If you're headed to Pigeon Forge, TN I would recommend staying in a cabin rather than a hotel. There are plenty of cabins in the area not to far away and yet you feel pretty secluded. Our family and a couple of friends of ours went in on a 5 bedroom cabin. The price ended up being about the same as a hotel but with better amenities. We had a awesome view of the mountains, a whole floor dedicated for a game room with a pool table, 2 full size video games, 52" TV with PS3 and plenty of games. We had a full size kitchen, huge living and dining room and 3 floors with balconies. The place had so much room you wouldn't even know that there were 12 people staying there. http://www.hickorymist.com/ This is the company we booked ours through. There are plenty of things to do in pigeon forge, alot of go-kart tracks, video arcades, amusement park rides for all ages, gem mining (you buy a bucket of dirt and mine for gems, my kids love it), putt-putt golf, cavern tours, white water rafting. If you cruise down 441 you just pick whatever attraction you like. There is a theme park, Dollywood and also a water park, Splash Country. Dollywood is pretty lame for the price you have to pay. Save your money and go go-kart riding. Haven't been to Splash Country so I can't help you there. One more thing, you can not buy alcohol in Pigeon Forge. You have to go to Gatlinburg which is only a few miles away.
http://www.mypigeonforge.com/
Things to do: Pigeon Forge Gem Mining, Professor Hackers Lost Treasure Golf, Smokey Mountain Speed Park, The Track (gaming center/go-karts), tons of shopping outlets
Places to eat: Huck Finn's Catfish Chicken and Steaks, Log Cabin Pancake House, Alamo Steakhouse, Bennett's Pit Bar-B-Que
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