Great Smoky Mountains National Park does not charge an entrance fee. However, valid parking tags are required on any vehicles parking for longer than 15 minutes in the park. Visitors who simply drive through the park do not need a parking tag. Daily parking tags are available for $5 and can be purchased at the park or online at https://www.recreation.gov/activitypass/AP2510/order

Dollywood is within 10 minutes of the cabin and is currently the #1 amusement park in the United States (ahead of Disney & Universal parks) and ranked 11th globally by Tripadvisor for 2025.

The Rocky Top Mountain Coaster is the longest coaster in Tennessee and features four uplifts, scenic views, tunnels, and 360-degree turns. The ride lasts over 9 minutes and is enjoyable day or night for people of all ages!

The MegaZip at WildSide in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is America’s longest zipline, stretching 5,771 feet (1.1 miles) long. Race side-by-side with three friends as you launch from an elevation of 2,472 feet, dropping over 1,000 feet in vertical descent. With a self-braking system, you’re in control! Ride it full throttle or take in the epic views of downtown Pigeon Forge and the Smokies at your own pace. The experience includes a safety video, a practice course, and transportation to the starting point.

The Gatlinburg SkyBridge is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America at 680 feet long.

The Island in Pigeon Forge is a 23-acre entertainment and shopping complex offering a variety of activities like rides, dining, shopping, and live entertainment, all set around the iconic Great Smoky Mountain Wheel and a multi-million dollar show fountain. Its a family-friendly destination built on a small island in the Little Pigeon River, featuring shops, restaurants, attractions, and hotels. A complimentary tram is available to help you navigate and explore the various points of interest within The Island. It is open every day with free admission and free parking.