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

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%.

We went just thinking it would be kitchy by actually really enjoyed it in there. A very wide…read moreselection of stuff from unique sodas to a bunch of mini moon pies you can make a variety pack from to try the flavors and you get a free mini! The staff was nice, bet good book selection and much more of them downstairs. Worth a stop and shop for sure. I didn't find the prices bad for touristy area. Walking stick was $11, mini moon pies .69 books reasonable price.

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

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.

We love that they make there own taffy. They also have a sugar free candy section!!!read more

She did greet us when we came through the door. She seemed nice at first. Then she did get a little…read morerude. When we ask for directions, she told us not to put anything in our gps, it would run us over a mountain. They did have a great selection of sugar free candy which I really like because I am a diabetic. I did get a lot of candy for a good price considering some of it you can't find anywhere else. I would like to go back and get some more off the candy.

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

So I saw this being advertised on facebook. Cute lil shop with knicknacks. Veteran and firefighter…read moreowned.

I love unique (non-touristy) places when I visit the area and so does my friend. I found this…read moreplace and stopped in at 11 am (before my friend arrived) and it was not open. Disappointed, I called them. Later when I was meeting my friend somewhere I received a text from the owner explaining the situation and that she was open now and hoped I would stop in. Talk about great customer service so, of course, we went back together. Shop is full of local craftsman items which was right up our alley. I bought a beautiful and very unique pottery mug and my friend purchased a homemade card. Reasonable prices and we both love our purchases. There were many types of items... too many to list so just trust me and check this store out. I paid with a credit card and noticed much later that there is a charge for a non cash purchase.. not much (probably a percentage of your purchase) but had I known I would have paid cash... kudos to the business for promoting cash transactions in essence (of course, it saves them money I am sure). We need to continue using cash in this country, though, in my opinion. At any rate, on my next visit to town I will definitely stop into this general store and I wish the owner the best with the business. The owner is very friendly, also.

If only my gifts could show how unique some of the items are. They had toys for kids as cheep as…read more60¢ to beautiful 5 feet ceramic lamps with bears on them. I loved the variety. There was plenty of choices. I first stopped because I saw gnomes outside, but they have frogs, bears, deer and elk, wolves, angels, just all kinds of creatures. I loved it. My boyfriend and I spend a nice amount of money in this shop owned by the most humble woman. We bought gnomes, dream catchers, coasters and more. A little tight between the aisles, but isn't that your typical packed country home? I wouldn't change a thing about this place.

The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge is one of those places that combines history, charm, and great food…read moreall in one stop. Built in 1830, the gristmill has been grinding grain for nearly 200 years, and you can still see the iconic water wheel turning on the Little Pigeon River today. It's a true piece of living history and one of the most photographed spots in the Smoky Mountains. One of the best parts is that the mill is still in operation. The flour and cornmeal ground here are used daily at the Old Mill Restaurant, which serves up some of the best Southern comfort food you'll find in the area. The biscuits, pancakes, and cornbread taste extra special knowing they're made from grain ground right on-site. You can also purchase bags of their flour and mixes at the General Store to take a little piece of Pigeon Forge home with you. The surrounding Old Mill Square adds even more charm, with a pottery shop, candy kitchen, and local boutiques. It's the perfect place to stroll, shop, and soak up the atmosphere. If you're visiting Pigeon Forge, The Old Mill is a must-see--historic, delicious, and unforgettable. https://linktr.ee/reessroots

This review is limited to the beautiful Old Mill that stands at the entrance to Old Mill Square and…read moreits shoppes overall. Some of the places I visited here including the Old Mill restaurant, the pottery shop, the ice cream store, the candy store, and the general store are reviewed separately. The Old Mill is one of the most photographed areas for movies and TV. It is a working mill and you can see the wheel rolling along with a long waterfall off to the side. Ducks swim in the water and it's so cute to watch them. An overhead sign welcomes you to the Square. There are other photo opportunites here as well. Check out the park bench surrounded by flowers. It makes a great shot. Free parking is in the back. Watch out for traffic coming off the parkway when you want to cross the street. In addition to the above shops there is also a clothing store, a blacksmith,a distillery, a leather store and the Old Mill pottery house restaurant to dine in. Some of the stores have actual demonstations such as the pottery house and the blacksmith. You can find more about the Mill itself if you visit the general store and restaurant. During our visit we had an entertainer play his guitar on the front porch of the general store. It gave us a real southern vibe and welcome to this place. More importantly get those photos. They are ones you definitely want to cherish! Was very happy to visit this place I'd been looking forward to coming to for a long time.