All camping in the National Park is primitive and no cell or wifi service. There are flush toilets but no hot water or showers. We camped in the Elkmont Campground at this great spot on the Little River.
We did go into Gatlinburg and enjoy some free moonshine tasting
and visit some of the artisan shops on the Arts and Crafts Trail.
The moonshine tasting is quite neat. People mosey on up to one of the many bars on the main strip where they are treated to about 1/3 oz of 9 - 13 different samples (the bottles are shown above). The alcohol content ranges from 60% down to 20%, however after a dozen shots of this stuff, and then moving down the street to the next tasting, one can get quite a little buzz going.
We highly recommend an English style pub The Parrot and Fox along the craft trail for its quite location, great food, wide variety of beer and free WIFI.
But our campsite called for resting by the sound of the water and watching a few (unlucky) anglers.
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