About Crockett's Breakfast Camp
Crockett's Breakfast Camp is a themed breakfast restaurant at 1103 Parkway in Gatlinburg. It serves breakfast and brunch only, every day from 7 AM to 1 PM, and its website lists the same hours on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.
What to order
The menu leans into big portions with frontier-camp names. Items the restaurant highlights include:
- Aretha Frankenstein's Pancakes
- Crockett's Thick French Toast, made with challah bread
- Elk Mountain Grande Burrito, with chorizo and ranchero sauce
- Crockett's Mountain Omelet, with sausage, bacon, ham and vegetables
- Fried Cinnamon Rolls, battered in egg and served with maple syrup
The menu also mentions Big Tennessee French Toast and Huntcamp Skillets. Prices are on the official menu, and they are not quoted here because they change. Plan to share one of the sweet dishes unless you have a serious appetite.
The waitlist
This is a popular spot, and waits are the main tradeoff. The restaurant has a waitlist link on its website, so join it before you walk over. Weekend mornings and October fall color weekends are the longest waits. A weekday arrival near 7 AM or after 11 usually shortens the line.
Getting there
The address is 1103 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738, and the phone number is (865) 325-1403. The Parkway is crowded and parking is limited in this part of town, so consider the Gatlinburg trolley, which is free to ride and beats hunting for a spot on a busy morning.
Tips
- Hours: open 7 AM to 1 PM daily, so it is a morning-only stop.
- Noise: it is a busy room, which works fine for families with small children.
- Group size: big parties wait longer, so split into smaller groups if you can.
- Dietary needs: ask about options before you sit, especially if you need gluten-free or vegetarian dishes.
- After breakfast: you are a short walk from downtown shops and the aquarium, so use the morning to get ahead of the crowds.
Good to know
- How long should I plan for my visit?
- Plan on about 1 hours.


