Chapman Highway Cabin Rentals

Chapman Highway is the stretch of U.S. 441 that runs north from Sevierville through Seymour toward Knoxville. Cabins along this corridor sit on the quieter side of Sevierville, away from the Parkway traffic, yet still within an easy drive of Pigeon Forge, Dollywood and the Great Smoky Mountains.

Why stay off Chapman Highway

Quieter than the Parkway

Staying north of downtown Sevierville trades the lights and crowds of the Parkway for a more relaxed, residential setting. It's a good fit if you want to spend your days in Pigeon Forge and your evenings somewhere calm.

Close to Sevierville

Downtown Sevierville, Tanger Outlets and the restaurants along the Parkway are a short drive away, so groceries and dinner never take long.

An easy route toward Knoxville

Chapman Highway connects Sevierville with South Knoxville, which makes this area handy for a day in the city, a visit with family nearby or the drive in from the airport. Read our guide to flying into Knoxville to plan your trip in.

A road with Smokies history

Chapman Highway is named for Col. David C. Chapman, the Knoxville businessman who led the effort to create Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is often called the “Father of the Park.” Before Interstate 40 was built, this highway was part of the main route from Knoxville to the mountains, and Mount Chapman inside the park carries his name too.

What's nearby

From a cabin off Chapman Highway, it's a straightforward drive south to Dollywood, The Island in Pigeon Forge and the LeConte Center, with Gatlinburg and the national park beyond. Closer to home, browse our guide to Sevierville attractions, or plan a city day with our Knoxville day trip ideas.

Who it's for

Couples

A quiet setting outside the busiest part of town suits a relaxed getaway for two. See our honeymoon cabins for more options.

Tournament and event visitors

Sevierville's location between Knoxville and Pigeon Forge makes this corridor a practical base for tournaments at the LeConte Center and events across the county.

Visitors with Knoxville plans

If your trip includes a University of Tennessee game, a family visit or business in Knoxville, staying on the north side of Sevierville cuts down your drive.

Tips for your stay

Plan around Parkway traffic

The Parkway through Pigeon Forge can back up on busy weekends and holidays. Head out early or use the back roads to reach the attractions faster.

Stock up in Sevierville

You'll pass plenty of grocery stores on the way in, so you can shop before you settle in for the night.

Mix city and mountains

Spend one day in the Smokies and another exploring Knoxville's restaurants and riverfront for a trip with more variety.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Chapman Highway?

Chapman Highway is U.S. 441 between Sevierville and Knoxville, passing through Seymour on the way.

How far is it from Pigeon Forge?

Cabins off Chapman Highway are on the Sevierville side, a short drive north of the Pigeon Forge Parkway. Each cabin's listing shows its distance to popular spots.

Who is Chapman Highway named for?

It's named for Col. David C. Chapman, who led the campaign to create Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Can I book these cabins directly?

Yes. Browse the cabins above and book direct with Colonial Properties to get our Stay & Play Pass.