carmelo wrote:
We are actively seeking a place to summer in the mountains, Cumberland or Smokies preferred.
Would like to stay for the whole summer where it is "relatively cool" as compared to S Louisiana!
Some attributes would be:
Shade, wooded, water feature,view, possibility of erecting a shelter for the TT, an area that is not crowded,small RV park.
Of course one place would not have all, at that point decisions would be made.
Presently we are traveling middle Tennessee.
Thanks,
CCC
I believe you will find the Smokys a little warm. You should try on farther up into NC, in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Much, MUCH cooler up around Boone, Linville, Glendale Springs. In fact the average summer temp at Linville Falls is right at 70F.
However. If you want to be in the Smokys. Try Holly Cove just out of Cherokee. It is higher up, and cooler than Cherokee. But still close. A really nice park just off the expressway. Great views.
http://www.hollycovervresort.com/seasonal-campground-near-Cherokee-NC/
