Pigeon Forge · Open-air arena, supper included
The lumberjacks are real competitors rather than actors — championship credentials, real axes, real saws — which is what separates this from the other dinner shows on the Parkway. Two rival families go at each other through log rolling, speed climbing, the hot saw and the underhand chop while the crowd picks a side and heckles. Supper comes first, then you watch from a covered grandstand that's heated and cooled, so it runs whatever the weather does.

Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud is Pigeon Forge's only outdoor dinner show. Two rival lumberjack families go head to head in timber sports, comedy and stunts, right after an all-you-can-eat Southern supper buffet.
It runs year-round, rain or shine, and even in snow or sleet, at Lumberjack Square on the Parkway. It's a fun, high-energy night out for the whole family.
The Dawson and McGraw lumberjack families have been feuding for years, and every show is another round. Watch them battle it out in log rolling, sawing and other lumberjack competitions, with plenty of trash talk, comedy and jaw-dropping stunts along the way.
The audience is part of the action. Cheer for your side, join in the crowd interaction, and you might even get called on stage with the lumberjacks. After the show, stick around to meet the cast.
Come hungry. Every ticket includes an all-you-can-eat supper buffet served before the show, with Southern comfort favorites like smoked pork, mac and cheese, sides, warm rolls and dessert. The menu changes from time to time, so call the box office for the current spread or to ask about dietary needs.
Arrive early: Get there at least 75 minutes before showtime to enjoy the supper buffet.
About 90 minutes: That's how long the show runs, not counting supper.
Comfortable in any weather: The lumberjacks perform outdoors, rain or shine, but you'll watch from climate-controlled grandstands.
Little ones free: Children 3 and under can sit on a parent's lap at no charge.
Accessible seating: Wheelchair-accessible seating is available. Arrive early if you need seats together.
Watch for seasonal twists: The show adds seasonal themes during special events through the year.
Pigeon Forge is famous for its dinner shows. Compare the Lumberjack Feud with Dolly Parton's Stampede, the Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud and the Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Dinner Show, or browse all our Pigeon Forge shows. Want more Paula Deen? Visit Paula Deen's Family Kitchen. For a full day out, pair the show with mini golf at Crave Golf Club, Toy Box Mini Golf or Sky Pirates of Mermaid Bay.
At Lumberjack Square, 2530 Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
About 90 minutes. Plan to arrive at least 75 minutes early for the supper buffet.
Yes. Tickets include an all-you-can-eat Southern supper buffet served before the show.
Yes. It's Pigeon Forge's only outdoor show, held rain or shine year-round. The audience sits in climate-controlled grandstands.
Children 3 and under are free when they sit on a parent's lap.
Yes. The show now goes by Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud.
The Lumberjack Feud is just minutes from our Pigeon Forge cabins. Bring the whole crew and stay in one of our family cabins or large cabins, and book direct to get our Stay & Play Pass with free attraction tickets for every paid night.