CampgroundPrice Park CampgroundRocky Bluff CampgroundSmokemont CampgroundStanding Indian CampgroundTsali CampgroundVan Hook Glade CampgroundSouth Carolina CampgroundsBurrells Ford CampgroundCherry Hill CampgroundDevils Fork State Park CampgroundKeowee–Toxaway State Park CampgroundGeorgia CampgroundsBlack Rock Mountain State Park CampgroundCloudland Canyon State Park CampgroundDeSoto Falls CampgroundDockery Lake CampgroundFort Mountain State Park CampgroundLake Conasauga CampgroundTate Branch CampgroundUpper Chattahoochee CampgroundWildcat Creek CampgroundAppendix A: Camping Equipment ChecklistAppendix B: Sources of InformationIndexAbout the Author

Johnny Molloy is an outdoors writer based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He has averaged more than 100 nights per year in the wild since the early 1980s, backpacking and canoe-camping throughout the US in nearly every state. The result of his efforts is more than 30 books, including hiking guides throughout the Southeast, tent-camping and paddling guides, and outdoor-adventure books. He continues to write and travel extensively to all four corners of the United States, endeavoring in a variety of outdoor pursuits. For the latest on Johnny, visit his website, johnnymolloy.com.

• Southern Appalachians–Smokies Campground Locator MapMap LegendAcknowledgmentsPrefaceBest CampgroundsIntroductionTennessee CampgroundsBandy Creek CampgroundChilhowee CampgroundCosby CampgroundDennis Cove CampgroundFoster Falls CampgroundFrozen Head State Park CampgroundHiwassee–Ocoee Scenic River State Park CampgroundHolly Flats CampgroundIndian Boundary CampgroundLittle Oak CampgroundNolichucky Gorge Campground and CabinsNorth River CampgroundObed Wild and Scenic River: Rock Creek CampgroundOld Forge CampgroundPaint Creek CampgroundPickett State Park CampgroundRock Creek CampgroundRound Mountain CampgroundNorth Carolina CampgroundsBalsam Mountain CampgroundBig Creek CampgroundBlack Mountain CampgroundCable Cove CampgroundCataloochee CampgroundDoughton Park CampgroundHorse Cove CampgroundLake Powhatan CampgroundLinville Falls CampgroundMount Mitchell State Park CampgroundMount Pisgah CampgroundNelson’s Nantahala Hideaway CampgroundNorth Mills River CampgroundPrice Park CampgroundRocky Bluff CampgroundSmokemont CampgroundStanding Indian CampgroundTsali CampgroundVan Hook Glade CampgroundSouth Carolina CampgroundsBurrells Ford CampgroundCherry Hill CampgroundDevils Fork State Park CampgroundKeowee–Toxaway State Park CampgroundGeorgia CampgroundsBlack Rock Mountain State Park CampgroundCloudland Canyon State Park CampgroundDeSoto Falls CampgroundDockery Lake CampgroundFort Mountain State Park CampgroundLake Conasauga CampgroundTate Branch CampgroundUpper Chattahoochee CampgroundWildcat Creek CampgroundAppendix A: Camping Equipment ChecklistAppendix B: Sources of InformationIndexAbout the Author

Johnny Molloy is an outdoors writer based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He has averaged more than 100 nights per year in the wild since the early 1980s, backpacking and canoe-camping throughout the US in nearly every state. The result of his efforts is more than 30 books, including hiking guides throughout the Southeast, tent-camping and paddling guides, and outdoor-adventure books. He continues to write and travel extensively to all four corners of the United States, endeavoring in a variety of outdoor pursuits. For the latest on Johnny, visit his website, johnnymolloy.com.

• Southern Appalachians–Smokies Campground Locator MapMap LegendAcknowledgmentsPrefaceBest CampgroundsIntroductionTennessee CampgroundsBandy Creek CampgroundChilhowee CampgroundCosby CampgroundDennis Cove CampgroundFoster Falls CampgroundFrozen Head State Park CampgroundHiwassee–Ocoee Scenic River State Park CampgroundHolly Flats CampgroundIndian Boundary CampgroundLittle Oak CampgroundNolichucky Gorge Campground and CabinsNorth River CampgroundObed Wild and Scenic River: Rock Creek CampgroundOld Forge CampgroundPaint Creek CampgroundPickett State Park CampgroundRock Creek CampgroundRound Mountain CampgroundNorth Carolina CampgroundsBalsam Mountain CampgroundBig Creek CampgroundBlack Mountain CampgroundCable Cove CampgroundCataloochee CampgroundDoughton Park CampgroundHorse Cove CampgroundLake Powhatan CampgroundLinville Falls CampgroundMount Mitchell State Park CampgroundMount Pisgah CampgroundNelson’s Nantahala Hideaway CampgroundNorth Mills River CampgroundPrice Park CampgroundRocky Bluff CampgroundSmokemont CampgroundStanding Indian CampgroundTsali CampgroundVan Hook Glade CampgroundSouth Carolina CampgroundsBurrells Ford CampgroundCherry Hill CampgroundDevils Fork State Park CampgroundKeowee–Toxaway State Park CampgroundGeorgia CampgroundsBlack Rock Mountain State Park CampgroundCloudland Canyon State Park CampgroundDeSoto Falls CampgroundDockery Lake CampgroundFort Mountain State Park CampgroundLake Conasauga CampgroundTate Branch CampgroundUpper Chattahoochee CampgroundWildcat Creek CampgroundAppendix A: Camping Equipment ChecklistAppendix B: Sources of InformationIndexAbout the Author