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Shagbark resort community in Wears valley is off of Highway 321, located 7 miles from Pigeon Forge. It’s a gated community with spaciously placed cabins that share resort amenities such as a pool and tennis courts, as well as stunning views of the surrounding mountains,...Read more
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November is the month when fall definitely turns to winter, the fabulous fall colors remain for a week or two, but the season’s festivities are looming large, with millions of lights everywhere, live music on the street, gift shopping from the arts & crafts community,...Read more
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We have cabins in several resorts convenient to the Pigeon Forge area of the Smoky Mountains, some close in and some farther out. Here are the Pigeon Forge and Wears valley cabin resorts for you to choose. In the Smoky Mountains there are so many...Read more
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April in the Smoky Mountains around Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge is the month of wildflowers in the millions, all the venues are open, people are arriving for fun, and everything starts popping. Wildflowers are a big thing here in the Smokies, with literally millions of...Read more
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We’ve been nominated for the title of Best Cabin Rentals of Pigeon Forge 2023! The voting period is going on now through July 31st – Click Here to cast your vote for the best cabin rental operation in the Smoky Mountains! Check our Gatlinburg cabins...Read more
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Here are March events in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area, as wildflowers, wildlife and venues all wake up, and cabin deals abound in this less crowded time.- a good time to visit for those who like less crowds but plenty of action. The land...Read more
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In House Chef Services
One of the many benefits of staying in a cabin in the Smoky Mountains is having your own kitchen, which saves a lot of vacation time and money going out to eat. If you think that’s good, how about having a personal chef to cook...Read more
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Atlanta, GA to Gatlinburg, TN is a 4-hour, 200-mile road trip through America’s Appalachian countryside. Seasoned motorists say it’s best to take State Highway 23, which connects Atlanta with Eastern Tennessee, for a drive that’s both faster and more scenic than sticking to the interstates!...Read more
Directions to Gatlinburg
Scenic Routes, Stops, and Tips The drive from Nashville to Gatlinburg is an easy 222 miles along I-40, about 3.5 to 4 hours of road trip fun with some great detours along the way. A few quick side trips can add some unforgettable sights without...Read more
Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge get a lot of traffic, and it can be useful to know some of the alternative roads to take if the main routes are jammed. This is especially true of you’re trying to get out into the countless nature attractions –...Read more
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