Pigeon Forge Shopping

Outlet centers and Parkway shops · Plus the independents worth the stop

Shopping in Pigeon Forge splits three ways: the outlet centers strung along the Parkway, the walkable clusters at The Island and The Old Mill, and the long-standing one-offs — a five-and-dime, a working pottery, a western outfitter — that have outlasted most of what grew up around them. The clusters are the efficient play: at The Island or The Old Mill you can work through half a dozen shops without moving the car.

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Emory's 5 & 10

A family-owned five-and-dime at The Island in Pigeon Forge since 1927, with vintage candy, old-fashioned sodas and classic toys.

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MoonPie General Store

Bakery-fresh MoonPies, old-fashioned sodas, candy and gifts on one side, and a warehouse full of books on the other, on the Pigeon Forge Parkway.

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Pigeon River Pottery

A working pottery at The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge, making handcrafted dinnerware and keepsakes with Smoky Mountain glazes since 1946.

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Stages West

A Pigeon Forge Western wear store since 1975, with cowboy boots, hats, clothing and expert hat shaping for the whole family.

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The Christmas Place

A family-owned Christmas shopping village on the Pigeon Forge Parkway with ornaments, decor, homemade fudge and visits with Santa year-round.

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Three Bear's General Store

A family-owned Pigeon Forge gift shop since 1979 with souvenirs, homemade fudge and ice cream, an arcade and a live bear habitat.

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Whaley's Country Store

A family-owned country store in Pigeon Forge with Amish cheeses and meats, local jams, bulk candy and supplies to stock the cabin.