Your Pigeon Forge Guest Guide

A Pigeon Forge landmark since 1830. Famous for grits, corn chowder, and hearty Southern breakfasts. Expect a wait — it's worth it.

Classic 1950s diner with huge portions, great burgers, and milkshakes the kids will love.

Upscale farm-to-table dining with locally sourced ingredients and a rotating seasonal menu. Great for a special night out.

Fresh seafood in the heart of the Smokies. Known for crab legs, shrimp, and a lively atmosphere.

Hand-cut steaks, ribs, and classic sides in a rustic Western setting. A family favorite for over 30 years.

Hand-cut steaks, fall-off-the-bone ribs, and those famous fresh-baked rolls with cinnamon butter. A crowd-pleasing favorite for the whole family.

Dolly Parton's world-class theme park with roller coasters, live music, craft demonstrations, and seasonal festivals. A true Tennessee treasure.

The most visited national park in the US. Hike to waterfalls, spot wildlife, and take in breathtaking mountain views. Free admission.

Ride the chondola up to a mountaintop village in Gatlinburg with zip lines, treetop skywalk, and panoramic Smoky Mountain views.

A full-scale replica of the Titanic's bow houses authentic artifacts and immersive exhibits. Surprisingly moving and educational.

Outdoor entertainment complex with shops, restaurants, a giant observation wheel, and live entertainment. Perfect for an evening stroll.

The highest point in the Smoky Mountains at 6,643 feet. A short but steep half-mile hike leads to a 360-degree observation tower.

A beautiful wedding and event venue just one mile from Hawk's Crest Landing. Perfect for guests attending a wedding nearby — our rentals make an ideal home base for the whole wedding party.

Dolly Parton's legendary dinner attraction featuring horse riding, trick riding, and a friendly North vs. South competition — all while enjoying a four-course feast. One of the most popular shows in the Smokies.

Just half a mile away, rent a UTV or Polaris Slingshot and explore the Smoky Mountains in style. A thrilling way to take in the mountain roads and scenery around Pigeon Forge.

A collection of specialty shops around the historic Old Mill. Stone-ground grains, pottery, candy, and locally made goods.

Over 80 brand-name outlet stores including Nike, Coach, and Gap. Great for deals on clothing and accessories.

The world's largest Christmas store — open year-round. Thousands of ornaments, decorations, and gifts across multiple buildings.

Arrive at Dollywood and popular restaurants right when they open to avoid peak crowds. Midweek visits are always less busy than weekends.

The Pigeon Forge Parkway (US-441) can get congested, especially on summer weekends. Use the Pigeon Forge Fun Time Trolley as a stress-free alternative.

Black bears are active in the area. Never approach or feed wildlife. Store food securely and use the bear-proof containers provided at the property.

The nearest full grocery store is Kroger on the Parkway. There's also a Walmart Supercenter about 12 minutes away for anything you may have forgotten.

Your own porch at Hawk's Crest Landing offers stunning western-facing sunset views. For a different perspective, Clingmans Dome and Anakeesta are spectacular at golden hour.