Employees greeted me when I entered. They also suggested great restaurants that were nearby. They…read moresell shirts, magnets, cups, and many other souvenirs at a reasonable price.

This place was great. The employees were absolutely amazing! They were so helpful. I wanted various…read moreshirts screen printed and they were very accommodating with all of my requests.

Love this shop…read more... Years ago was one of few shops selling Mon Pies; however, now available near home. Nice parking lot. Clean and up to date shop. Lots to view in addition to moon pies.... We'll be back every year

Always looking for a new bookstore when visiting a new city. Excited to stop in and look around…read more This is a HUGE store with both an upstairs and downstairs. There are books for all ages from newborn to seniors. There are more than books here! We enjoyed taking our time and looking at as much as we could in the hour we had available on this day. I love looking at cookbooks and there is an excellent variety to choose from. Books from local authors and books related to Tennessee and its history are displayed nicely. I knew I wasn't leaving without at least one book and I found two paperbacks for $5.99 each. Both books from best selling authors that I am excited to read. I highly recommend stopping in to pick out a book! Note: not a moon pie fan so I can't comment on that part of the store.

Bigfoot's Country Barn is the perfect blend of fun shopping and unforgettable photo ops. We…read moreoriginally stopped in to check out the gift shop (which is FULL of cute, quirky souvenirs and Smoky Mountain goodies), but we ended up spending way more time than expected because of the selfie park out back--and it was totally worth it! The outdoor photo park is free, creative, and such a fun way to capture memories. Every setup is colorful and unique, from Bigfoot-themed murals to whimsical backdrops. It's family-friendly, dog-friendly, and just plain FUN. Whether you're looking for a one-of-a-kind souvenir or a great place to take vacation pics, this spot checks all the boxes. Highly recommend adding it to your Pigeon Forge itinerary!

They have a lot of souvenirs. To me it was low quality and high prices. Too much for generic…read moreprinted t shirts

Not bad on prices. Hope you know your size though. My daughter had to get a shirt and shorts…read morebecause all she had was a bathing suit and we were going out to eat after visiting splash park. Asked if she could use the changing room and was told "no, they have a bath room next door at the gas station". Won't be back

Had very nice souvenirs. But, I do have to point out from having read many posts online that some…read morePigeon Forge shops and retailers in the area will charge a credit card service fee. So, before I used my credit card anywhere, I shopped or bought food (even at restaurants) I asked if I would be charged a service fee. I remember the items I bought at this store and I asked the two ladies if I would be charged. One was wrapping items and the other rang my purchases. I wasn't happy I was told no service fee. Then returned home to do my bills from the trip and saw I was charged 3.4% extra just for using my card. I would have gladly given cash. I feel employees and the owner should be honest about charging this credit card service fee. For this reason, I had to rate this store lower. It's also easy enough to just post a sign at your register saying customers who use credit will be charged a service fee of 3.4%.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! The employees were rude and had a terrible attitude to the point it looked like…read morethey didn't want to be alive. I saw they had labubus and they were in the original packaging and looked legit. The labubus here are absolutely not legit and are so fake to the point it is literally falling apart and deformed I'm so disappointed never ever go here.

I walked in the door with my friend , we had coffee and she greeted us with " NO good or drinks on…read morethe floor !!" I know there are rules , it a " good morning ladies , we dont allow no drinks or food in the store thank you " I took my coffee out in the car and walked back in .. she proceeded to yell at a customer through the store .:: screaming and clapping her hands ..hello hello can I help you , what are you looking for ??? the lady said I'm just looking around ... and she looked embarrassed. I imm walked out and said you don't have to be so rude . I wasn't about to spend any money in there with being treated like that . the time was 9:30 am June 7

Absolutely a MUST SEE stop. We could have easily spent a half a day here and we basically did…read more They have a big parking lot- easy to get to. It's so well priced, skip all the other junk souvenir shops and come here. The meeting of the live bears for just a couple bucks was amazing. They look well taken care of, and the kids loved it. The bears loved the apples you can feed. The arcade was a hit! The staff was soo friendly. This is a must see. I'm serious. Next to it is the gem mining which was top tier and really well priced and good value. Then next to that is this cute photo op / selfie area. (Free) I think it was called Bigfoot's country barn. You can literally stay parked at the three bears and just walk a few steps to see both. Very very cool!!!

This spot has a little bit of EVERYTHING. Including the most helpful marketing team member named…read moreShawn. He saw bestie & I around back taking a pic of her Jeep and of her and he offered to take a pic for us. He was so generous and kind, definitely an asset to Three Bears. I'd give him a raise if I was his boss just based on our parking lot interaction with him. Bestie & I found Jeep gear for both of our Jeeps, I found porch decorations & Christmas items. A trip worthy of stopping in. Prices were reasonable as well.

As a huge fan growing I have to visit when I was in Tennessee. A huge selection of stuff to look at…read moreand buy. There are 4 different spots to take photos like the one I took.

There's not a lot to write here. Cooters is a SPECIALTY shop like Dungeons and Dragons or Bike…read moreshop. If you're not a Gen X kid from the 80s who grew up on DoH then this place holds zero interest. Cooters is wall to wall shirts, hats, and merchandise from the show. One unique quality is the photo ops in the Hazard Jail, Boars Nest, and then Daisy's Jeep Dixie and of Course the General Lee. Signs say $10 for pictures in the cars but that seemed arbitrary and not really enforced. The service was friendly and welcoming and had I asked the clerk for a pic they probably would have said yes. At the End of the Day I am a 80s kid that had a ton of the merchandise (TV tray, lunchbox, matchbox cars, wrist watch, list goes on and on) so for me it was a treat but nothing to make a special trip for. Also that day Cletus from the show was there, but didn't stay around to meet him but must live in the area. Like I said, it is what it is so don't wonder if you're missing anything.

Duck Yeah is one of the newer stores in The Island. The selection of rubber ducks was impressive,…read moreranging from military ducks to mini ducks. The cashier was friendly and rang up my purchase quickly. The prices are comparable to other stores that sell rubber ducks.

If you have a Jeep Wrangler..... you get it…read more Jeep community has the Jeep wave, jeep ducking, among other things. Other brands of vehicles are jealous and have tried doing their own thing like Toyotas with "yoda" and Subarus tried to do "mooing"... but it doesnt stick. My daughter has a Jeep and has been ducked numerous times. The basis behind it is if you like someones Jeep Wrangler.. you duck it.... theres also a lil history behind it. Hence the rubber duckie. Just google it. This place has every duck that you could possibly dream of. Yes I do think they probably order a lot of it from Oriental Trading or something similar. But its all in one place. They have sizes from super tiny to big. The prices are ok but not great at $3 for a regular duck, $2 for a mini and $14 for a lil bag of micro. The micro are sooo cute, but way too pricey and they would get lost.

The Incredible Christmas Place truly lives up to its name. Still riding our Smokey Mountains…read morevacation high (last month), this stop was a non-negotiable--holiday cheer practically spills out from the front yard. It's especially great for families: the outdoor decor doubles as a photo op and there's a small play area to keep kids entertained while adults browse. Inside feels like stepping into a Christmas multiverse, with themed sections that sparks endless decorating ideas. Every corner is packed with ornaments, decor, and collectibles--Harry Potter, Disney, Peanuts, The Grinch, and more--ready for the holidays. Fair warning: prices lean toward the pricey side. We loved a lot of things but left empty-handed. That said, even without buying, it's worth an hour or more just to soak it all in. If you're visiting the area, this place is a must. It's not just a store--it's a full-on Christmas experience

This place is huge and has so many adorable finds!!! I love it! It will definitely get you in the…read moreholiday spirit and inspire your decorating! So much variety, prices seem a bit high, but overall a friendly, high energy, beautiful store. You will fill like a child in a Hallmark Christmas movie here with the holiday vibes. MUST experience this! They even have a whole area devoted to lights, Christmas villages, and more. You can buy this really cool fake snow here that looks more realistic than any fake snow I have seen. Such a fun place for all ages! Grab your coca or favorite holiday drink of choice and come enjoy.

The Apple Barn & Cider Mill was such a fun find during my time in the Smoky Mountains! What makes…read morethis place special is that it isn't just somewhere to run in, buy something, and leave. The entire property feels like a destination worth taking the time to explore. I loved the relaxed, old-fashioned atmosphere. There's something wonderfully nostalgic about visiting a place centered around apples, cider, country shops, and Smoky Mountain hospitality. Give yourself time to wander because there is more to see here than you might expect. For me, places like this are part of what makes traveling memorable. The big attractions may get most of the attention around Pigeon Forge and Sevierville, but I also love finding stops with their own personality and sense of place. The Apple Barn definitely has both. It's a great addition to a Smoky Mountains itinerary, especially if you enjoy discovering local flavors, browsing for something unique to take home, or simply finding an interesting place away from the area's larger attractions. I also found plenty of charming details that caught my photographer's eye, which always makes a stop even more enjoyable for me. Definitely worth allowing some extra time for this one rather than treating it as a quick stop. I'd gladly return the next time my travels bring me back to the Smokies!

Some attractions sell an experience…read more Some sell a product. The Apple Barn Cider Mill somehow manages to do both. What started as a simple stop turned into one of the more enjoyable experiences of our trip. The star of the visit was our guide, who took us on a cider journey through the various flavors and offerings. She was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely seemed to enjoy what she was doing. She answered questions, explained the differences between the ciders, and made the tasting experience fun instead of feeling like a sales pitch. And since there's a chance she might somehow see this review: Happy 40th Birthday! Sorry I forgot your name, but your hospitality certainly wasn't forgettable. Now let's talk about the cider. Excellent. There was a large variety of flavors available to sample, making it easy to compare styles and find a favorite. Whether you're new to cider or consider yourself a seasoned enthusiast, there's enough variety here to keep things interesting. After sampling our way through the lineup, we wound up purchasing a glass of the original apple cider and enjoyed it outside. And honestly, that's where the experience really came together. Sitting outside with a fresh cider in hand, playing cornhole and Jenga, enjoying the atmosphere, and slowing down for a little while made for a genuinely relaxing afternoon. No rushing. No crowds pushing you along. Just good cider and good company. We also picked up a growler to bring back to the hotel because one thing became very clear during the tasting process: leaving empty-handed would have been a mistake. The Apple Barn Cider Mill does a great job creating an experience that's welcoming, fun, and memorable without feeling overly commercialized. Great cider. Great staff. Great atmosphere. Five stars. And judging by the growler currently waiting back at the hotel, I'm already looking forward to my next visit.