Tomb, Theater and a handful of shops here…read more Ice pops. Pepper shop, again. Focus is the zip-line and obstacle course nearby. Not a lot of shopping and not worth a stop.

Lumberjack Square is the new downtown of Pigeon Forge, TN. It is brand new and looks like it's…read morestill in process of development. My boyfriend and I came to walk around and check out the shops. He enjoyed the hot sauce store and I enjoyed the art gallery featuring works of local artists. There is also a zip line feature in the center of the square and movie theater. The zip line looked to be the most popular attraction. The tour of the square took 30 minutes including our stop at a couple of the shops.

Old Forge Plaza has tons to offer. Aside from the local gas station, this is the only location in…read morethe area that we revisited during our 4-day/5-night stay. There's the distillery where you can do free moonshine tastings (with an "s"). There are also shops for leathersmithing, blacksmithing, pottery and more. There are restaurants and a old-fashioned candy store with taffy, fudge and more made onsite. The employees of all the different shops provided great service and were all very nice and welcoming. Some of the pricing was a bit high, but these aren't items that you'll find on Walmart shelves. They are unique and hand-crafted.

Old Forge Plaza…read more Always interesting with several shops. Very limited parking, but adjacent to Patriot Park.

Small strip mall across the River from the island…read more There is a Burlington and a Nike Store. Right in the out lot is the big bungee swing, the drops too. There is a wine and slush wine spot, general store, Cinnaholic, Junction 35 and many more stores too. The parking lot has a big section of turf, seating and big chess boards too.

This is a super cute area! My family ate at Downtown Flavortown then walked around the shops a…read morelittle bit. There's a good amount of shops and something that would interest just about everyone. There's also a super nice green space complete with games and rides.

This was such a lovely time all around!…read more I enjoyed seeing the local arts, chatting with the local crafters, and seeing the creativity out there. Everyone was friendly and passionate about their craft. This really made our Galinburg trip memorable as it showed us great insight into the local crafters and the crafts that this community does. A MUST do while here, even if you only go for a couple hours. Prices were a bit high in our opinion, but you are supporting all local businesses. Selection was good and there was such a variety of things from pottery, jewelry, leather, local baked goods, wood work, etc. If you are seeking a crafty thing, it's probably here.

Great Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community…read more The Gatlinburg Arts and Crafts Community, also known as the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community, is a series of shops and galleries along an 8-mile two-laned loop in Sevier County, Tennessee east of Gatlinburg. We have decades of enjoyment visiting this community My wife may require 4-8 hours for Our visit.

Tons of little Shops with handmade goodies and collectibles with a cafe inside also and a soda shop.read more

Great shopping! Shopkeepers are super nice and very helpful. Good place to support locals!…read more Purchased a painting and some 3D wooden cutouts to take home with us. Loved sharing and connecting with the shop owners.

Shopping and visiting this well crafted mixed use space is enjoyable. Bottom floors are filled with…read moreartisan shops, while upper floors are apartments. There are doggie bag stations posted around the area. It would be easy to walk around with a dog here, and just tie them outside whichever little shop you are visiting. My favorite shops thus far are the soap and candle shops.

Great stores, carvings, and flowers in Cupids pedals, glass shops, soap, and collectibles. I keep…read morehearing a lot about the Split rail restaurant. Enjoy the stroll then pop down the street on the same side at the Paul Murray Gallery.

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.

What a fun store! I love that they are pet friendly! It was nice to be able to visit a new area and…read morebe able to take my pup in with me. Mast General store is larger than meets the eye. There is an entire downstairs that offers clothing brands like Columbia, Vuori, and more! There is some camping gear and camping shoes. It was an unexpected surprise to find that section. Above, there is a selection of clothes, candies, gifts, and other goods to look at. It is fun to walk the store and see everything they had to offer. I was looking for a Christmas ornament. They did have some, but they were generic. I wanted something more specific to the area. There is a parking garage nearby. The area is super busy and you may have to walk a ways to get to the store. Stay pet friendly, this is a lovely perk to visiting!

I walked into Mast General Store expecting a typical shopping experience... but was immediately…read morestruck by the sheer variety of offerings. The store is a treasure trove, offering high-end camping gear alongside a nostalgic selection of candy sold by weight. This wide angle creates a unique shopping experience that caters to a depth of audience. The aisles are stocked with university-branded apparel and an eclectic mix of knick-knacks and toys, blending modern and vintage elements seamlessly. Navigating through the store I found myself drawn to the carefully curated sections featuring well-known brands like L.L. Bean and Patagonia, each showcasing top-tier camping gear. The store's commitment to quality is evident in every product, promising durability and reliability for outdoor enthusiasts. The candy aisle is what is the most impressive to me having all of the old-school candy and the ability to buy what you want per the weight or even a separate bag for gifts later on to family member members makes this experience truly wonderful. Overall, Mast General Store offers a distinctive blend of functionality and fun, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking unique finds or quality outdoor equipment. I'll definitely be returning to explore more of what this gem has to offer. RATINGS & LOGISTICS: - Atmosphere: 10/10 - Exhibit Quality: 8/10 - Service/Flow: 8/10 - Value: 9/10 - Would Return: Yes. Will be back for sure.