Great Smoky Mountains National Park, NC
Visitor Services
| Service | Description | Service | Description |
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Fees No entrance fee; fees are charged at developed campgrounds and for certain special programs. |
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Camping There are places to camp here. |
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Gasoline Gasoline is available. |
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Information A museum is located in the park. |
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Lodging There is overnight lodging here. |
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Retail There are places to shop here. |
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Special Considerations
This is the most visited national park in the National Park System, with nine million visitors a year. The peak months are June to August and October during spectacular autumn color. Lowest visitation occurs in winter months, November to February, and early spring.
For more information visit the National Park Service's Web site for Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Restrictions
No significant restrictions






