McNabb Creek Group Campground

Perched along the tranquil banks of the North River amid the dramatic landscapes of the Cherokee National Forest, McNabb Creek Group Campground offers a secluded and natural retreat for groups seeking privacy and outdoor adventure. Tucked away in eastern Tennessee’s lush Smoky Mountains, this group site accommodates up to 60 people and provides picnic tables, grills, and portable toilets, ensuring essentials are covered for a comfortable stay.

The campground’s setting on the North River, a key tributary of the Tellico River, makes it a hub for fishing, swimming, hiking, and seasonal hunting. Its remote location offers serenity and a strong connection to nature, surrounded by forested rolling hills and abundant wildlife. Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can marvel at Bald River Falls, traverse the scenic Cherohala Skyway, or explore the artsy charm of Tellico Plains. While currently closed due to maintenance issues with facilities, McNabb Creek remains an appealing, rustic getaway for nature enthusiasts when operational.