Thru-hikers tackling the Appalachian Trail love Icewater Spring Shelter for its fresh spring water and high-elevation perch. It sits at 5920 feet in Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Clingmans Dome. Drinkers rate it 4.3 out of 5 from 7 reviews.
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Write a ReviewNo, it does not have full hookups. Water hookup, electric hookup including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookup all unknown but unavailable at this primitive backcountry shelter. Designed for Appalachian Trail backpackers, not RVs; no pull-through or back-in sites.
Pet policy unknown. No data confirms pet-friendliness, size or breed limits, leash rules, or dog park. Follow Great Smoky Mountains National Park guidelines, which often require leashes and waste cleanup on trails.
Call for rates. No specific prices listed; contact park for details. Appalachian Trail shelters typically free on first-come basis, but Great Smoky Mountains National Park requires backcountry permits for overnight stays, no reservations needed for shelter.
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