Family Activities in Pigeon Forge: The Island Before You Go
The Island in Pigeon Forge combines rides, shops, food and entertainment in one complex. Admission is free, while rides and attractions are paid individually or thro…
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The Island in Pigeon Forge combines rides, shops, food and entertainment in one complex. Admission is free, while rides and attractions are paid individually or thro…
Great Smoky Mountains National Park has an entrance in Gatlinburg, the closest of its three main entrances to Pigeon Forge. Plan around parking tags, seasonal road a…
U.S. 441, also called the Parkway, runs north from Pigeon Forge to Gatlinburg, where it meets U.S. 321. Use Tennessee’s road-condition tools to check for incidents,…
The Old Mill is a working gristmill beside the Little Pigeon River, with restaurants, shops and seasonal tours around Old Mill Square. Here’s what to know about the…
McGhee Tyson Airport is 47 miles from Pigeon Forge, and the drive to Super 8 by Wyndham Pigeon Forge Downtown takes about 54 minutes. Compare rental cars, taxis, rid…
Gatlinburg works well as a day trip from Pigeon Forge: start downtown, choose one major attraction, then leave time for a slower afternoon. Here’s a practical outlin…
Dollywood Theme Park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, offers admission that includes rides, shows, museums, crafts, and other attractions. Check its operating calendar an…
Dollywood began as a small railroad attraction in Pigeon Forge and passed through several names before becoming Dollywood in 1986. Its history connects steam trains,…
Dollywood’s Splash Country is a seasonal, 35-acre water park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Use this guide to plan around its opening pattern, admission, parking, what…
Cades Cove is a mountain valley in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with an 11-mile loop road that connects wildlife viewing and historic sites. Plan time for th…