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Best Places for RV Camping in Pigeon Forge

May 28, 2013

Pigeon River Campground

Of course, the best place to visit for RV camping in Pigeon Forge is Pigeon River Campground. Pigeon River Campground offers (12) 50-50′ pull in campsites. There are hookups available at each site. Also at each site, you’ll find a fire ring, charcoal grill and a picnic table for your convenience.

Staying at Pigeon River Campground is the best way to experience a true Pigeon Forge RV camping vacation!

Pine Mountain RV Park by the Creek

Pine Mountain is one of the newest RV camping in Pigeon Forge locations, and offers guests up to 50 amps of power, free WiFi, cable television, water and sewer hookup and a pool. Open year round, Pine Mountain also has a Camp Store conveniently located on their property for any last minute items you and your family might need. Want the feel of RV camping in Pigeon Forge, but don’t have a RV? Pine Mountain RV Park also has two fully-equipped Pigeon Forge cabins for guests to choose from. These cabins include two bedrooms, stainless steel appliances, flat screen televisions, a picnic area and charcoal grills. Read More

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Packing A Picnic For A Day Enjoying The Great Smoky Mountains

April 30, 2013

Picnic For A Day Enjoying The Great Smoky MountainsIs there a better place to enjoy a picnic than the Great Smoky Mountains? We certainly don’t think so! Where else can you find stellar views, plenty of shade trees and a variety of natural wonders to discover all while eating a great meal? Read on to learn the best way to pack a picnic to enjoy while you adventure. Read More

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History Of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

April 29, 2013

History Of The Great Smoky Mountains National ParkIn the 1700s, the Great Smoky Mountains were inhabited by the Cherokee Indians who were a very culturally advanced people. They had their own written alphabet and had permanent towns and intricate political systems in place. During the 1830s, however, the United States government forcibly removed the bulk of the tribe to Indian Territory which later became the state of Oklahoma. In the midst of this exodus, a Cherokee warrior named Tsali led a quiet revolt and stayed hidden with some of the other tribe members in an area that would later become the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Read More

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Exploring Hiking Trails In The Great Smoky Mountains

April 24, 2013

Tennessee State Parks Hiking TrailsThe Great Smoky Mountains are an ideal escape into nature on your next family vacation. There are many options of hiking trails in the Great Smoky Mountains and other natural attractions around Gatlinburg, as well as opportunities for shopping and dining in the city. These hiking trails are among those you can choose from on your next adventure into the Great Smoky Mountains. Read More

Smoky Mountain Whitewater Rafting On A River Regulated By Dam Releases

March 20, 2013

Smoky Mountain Whitewater RaftingPigeon Forge Tennessee is the ideal location for a Smoky Mountain family vacation. This area has so much to offer tourists, everything to make your trip an unforgettable experience. Families can choose among hotels, condos, or private cabins for lodging. During the day you can stroll through the unique shops selling locally crafted items. Then you can enjoy a meal of wonderful down home southern cooking served in the numerous restaurants, pancake houses, or dinner shows, but what truly sets Pigeon Forge apart from other tourist spots is the amount of adventures being offered. Read More

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Smoky Mountain Camping Tips

February 27, 2013

There are countless ways to camp and everyone has their own tricks to make the experience as seamless as possible. Whether you’re taking your first trip to the Smoky Mountains or are traveling for an annual visit, here are a few suggestions that could make your next camping experience more enjoyable and stress-free. Read More

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Snow Skiing at Ober Gatlinburg

October 26, 2012

Gatlinburg, Tennessee, nestled high in the Smoky Mountains, is filled with family friendly fun and entertainment. Music, activities, and the natural beauty of the area create a great place throughout the year for a exciting family vacation. From exploring the mountains during the summer to snow-filled fun and snow skiing at Ober Gatlinburg in the winter, Gatlinburg has something for everyone. Read More

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Veterans Day Celebration in Gatlinburg

October 5, 2012

The Gatlinburg Veterans Day Celebration is always a popular event for the Smoky Mountain community. Only 57 cities in the entire country have the honor of being an official site for the observation of the Veterans Day holiday, which means that the activities that take place at these sites will be aligned with those taking place at the National Veterans Day Observance. The celebration in Gatlinburg is one of two of such sites in Tennessee. This can’t-miss event will be taking place at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies on Sunday, November 11 at 2 p.m. Admission is free, so bring the entire family! Read More

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Top Five Travel Apps

September 17, 2012

The next time you travel to the Smoky Mountains, make sure that you check out these top five travel apps for your smartphone. You will thank us later. Read More

Ripley’s Fright Nights

August 27, 2012

If you find yourself rafting in the Smokies in October, you can take a break from the water and check out Ripley’s Fright Nights. Ripley’s Haunted Adventure is celebrating its 14th annual Fright Nights show this year with Voodoo 13. You will be able to catch shows with a voodoo theme on each of the 13 special event evenings. Read More