How to Visit Pigeon Forge, TN
Pigeon Forge appears as a playground that stretches for miles and includes activities for both adults and children. Pigeon Forge is known for its family-friendly entertainment with a country and southern feel. During the spring and summer months, there is free live entertainment within the shops, on sidewalks and in restaurants. During the Christmas season, all of the shops, restaurants and many other places are festively decorated. It is a friendly place you will want to visit many times, as there is so much entertainment it is difficult to pack it all into one visit to Pigeon Forge.
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Decide where you wish to stay in Pigeon Forge while you visit. There are many options including chalets, hotels, condominiums, homes, campgrounds, bed and breakfasts and motels. Part of the fun is the type of lodging you choose for yourself or your family. You may wish to consider how much room you will need and what activities you enjoy such as camping, outdoors or swimming. There is a link to lodging options within this article, but you are not limited to that. Often if you stay outside of town, you will save quite a bit of money.
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Try your hand at rafting while you are in Pigeon Forge, TN. You will want to make reservations ahead of time. The rafting trip is held rain or shine. There are different lengths of trips, difficulty levels and other options. There are numerous rafting companies available. Click the link within this article to get you started.
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Consider a visit to the Comedy Barn, Black Bear Jamboree, Country Tonight or Dixie Stampede for family friendly dinner shows during the day or evening while you are in Pigeon Forge. These all have admission fees, however, you can save money if you attend a matinée or pick up a coupon at a hotel.
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Stroll up and down Parkway Avenue and visit the many mini golf, racetracks, restaurants, museums, rides, shops and amusement and water parks including Dollywood and Splash country. It's fun just to see what you will discover. It is helpful to set a limit ahead of time on how much you will spend on these types of activities and overall in Pigeon Forge. The Old Mill has a genuine 1800s type feed store with a restaurant above it overlooking the river. This is great fun to visit or even dine out there. There is an entire shopping complex surrounding it.
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Go horseback riding at one of the many area stables surrounding Pigeon Forge. There are both guided and self-guided tours that follow different trails with a variety of terrain, including wooded areas and more open areas. Both experienced and less experienced riders, including children can participate in this activity. There is a link included for more information.
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Hop aboard the trolley if you've had enough walking. It is inexpensive and a lot of fun to ride, especially for the kids. This goes into nearby towns and stops near all the major attractions and shopping centers. This runs daily. There is a link for more information in this article.
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Satisfy your need for adventure with skydiving, bungee jumping or an ATV ride, all found in Pigeon Forge. These are not the most inexpensive attractions but could prove to be the biggest thrill you have while you are here.
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Tips & Warnings
Show your AAA card and save money on admission fees, attractions and hotels.
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