Lazy Llama Campground

Amanda A

Just wasn’t what I expected. It’s a permanent residence to about 90% of the campers there. Didn’t see any llamas, and the garden…well let’s just say if weeds are a garden, then I’m also a master gardener. The hosts were very very nice, but unfortunately that isn’t enough for more stars. It was clean, just underwhelming. Maybe the website needs to be more realistic with its pictures and descriptions. The location is nice, it’s only 8 min into town. You camp here for convenience and affordability not for an experience, unfortunately.

Cherri Lee

Very quiet RV Park. Came from AZ for the week. Under newer management and they seem determined to do it right - did meet the owner and caretaker. We've been here one week so far; the weather has been beautiful! Nice trees and grass, get to see the Llamas each evening as we're pretty close on lot #30. Convenient to Greenville and Morristown. Would definitely recommend!

Rochelle Borcherdt

We have been here for 5 months and have loved it! This place has a small family/ community feel and everyone helps everyone. It’s clean, quiet, well cared for and of course has llamas that are fun to see and go up and talk to. I also love that there is propane right here on site. I’m so grateful for the help during the cold snow when my water wasn’t working right. We are glad we chose to stay here!

Kim Staten

Nice and friendly staff and campers. Definitely a feel good place. Tina and her husband were a tremendous help. Everything from the community garden to the llamas were amazing. One of a kind

BC Longmire

We have been wanting to visit the Lazy Llama for a couple of years now. With that being said the website pictures are really deceiving. The Lazy Llama is more of a permanent resident campground or long term rental. It could be so much more than what it is. If you come to visit, make sure you stay in one of the pull through sites. Site 26 is the perfect spot. Great shade and the best view from the back of the camper. We really enjoyed the spot. We had a great time the few days that we were here. Saturday morning started off a little rough due to a small ball field being next door that had a very loud speaker. We did call the office and I believe the ladies name was Tracy that we spoke to. She took care of the situation and assured us that this did not usually happen. She also takes care of the Llamas. She took us up to have a great visit with all the Llamas. Wonderful animals and very friendly. Tracy was super nice also. Even though the campground was not this quaint little campground that we expected, we had a great trip. Would I come back??? I probably would for a three day weekend as long as the Llamas are there and available. Very long trip due to the traffic in Knoxville, so not worth the trip for just a weekend warrior. Not a place for kids, nothing to do but for us older folks, yes. With some money injection, this would be a super great place.