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%.

Nice selection, staff was helpful and friendly. Everything was well organized. Lot's to see.read more

This thrift store is kind of tucked away...it is run by hospital volunteers,and they are sweet…read morepeople...The store is clean...and fairly priced...fun to go look for finds...and gab... They wash all clothing coming in!!!

I got the cutest Tennessee merch from this store! There is so many sports items and gear. The…read moreprices are fair. The person was quick and attentive with my purchase. One of my favorite stores at the island!

More college than professional sports team memorabilia here…read more Hats, t-shirts, mugs, bags, banners and other accessories too. Mostly a UofM presence here, a few Michigan State and less Detroit Tigers items here.

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.

This area is fun to walk around during the day when shops are open. There are lots of souvenir…read moreplaces, plus just general shopping (boots and clothes, candles, etc). They also have a public bathroom here; it's one of the only ones I could find while walking along the street so came in handy!

Best variety of unique shops on Parkway…read more Lovely holiday decorations, plenty of tables/benches to rest. Hot sauce, coffee, art, candles, olive/vinegar tasting, pet shop, pub, sweets, etc.

Staff was friendly and selection was great! I would definitely shop here again! Price was decent a…read morelittle on the higher end though!

Myself and 4 cars waited from @0-10'30..sign says 10:00 to 6:00 no one there or answer phone..very…read morebad way to do business...all of us would have bought alot..don't think trump would be happy either..smh

For jeep lovers and enthusiasts -this place is for you ! The jeep store has T-shirts and various…read moreitems for your vehicles, and something for everyone. I went to an event this past weekend, where there was a huge inflated yellow duck and you could pull in front of it with your Jeep to have your photo with your phone. There are also monthly events scheduled. Some of the events I learned about included the Jeep invasion. with some 1000 jeeps that had registered and at least 600 showed up! There was a topless event which involved driving Jeeps all through the Smoky Mountains, with tops down, a Poker Run, and many others. Watch the schedule for details. Next to the Jeep store is a merch trailer, a picnic area with tables, and a newly opened store for Bigfoot in the Smokies. There will also be a store for ladies Jeep related clothing. You don't need to own a jeep to attend the Bigfoot festival scheduled for May 4, 2024. It will have food trucks, live music, and many different vendors with a competition of wood carving by chainsaw, much of it Bigfoot related. That will take place just down the road from the stores

Fun place for all your Jeep junk. I mean stuff .. your Jeep stuff. Bring your wallet and make it…read morerain ...

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.