Crockett's Breakfast Camp
Before you begin your Smoky Mountain Adventure, start with breakfast at Crockett’s Breakfast Camp! Enjoy the incredible dishes, inspired by the Smokies, you will only find on our menu. Start your Smoky Mountain Adventure with these delicious dishes! Read More
If you are visiting Gatlinburg during the Independence Day weekend, we hope to see you for breakfast at Crockett’s. We’ll have all your favorites like our Pan-Fried Pork Chops, Crockett’s Mountain Omelet and of course our famous Aretha Frankensteins Waffles! Read More
Crockett’s Breakfast Camp is excited to announce that as of May 9, 2020, we are open and ready to welcome you back to our restaurant! We’d like to thank our community in Gatlinburg, TN, for your continued support during the COVID-19 pandemic. As we reopen our doors for table-side service, we are following the recommendations from the CDC and the Tennessee Pledge to provide safe conditions for our employees and guests. Things may be a little bit different for the time being, but if we stick together, we can carefully and quickly move towards a healthier future.
If you haven’t made it to the Smokies this Fall, Turkey Day is the perfect time to visit the Great Smoky Mountains. Whether your favorite part of the Thanksgiving holiday is spending time with your family, watching holiday classics, or the food, The Smoky Mountains are a great place to visit for the holiday. Explore the region and experience a Smoky Mountain Thanksgiving!
Since its opening in 2014, Crockett’s Breakfast Camp has been the area’s top breakfast spot. Receiving recognition from PEOPLE Magazine, Crockett’s Breakfast Camp continues to deliver quality food and service to everyone who visits. While our popularity continues to grow, we continue to honor David C. “Crockett” Maples’ incredible life and devotion to serving others.
