Crockett's Breakfast Camp - Breakfast restaurant in Gatlinburg - 1103 Parkway, USA

Cool pioneer themed restaurant. The food was amazing. Pancakes are gigantic...like the size of a small cake. Gets very busy, very quickly and waiting area is small. There is a small bench near the restrooms where you can wait if needed. We went in December around Christmas so it was a bit cold to wait outside. Parking is also difficult, if you can't find street parking then paid parking it is. Service was great even though they were packed.

(Late review, Life got busy) Dined at this homey and comfortable restaurant, back in 2019 and then again in 2021. Both times were seated close to the fireplace. Due for a return visit, soon! Pleasant and friendly staff. Huge portions at a comparable price. Both visits had the Blackberry Cream Cheese stuffed French toast, absolutely fabulous.

Crockett's Breakfast Camp was worth the wait ~ wasn't quite an hour wait and it was over 50 parties before us. Prices are very reasonable,especially for the Smoky Mountains. Parking isn't the greatest though. We got lucky with a spot opening out front before we decided to leave but other parking in lots can be costly.

This was definitely the best breakfast I’ve ever had. Huge portions for a very fair price. We got the splinter maples scrambler, black bear camp skillet and a cinnamon roll. Definitely a restaurant you must go to when visiting Gatlinburg

This is a really unique one! The food was great, portions were pretty big. The atmosphere was pretty cool with all the trinkets and historical items throughout. Service was great and the call ahead feature is pretty useful.

This is a great place, we joined the waitlist about 30 minutes before we were seated which was fine because we just walked around the town a bit. Once we were seated we were greeted by a kind waitress and we ordered. We ordered the hogs in a blanket, the two eggs any way, the cheese omelet, and the black bear skillet. All the food was good and the portions were very large. The skillet is huge actually, it’s the size of a large cast iron skillet and comes with lots of food so I would recommend sharing it with someone, unless you have a large appetite. Overall, the atmosphere was super cool with all the antiques and wood features and it was a good experience. It didn’t take too long for the food to come and it was all warm and fresh. I would totally recommend coming here for breakfast!

The place had a really neat vibe. The food portions were large but so were the prices of the food. It isn't cheap. The food to me was mediocre. The other 2 people with me loved theirs. I had way too much bacon in my omlette and very little cheese. The biscuits are more like rolls and very dry. One of the people at my party asked for gravy to try to make it not so dry. The apples were pretty hard and had the peelings on them. A tiny bowl of gravy was brought along with an additional 3.50 charge. The cinnamon roll was okay. I think I hyped it up in my mind more than what it ended up being.

Best breakfast in town, hands down. This place was so good, we ate here every day of our vacation. The pancakes will blow your mind, but everything we ordered was great. Service was great. Sometimes there is a wait in the morning, but it moves pretty quickly and is worth it.