Shopping

It's outlet mall central in Pigeon Forge, which means you can't leave without at least one shopping bag. We offer discount shopping at more than 200 stores on everything under the sun, including designer clothes, athletic wear, luggage, home furnishings, crystal, china, tools, toys and more.

And if you're looking for unique gift ideas, you'll love our selection of pottery, handmade quilts and other arts and crafts at dozens of specialty stores. Pigeon Forge is also home to Bell Tower Square, the South's largest year-round Christmas village. Come see why our town has been voted one of the top shopping destinations in the Southeast.

Walden's Landing

Visitors to Pigeon Forge are enjoying Walden’s Landing, a $15 million retail and dining development.

The architecture of the pedestrian-friendly development recalls the town squares of small communities in east Tennessee or western North Carolina. The design includes a 70-foot-tall courthouse, tree-lined sidewalks with benches and a replica of an old-style fire hall.

The fire hall is the inspiration for Firehouse Golf, a 36-hole miniature golf course in the middle of Walden’s Landing.

Retail shopping is one of the mainstay appeals of Pigeon Forge, which attracts approximately 11 million visitors a year and which a variety of specialty shops along with more than 200 outlet stores.

Among the businesses in Walden’s Landing are Atkins Orchard (jams, jellies and cider), the Atlanta Bread Company, Birkenstock Shoes, 2 Sweet Peas, Hershey’s Ice Cream, Thomas Kinkade Galleries and the Tool Zone.