About Pigeon Forge

Situated just 5 miles north of the famous and attractive Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the town of Pigeon Force serves 5,000 residents in a tourism-driven local economy. The town’s name is derived from its location on the West Prong of the Little Pigeon River. Residents of a Pigeon Forge house or apartment for rent are comfortable in the community’s present location, 35 miles southeast of Knoxville, Tennessee because they can reach the big city for work or entertainment in about 50 minutes but are far enough from the business of the city that they can relax when they are at home. Popular community events include Stringtime, WinterFest, Saddle Up, Smoky Mountains Storytelling Festival, Wilderness Wildlife Week, SpringFest, and the National Youth Storytelling Showcase. Amongst the area’s most known attractions, Dollywood is a favorite, especially with the families and children. A number of movie theaters and outlet malls are located in Pigeon Forge and attract a great deal of visitors who pass through town in search of a good bargain. Other landmarks and attractions include the Southern Gospel Museum and Hall of Fame, Country Tonight Theatre, the Comedy Barn, the Miracle Theater, Dixie Stampede, and Carbo's Police Museum. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Pigeon Forge can exercise, watch youth league athletics, and relax at the area’s 2 major parks, Pigeon Forge City Park and Patriot Park. Together, the facilities provide over 30 acres of space, dozens of sports fields, a couple baseball diamonds, lighted facilities, a track, walking paths, picnic pavilions, basketball courts, and playgrounds.

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