Indian Boundary is located within Cherokee National Forest in a beautiful wooded setting. One of the loops is within sight of a large lake perfect for kayaking, canoeing, swimming and fishing. The bath houses are well-maintained and clean. The camp store is very well-stocked with food and supplies of all kinds. The sites are level, roomy and most are well-shaded. The sites do not have water hook-ups but there are numerous spigots along the road within a short distance from each site. This is one of my favorite campgrounds. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A great place to enjoy the great outdoors. The park is 14 miles from the nearest town and is in the middle of nowhere. No city lights, no drone of a nearby interstate, no airplanes constantly flying overhead. The sites were very large (don't believe their limit of 26' campers, we saw plenty of 5th wheels that fit in the sites just fine.) The sites were also well separated. Most of the sites were well shaded with mature trees. There is a beautiful lake that has a spectacular mountain backdrop. The park is in the Cherokee National Forest which is also beautiful. Most sites were not within reach of a water spigot so plan accordingly. The bathrooms were clean but as most federal parks there was no soap at the sinks. Why can't they ever put hand soap out? Surprisingly, we received 8 TV channels with our digital tuner. No cell phone signal, and there is no public phone at the park either. In the event of an emergency, the campground host has a radio they use to contact the Ranger's station. There is also a camp store with a business phone. The camp store was very well stocked with a very nice variety of products considering the remote location of the park. I would really like to go back to this campground; it's a very relaxing and picturesque place to spend some time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed 5 nights and had a great experience. Park was just opening for the season. Witnessed the hard work the staff did to get the park ready. Security lives onsite but can't imagine that's ever needed. Great place to stay if your plans include motorcycle riding. Highly recommend this park. One of the best KOA's I have ever stayed at. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here a couple of years ago and still impressed with the family oriented atmosphere. Lots for the kids to do here on this Labor Day weekend. CG was packed. We had a pull through gravel site which was basically level. Hookups were easy to get to. Limited cable channels--didn't watch much TV. Stayed busy at the CG. Staff was friendly and helpful. About a 20 minute drive back to the Lost Sea--enjoyed that. Will definitely go back. And the "water-slide" was highly enjoyed by the niece. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here for just a short weekend and I was very happy. The campground is new and shade is lacking but the staff was great! My kids had a great time riding bikes and just playing with other kids. The pool wasn't open yet but that will be a plus when we go back. Really the only thing I could knock was I think the rates are a little high. We will come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.