Shopping

Situated near the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Jonathan’s The Bear Necessities, offers customers historic guides, novelties, shoes, craft souvenirs, and much more.

Much of the merchandise in this store commemorates and honors the vast wilderness, wildlife and heritage of the Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountain region.

Visitors will find ornate pottery, precious carved bear figurines, the popular “Life is Good” brand, moccasins and much more.

The Jewelry Spot even offers customers the opportunity to design their jewelry or have it sized while they shop.

As Gina Benko concludes, “Stop in and shop the Covered Bridge in the Glades Complex and get a bite to eat at one of the two eateries in the complex. I am 1 of over 100 artist and craftsman on the 8 mile loop in Gatlinburg. I am a member of the GSACC (Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community). Parking is free throughout the Art and Crafts Community.”

A select jewelry and art gallery, Gabriel’s Horn, specializes in handcrafted jewelry featuring natural gemstones and minerals, in addition to one-of-a-kind artisan jewelry.

Gabriel’s Horn Owner in Gatlinburg Owner, Dottie Pickett, realized her dream by opening this special shop in the historic Great Smoky Mountain Arts & Crafts Community in 2005. Special collections include things like the “Smoky Mountain Black Bear Jewelry Collection,” featuring includes pendants, charms, bracelets, earrings, and rings.

As stated on their website, “The American Black Bear is the larger-than-life symbol of the Great Smoky Mountains, and Gabriel’s Horn Jewelry is thrilled to offer this unique collection of jewelry that captures the spirit of these beautiful, wild creatures.”

Gabriel’s Horn Jewelry in Gatlinburg In addition to her own collection Gabriel’s Horn features the incredible clothing created by Fances Fox. Frances Fox , a native of Gatlinburg and a fifth generation artist weaver, has been weaving since 1980. Her beautiful hand-woven wall hangings celebrate nature and the surrounding natural beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains. Her design line also includes woven clothing, jackets, vests and wraps in luxury yarns.

Gabriel’s Horn not only features a fabulous and unique jewelry and art collection, but they are also committed to the environment. Owner Dottie Pickett uses re-cycled metal in her jewelry, gift boxes and bags are made from recycled materials.

Their products include soaps, liquid soaps, bath bombs, lotions, body butters, lip balms, bath salts, and salt and sugar scrubs, wonderfully scented and also a complete line of unscented products. In addition they make a line of herbal healing products and natural insect repellent.

As owner Cindy Heinemann notes, “We use all-vegan, natural oils and butters like shea and cocoa butters, and avocado and olive oils, which help to create mild and moisturizing products. We use fine fragrance oils and essential oils to scent our products. We also use many essential oils in our products for their specific benefits to the skin.”

Misty Mountain Soap Company also offers specialty soaps such as Teen Clean for oily or acne prone skin, Doggie Shampoo for the four legged family members, and Avocado soap for dry or sensitive skin.

For Christmas year-round and those down-home jams and jellies like Grandma used to make, Santa’s Claus-et is a must on your shopping spree. This local favorite located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains is housed in old time log cabin-barn.

Santa’s Claus-et displays hundreds of different, craft ornaments, Christmas novelties and seasonal decorations; as well as regional music. In addition, just as Santa would have it, this store offers numerous homemade jams, jellies, salsas and sweets to quench any appetite.

The oldest working sign shop in downtown Gatlinburg, Wood Signs of Gatlinburg is a family owned and operated wood sign company that has been in business since 1971.

Wood Signs of Gatlinbur in Gatlinburg As owner Suzannah Jones explains, “We pride ourselves in taking care of our customers as we would want to be taken care of. We set ourselves apart from other sign companies as we have the best prices and use only high grades of solid Eastern Red Cedar and Western Red Cedar.”

Wood Signs of Gatlinburg offers custom, personalized wood signs for all occasions. Customers will find signs in many different sizes and shaped signs that include thousands of graphics.

As owner Suzannah Jones concludes, “We take pride in making each and every sign. We are happy to be able to commemorate a family’s vacation to Gatlinburg, TN. We have been and are excited to serve generation after generation.”

Opened in 1988, Smoky Mountain Angler store is the oldest Fly Shop in Sevier County. A tried and true favorite of fly fisherman in the know, Smoky Mountain Angler has a long standing reputation in the Fly Fishing community and in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. As sales associate Stephanie explains, “We are the only one in Gatlinburg, and we’re only minutes from The Smoky Mountain National Park. Along with being a TWRA certified license dealer, we also have an authorized fishing guide service for the park.”

Smoky Mountain Angler carries everything an angler, fly fisherman needs for a successful day of fishing. They feature quality gear from Orvis, Sage, Simms and more. Their extensive selection of flies includes locally hand tied flies.

This 18,000 square foot flagship store is strategically located just outside the downtown Gatlinburg entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. As Ben explains, “One of the reasons NOC has a store in Gatlinburg is to help guests experience the Great Smoky Mountains. We also are next door to the GSMNP entrance, making access to the Smokies a breeze. The store is a one stop shop for all your hiking/backpacking needs. NOC Gatlinburg is a 18,000 square-foot store making it one of the biggest stores in Gatlinburg. Our products range from gifts to gear, snacks to packs.”

The NOC-Gatlinburg offers everything visitors need to enjoy the park from essential outdoor gear and apparel to guided trips, signature gifts and more. As Manager Bent Lethco describes, “Here at NOC, one of our goals is to help people enjoy the outdoors. From rafting and kayaking to hiking and biking, NOC offers their guests the opportunity to explore the adventurous side of the outdoors and the adventurous side of themselves.”

In fact a visit to the store is a family excursion in and of itself. With swinging rope bridge, kid-friendly bear cave, giant fireplace and climbing wall, families could spend an entire afternoon exploring the store.

NOC-Gatlinburg in Gatlinburg Not to mention the shopping, NOC-Gatlinburg features top outdoor brands. As Manager Ben Lethco notes, “We sell products from Columbia, Keen, Chaco, Osprey, Patagonia, Mountain Hardwear, Deuter, just to name a few. We have also devoted 1000 square-feet of the store to The North Face called The North Face Summit Shop. We also sell pottery and gifts made right here in the Smokies.” In addition to outdoor gear, apparel, and equipment NOC-Gatlinburg carries vacation necessities such as like shoes, sandals, swimsuits, sunglasses, hats, jackets, coats, gloves, or even headphones on a seasonal basis.

Owner Joseph Guenther, has spent over a decade traversing the different trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The store really strives to help hikers best prepare themselves for or the optimal day hike experience in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. As he notes, “Before we moved to Gatlinburg, TN the gateway city to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, we were frequent visitors to the park. While hiking the trails we always noticed how unprepared many people were to be out on the trails. Many were hiking on hot days without water, food or snacks or hiking in flip-flops.

In accordance with their mission Joseph and his store The Day Hiker aim to equip visitors to the park with the best gear necessary, especially vacations that are only in the area for a short amount of time, “But we also knew that many of these hikers were on vacation and this would be the only time they would be hiking so why invest any money in expensive gear that would be used one time. That is when we came up with the idea of an inexpensive hiking outfitter where tourists could buy backpacks, water carriers, etc. in the $20 price range. When it was time for me to retire from the Army in the year 2000 we decided to take the idea of owning a shop in our favorite vacation spot and offering inexpensive hiking gear in a shop called “The Day Hiker.”

This fabulous furniture and home decor shop, offers a huge variety of affordable home decor, accessories, and furniture. The Decorum has just the right items that can spruce up any home, cabin, condo or living space.

This store features an impressive selection of unique furniture, placemats, shower curtains, and wall art. Customers will encounter an incredible section of wall art that especially pays homage to the local Smoky Mountains with mountains vistas, black bears, wildlife, nature and much more.

The Decorum displays cozy sofas, carpets, candles to make your vacation home or true home, a relaxing, stylish, and comfortable escape.

In addition to furniture and home decor you will also encounter ladies jewelry and scarves here, such as the fashionable infinity scarves in ethereal colors and soft fabrics.

This family owned business opened in 2002, features beautiful quilts, handbags, home decor such as picture frames and kitchen accessories, as well as jewelry.

The Maples Tree specializes in Donna Sharp quilt designs. Donna Sharp quilts are a great item to add to your family collection and can become an instant heirloom. As noted on their website, “Donna Sharp personally approves and designs her quilts. The fabrics in each quilt is chosen and made for Donna Sharp alone. Many of Donna Sharp quilts are oversized, hand quilted and 100% cotton. Create an entire room with all the accessories from window valances to decorative pillows.”

Donna Sharp is not only famous for her quilts but also her handbags. The Maples’ Tree features her quilted handbags, these fashionably and practically designed handbags are perfect for night on the town, a shopping spree with the ladies, or as just the right fit for your hand bag collection.

With two area locations, both in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Doc’s Magic and Fun Shop will entrance and intrigue any customer. But for the kids and adults in your crew who have always been fascinated by magic tricks, games, and illusions these stores are especially a treat.

This family owned business has been operating for over 50 years, Doc Waddell is legendary for his magic shows, tricks, and Emerald City Ministries. He delights in making young and old smile, have fun and discover the magic of life. Doc and his dedicated staff are well-known for demonstrating magic tricks and games and involving the crowd. So get ready for family fun and magic during your visit!

Operating in Gatlinburg for over twelve years, this unique children’s shop is a must for anyone with children or grandchildren.

This is not your average children’s store. The Lollipop Guild brings children’s imagination to life by making them the star of books, DVDs, music cds and more. As co-owner Connie Swain explains, “We put children in 12 different full length cartoons, make them the hero of their own adventure book (35 to choose from) and have their favorite character singing their names. Mickey Mouse is the most popular, but we have Christian Music, Playtime Music, Nursery Rhymes,etc.”

A truly one-of-a-kind children’s store, a stop at The Lollipop Guild will allow you and your child to create something to remember your trip and play with for a very long time.

Farmhouse Home Goods Mercantile & Cafe is a distinctive boutique shopping and dining experience. Step into their boutique and cafe and you will find those exceptional pieces chosen from the “Farmhouse” days to accent your home, specially designed pet accessories, gifts and more. From a simple hand crafted pet collar – to a one of a kind re-purposed hanging lamp, customers will find the perfect home decor items to accent their home, and distinctive gifts for family, friends and pets. In addition Farmhouse Home Goods Mercantile features a wide variety of gourmet food products, and Scentchips, a home fragrance line that invented the fragrance melt over 36 years ago.

Farmhouse Home Goods Mercantile & Cafe in Gatlinburg As owner Lori Steele adds, “Our goal is to offer products from smaller companies and “Mom & Pop” operations. Most of the Gourmet food items we carry are from family owned businesses here in Tennessee. We seek out different and unique gifts and home decor, many of which are handmade. Our Boutique area has beautiful items for the “Gals” and our pet treats are all natural and gluten free.”

If you work up and appetite while shopping no need to journey any further, Farmhouse Home Goods Mercantile & Cafe serves delicious homemade lunch 7 days a week. Favorite sandwiches such as Chicken salad, Pimento cheese, Sloppy Joe – fresh Salads & Soups, and fluffy Quiche. Don’t forget to save room for the delectable desserts, freshly brewed Coffee, Tea, or a Cappuccino.

Located in the Covered Bridge Shopping Village on Glades Rd, in the heart of the Artists Loop, Farmhouse Home Goods Mercantile & Cafe is a shopping experience not to miss!

This local joint is well known by area folk and visitors alike. Serving up delicious jams, jellies, syrups, apple butter and much more. This is Grandma’s cooking at it’s best, made with the best ingredients and that extra special pinch of love.

The free samples alone, are enough to entice any customer, but Smoky Mountain Farms Jelly House is known not only for its delectable products but their down-home, friendly customer service.

Be sure to stop by and sample some of the flavor of the Smoky Mountain region!

A visit to The Village Shops located in downtown Gatlinburg is like stepping into a different world. Created much like Old World Europe, The Village Shops in Gatlinburg will transport you to another place and time.

With a collection of 27 unique shops and eateries set in a charming European village atmosphere, you can meander along brick pathways and enjoy the bubbling fountains similar to plazas of Europe.

The village shops includes a wide array of gift and specialty shops, clothiers, galleries and eateries that offer a unique experience for the visitor. Stepping into the “Old World” you will truly create an experience to remember.

This beautiful shopping and residential development is located in the rolling hills amidst, the Great Smoky Mountains, just outside Gatlinburg. The Glades, in Gatlinburg has long been known as the home of the “Arts & Crafts Community”, located just 3 miles from the buzzing downtown Gatlinburg.

Covered Bridge in the Glades in Gatlinburg A unique shopping experience nestled among nature, Covered Bridge in the Glades focuses on arts and crafts retailers indigenous to the region, in addition to restaurants and local retailers this shopping center is relaxing, rejuvenating and sure, the tranquil and picturesque setting.

For fresh produce from local Farmers, guests can enjoy shopping at the Gatlinburg Farmers Market, now located at Covered Bridge in the Glades. Open in the spring and summer seasons this local farmers market runs every Saturday from 8:30 until 12:00.

Locally-owned for three generations, the unique familial heritage and passion for the Cowboy Couture lifestyle makes Stages West unique from any others in the industry. This family owned business is also the only full service premiere Western Apparel Store located in East Tennessee, and it is the largest independent Western retailer in the Southeast.

Stages West features high-end brands like Lucchese, Old Gringo and Black Jack alongside popular mainstream brands like Ariat and Durango. Stages West also offers brands in ladies, men’s and children’s apparel, belts and buckles, jewelry, accessories, homegoods and gifts. Each piece is hand-picked based on a fashion-forward mindset, the highest of quality products and sold at prices that compete.

Stages West Cowboy Couture & More in Pigeon Forge The Stages West dedicated service team will help put together entire outfits so you can walk into any room with Cowboy Couture confidence. They’ll also match any advertised price, so you know you’re getting the best service and value.

Customers seeking to commemorate their Smoky mountain vacation are in luck. Three Bears General Store features to over 555 Great Smoky Mountain souvenirs. In addition to gift items and memorabilia customers should make sure to sample some of the homemade Amish jams and jellies, as well as the “moonshine water” and handmade fudge.

Three Bears General Store has become a destination for families because it’s not just about the shopping. Three Bears General Store also has a family-sized arcade packed full of fun, their very own 7 scene Ol’ Tyme Photo studio, some real life motorcycles like Harleys-the kids can jump on for a photo opt and a relaxing” Hillbilly” porch where customers are invited to relax and “sit a spell.”

International Flair Jewelry prides itself in featuring the best in unique, elegant, and eclectic jewelry. With two locations in both Knoxville and Pigeon Forge the popularity of this jewelry store is evident.

The original store was established in Knoxville in 1997 by owner, Uri Freijanes, who is a second generation jeweler with over twenty years of experience in the jewelry industry. Uri pursued her passion and received a degree in 1992 from GIA (Gemological Institute of America). Located in California, this institute is one of only a few located around the world.

As noted on their website, “International flair Jewelers reflects the same magnificent diversity with the jewelry that she has so carefully selected from designers located around the world; hence, the name of her fashionable jewelry boutique. Designers include Pandora from Denmark, Tahizea from Tahiti, Kameleon from Canada, Druzy from Turkey, original amber designers from Scandinavia, Cydonia and Cruslu from the USA, plus many more.”

In addition to featuring world-renowned designer jewelry, International Flair Jewelry offers jewelry repair and refurbishing, custom design to create customer’s “one-of-a-kind masterpiece,” jewelry appraisal and watch repair.

To put in an international twist into your accessories, visit International Flair Jewelry!

America’s largest provider of quality rustic furnishings, Rocky Top Log Furniture is a well-known leader in the in building hand-crafted log furniture industry. Just like the tough and sturdy real Rocky Top Mountain located in the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Rocky Top Log Furniture and Railing is durable, rustic and sturdy.

Rocky Top Log Furniture enjoys promoting the rustic beauty of nature through the craft creation of their furniture. Much like the surrounding beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, Rocky Top Furniture carries the perfect furniture to live the country life and feel closer to nature with a wide selection of bedroom, dining, living room, office and outdoor furniture.

Rocky Top Log Furniture in Pigeon Forge This family owned and operated business prides itself on offering superior customer service. Every piece of furniture is custom made to customers specification. Choose which finishes and textures best fit your rustic decor. Rocky Top log furniture is made from Northern White Cedar, a sustainable wood that’s naturally rot and termite resistant. Combine that with Rocky Top’s lifetime warranty for structural integrity and your unique log furniture will add warmth to your earthy lifestyle for generations to come.

A vital part of mountain life, cast iron skillets were fundamental in any outdoor cook camp or frontier kitchen. The tradition continues with Lodge Cast Iron. With two locations in both Pigeon Forge and Sevierville Lodge’s Factory Stores include everything in the Lodge brand as well as hundreds of kitchen and camp accessories.

The Lodge legacy of creating quality cast iron skillets and more began in 1896 with founder Joseph Lodge. Today Joseph Lodge’s great-grandsons, both the CEO and President of the company, continue to evolve their product line and improve manufacturing method, quality, technology, to improve Lodge Cast Iron products.

Lodge Cast Iron in Pigeon Forge Lodge’s factory stores grew out of this evolution and expansion of the Lodge Cast Iron Company. The original factory stores grew out of this initial growth when transitioned to a new type of molding process, needed to sell pieces that had small cosmetic defects. As described on their website, “Over the years the factory stores have multiplied and evolved beyond pallets of factory seconds, to destination stores that include everything in the Lodge brand as well as hundreds of kitchen and camp accessories. We invite you to experience the Lodge brand at its fullest and learn from our “seasoned” staff, or just come by and share your cast iron stories.”

Offering an incredible selection of country and primitive home decor, KDC Country Village offers everything you need to make your home cozy, comfortable, and inviting.

KDC Country Village in Pigeon Forge KDC Country Village features, quilted bedding, kitchen decor, bath decor & accessories, rugs, window treatments and lots of beautiful lighting, florals and home accents. Their home decor ranges from rustic kitchen sheik to mountain cozy. With warm and wise wall art with country setting and says to, signs and sayings that will remind you, you’re home. The incredible quilted bedding collection offers an impressive variety of patterns, fabrics, designs complete with pillows, quilts, shams, bed skirts and more. To make those rooms complete KDC Country Village carries just the right selection of country curtains, in all designs and patterns, and lighting to illuminate your home.

Additionally, KDC Village sales the perfect accent furniture pieces that make a room glow with items such as side tables, cupboards, mirrors, shelves and more. KDC Country Village also provides exceptional gifts, such as, Personalized Children’s Books, Decorative Pillows, Quilted Handbags and Tartburners.

To put the country and cozy into your home visit KDC Country village.

This popular antiques store is housed in an old farmhouse off of Wears Valley Road. Easy to find in the white clapboard farmhouse, Yesterdays Antiques and Collectables features a farmyard with an old-timey wagon out front. Yesterdays offers a wealth of treasures, hidden gems, historic finds and much more for the most serious of antique hunters.

Yesterdays Antiques and Collectables in Pigeon Forge Yesterdays Antiques and Collectables features fine pottery-including Blue Ridge and Fiesta; glass including Fenton, Fostoria and Depression Glass; also, jewelry, vintage linens, lamps, toys, books and much more.

Owner Gerogia J. Scott and her husband moved to Pigeon Forge after their retirement specifically to open this store. They are proud to have been in business now over fifteen years.

Customers continue to be impressed by the variety of their inventory with numerous comments about the fresh, authentic, quality antiques and collectibles that Yesterdays continues to offer.

This modern shopping center, located in the heart of Pigeon Forge, has everything you need for a complete shopping excursion. With a fantastic variety of boutique and specialty shops, the shopaholic is sure to be delighted. Make a pit stop at the Monogram Boutique to have your favorite travel gear embossed. Or pick a perfect hat for a sunny summer day at the Key West Hat Company. If you want to try games and more check out The Toychest Company.

The Island in Pigeon Forge After you shop till you drop sit back and enjoy a fabulous meal at one of the Island’s premiere restaurants such as the Mellow Mushroom, Dick’s Last Resort or the Island’s newest addition, Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen. Or if a coffee or sweet treat is more your style, check out Margaritaville Coffee, Create-a-Cone or The Island Creamery just to name a few.

There’s still more fun to be had after a meal or snack. While at the Island be sure to check out Arcade City for some gaming fun or reminisce on the Flying Horse Carousel or finish out your retail rally at the Mirror Maze with some twisted fun.

Old Mill Square is a family shopping, dining, and historic destination. Known for their sweet Smoky Mountain Hospitality, Old Mill Square has everything guests need to shop, replenish, and rejoice.

The Old Mill Square in Pigeon Forge This destination vacation spot is known for its dining, shopping and Smoky Mountain hospitality. Not only is it a shopping and dining experience, guests have the incredible opportunity to visit the historic “Old Mill”. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and just as in the 19th century. The water-powered grist mill onsite was once the center of activity for area mountain folk. Not only did the grist meal provide meals and flours that were crucial for the day-to-day existence of the Smokies’ early settlers. In fact, The Old Mill even furnished electricity for the town until 1935.

Between shopping and eating sprints visiting the Old Mill is a must. The Old Mill’s most distinctive features is the giant water wheel that harnesses the flow of the Little Pigeon River. Inside the structure, an antiquated yet reliable system of shafts, belts, and pulleys still gets the job done, working to turn the 4600-pound stones and grain elevators.

The Old Mill Square in Pigeon Forge Products ground at The Old Mill are used in many of the dishes at The Old Mill Restaurant including biscuits, corn bread, pancakes, hush puppies, muffins and grits. We also use our own grains for the homemade artisan style breads that are prepared each day at The Old Mill Pottery House Cafe & Grille.

After shopping in the traditional, The Old Mill General Store to pick up items from that old country store feel, cornmeal, grits, and mix for fritters like you were served for breakfast. Shoppers can head over to The Old Mill Pigeon River Pottery to discover and buy those one-of-a-kind, beautifully glazed, functional pieces made by their Master Potter. Then shoppers can move onto the Old Mill Farmhouse Kitchen to select products that can help bring the Old Mill style home to your home and kitchen, and finally shoppers mustn’t forget to visit Sassafras for distinctive fashion and jewelry.

If this has helped you work up an appetite be sure to enjoy a hearty Southern meal, served family-style, at The Old Mill Restaurant by the river and the historic mill or for lighter fare visit The Old Mill Pottery House Café & Grille serves steaks to fried chicken, soups, salads, sandwiches, and homemade bakery bread and desserts. The Old Mill Creamery and The Old Mill Candy Kitchen offer old-fashioned, homemade sweets.

Honeysuckle Rose is nestled in a serene valley known as Wears Cove and running parallel to the mist shrouded Great Smoky Mountains in a quiet farming community called Wears Valley. Wears Valley is a popular tourist destination that offers visitors a quiet escape from Pigeon Forge, as well as an easy access to the great Smoky Mountains National Park and specifically Cades Cove and other popular attractions.

Honey Suckle Rose Boutique in Sevierville Honeysuckle Rose boutique is located in a quieter former single family home known as a rancher home. With six rooms filled from floor to ceiling with carefully selected gifts that you can’t find elsewhere. The house was built in the early 60s, and it has maintained its existence as much as possible.

This specialty boutique offers a large selection of gourmet products, designed to transform those ordinary special events, family gathering or outdoor occasions in to truly, extra-ordinary events that people will talk about for a long time after. In addition Honeysuckle Rose carries an extensive line of home decor items, that reflect the seasons.

Shoppers can also delight in a wide selection of women jewelry and accessories, hand crafted candles and soaps, and great gift for that special guy in your life. Not to mention they have a great selection of baby gifts, kitchen products, cards etc.

Honey Suckle Rose Boutique in Sevierville Honeysuckle Rose Boutique is truly the perfect place to shop for those people in your life that seem impossible to shop for. Run by a brother and sister team that offer that “extraordinary” customer service, quality products and want to create a great shopping experience and a lifetime of memories for all customers.

Amish Creations and Country Market’s select skincare line includes a select array of handmade soaps with all natural ingredients. Different soap combinations include: Goat Milk, White Tea & Ginger to Juniper Honey, Rosemary, Vanilla and many more.

The “Cooks Corner” of this fine establishment offers local crated wooden spoons, honey dippers and cookbook favorites.

Those seeking to rejuvenate a relationship or create a romantic atmosphere, Amish Creations and Country carries beautiful, hand crafted candle.

In addition customers will delighted to find a large array of indoor home decor, wall art, scents, handmade cedar chests and rugs, doormats and much more.

This old fashioned country store will take you back in time. Located between Wears Valley and Pigeon Forge, Moonshine Ridge Country Store and Cafe offers a wealth of gifts, home decor, sundries, specialist foods, fudge and more.

Sample some of the delicious homemade fudge or indulge your sweet tooth with a selection of your favorite old-fashioned candy favorites. Other good finds here include collectibles, home decor, and antiques. They also feature a large selection of locally made pickles, jam, and BBQ sauces.

Moonshine Ridge Country Store and Cafe in Sevierville Moonshine Ridge is more than just a shopping trip visitors to Moonshine Ridge Country Store don’t want to miss the chance to experience the moonshine and Civil War exhibits. Guest can see and experience what a real still looked like and how it functioned. (Don’t forget to sample Moonshine Ridge’s delicious homemade Smoky Mountain moonshine jelly), Civil War buffs will also really enjoy the historic exhibit featuring authentic Civil War era uniforms, knives, and weapons.

This famous flea market draws visitors from near and far. It’s one of the biggest Flea Markets in the state of Tennessee. This mammoth market has vendors featuring all kinds of finds, treasures, antiques, collectables and at fantastic deals. Opened in 1990,The Great Smoky Mountain Flea Market is now in it’s 25th year. This has been such a popular flea market that additional property has been added, a pizzeria, several restrooms, and more square footage, an additional building, outside pavilions, paved parking over the years. This gigantic flea market even now includes Wi-Fi.

The Great Smoky Mountain Flea Market started out with 240 vendors and restroom and today it boasts over 1000 inside/outside rotating vendors and 200,000 square feet under one roof including 100,000 with heat and air approximately 1.5 million people shop their each year.

This Flea Market has more than the mind could even conjure with items that include: Décor, furniture, antiques, tools, sporting equipment, beauty supplies, groceries, clothing, wigs, traditional & unique jewelry, collectables, toys, unique gift items, art & crafts, leather goods, handbags, jackets, automotive supplies, cleaning gadgets and widgets, truly a bit of everything.

Riverside Collectables is an antique, collectables and historic artifact wonderland. They feature an impressive selection of authentic Neolithic artifacts, collectable pocket knives, electronics, display frames and much, much more.

Tanger Outlets have made a name for themselves across the country. With an incredible selection of name brand shops, this should be a first stop for bargain hunters who love brand names.

The Sevierville Tanger Outlets are a huge draw for visitors, locals, and people who come to town just to shop at this outlet.