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%.

Great selection of Bear items for our Bear themed house. We bought one for our collection. Many…read moreother things as well.

The t-shirt is a reasonable price. Have a lot of souvenir…read moreitems . Lots of t-shirts, shorts and hoodies.

I wish I could give this review 0 stars. The place was unfriendly. We walked in and the customer…read moreservice was lacking completely. I greeted one of the workers going into the store and I was given an eye roll and ignored. The items they had for purchase were slim. Ended up going to another souvenir shop. Will NEVER return here.

We stopped by in here after having breakfast down below at five oaks farm kitchen. This store had…read moreeverything! Clothes, food, toys, decor, souvenirs, and so much more! I featured some of the items that I enjoyed I did leave with buying a gorgeous opal ring! Most of the value of the store were very reasonable! I didn't see any employees really on the floor but the guy who checked me out at the counter was very kind.

Very clean and well organized. Higher quality items with a large variety of Items. Prices were very…read morereasonable

service was terrible, I get it right, you're working on Christmas and in a tourist town, if it…read morebothers you that much, take the day off. There is a reason the receipt says "Butter Cup" and not this girls name because she would be getting called out left and right. Super rude no customer service legitimately has "I hate my job" written all over her face, and the second she handed me my change she just walked off and back on her phone she went.

There are plenty of options but it is stocked with the same commercially available junk you'll find…read morein just about any souvenir shop. Prices are good - hence the name, but these sips are everywhere and loaded with the same cheap goods.

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.

We have been visiting every year since 1980, and always have a Grande Time…read more Travel Tip: try to avoid if tourist buses are present. The Apple Barn & Cider Mill is a great preview for surrounding shops. Must visit.

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

Huge store. The moon pie stuff is all up front if you're into that. They have an enormous selection…read moreof books, fairly priced, bibles, shirts, candy bins, cookware, something for all ages. It's really a lot. The atmosphere is cool and peaceful a d the staff are friendly.

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

We stopped at the Spur Welcome Center during our Smoky Mountain vacation and were impressed by how…read moremodern and updated the facility feels. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there were plenty of maps, brochures, coupons for local attractions, and souvenirs to browse while we planned our adventures. The location is one of its biggest advantages. Compared to the smaller downtown visitor center, I much prefer this one because it's easier to get in and out of, has ample parking, and feels less hectic than navigating the busy Parkway area. It's a convenient stop whether you're heading into Gatlinburg or the national park. One thing to note is the new park parking policy: if you park for more than 15 minutes inside the Smokies, you'll need to purchase a parking tag. I was initially a little frustrated by that, but I understand the need to help support park operations and visitor services. Later, I learned the parking tag revenue goes to the federal government (currently being used on DC projects) rather than staying at this specific visitor center or within the local community, which was disappointing to me personally. Overall, this is a clean, welcoming, and well-organized visitor center that makes a great first stop before exploring the Smokies.

The Gatlinburg Welcome Center is a good stop for local information and Great Smoky Mountains…read moreNational Park updates. We made several visits to the center to pick up maps, parking passes, shirts, post cards and gifts. The staff is super friendly, helpful and will answer questions. Prices are reasonable. They carry hiking and Park guides. I highly recommend picking up maps because internet connectivity is rarely available in the Park. Free maps are available and specialty guides are only $1. Restrooms are available at the Center. There is limited parking and a larger lot up the hill. We always found parking no matter what time of day that we visited. The Center is also a stop and provides parking to ride the free trolly that goes to Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg.