Experience a unique Christmas themed hotel in Pigeon Forge, TN, right in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. You’ll find picturesque Bavarian architecture, lushly landscaped gardens, and beautifully appointed accommodations.
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If you’re looking to be close to all of the fun attractions and things to do in Pigeon Forge, but still far enough away to relax and enjoy the quiet, Eagles Ridge Resort is the place for you. We’re close to all of the restaurants, shopping and popular attractions like The Island in Pigeon Forge, Dollywood, Dixie Stampede and more.
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Spending time with your family is a great way to enjoy a vacation. Why not make the experience extra special by staying in one of our homes. We have something that will fit into any family’s budget, and into any family’s idea of the perfect vacation. We offer everything from one to nine bedroom luxury log homes, chalets, condos, and cottages.
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There’s something primal about our need to reconnect with nature. The sights, sounds and smells in nature quicken our senses and make us feel more present, more at peace and more alive. To experience it is to remember that we are each a part of something bigger and wondrous, like the Great Smoky Mountains of eastern Tennessee. Shrouded in an ethereal mist, the ancient peaks of the bluish-hued Smokies straddle the border between Tennessee and North Carolina. They are the centerpiece of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most-visited national park in the U.S.
Here at the Edgewater Hotel and Conference Center we anxiously await your arrival! The beauty and serenity of the Great Smoky Mountains are calling and now is the time to create long lasting memories at your new favorite place to stay, here at the Edgewater!
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Nestled between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Little Pigeon River is an extraordinary downtown Gatlinburg hotel and lodge.
Across the street from Ripley’s Aquarium, at traffic light # 5 in downtown Gatlinburg you will find the Greystone Lodge on the River. Situated close to everything the Smokies has to offer. You’ll find your favorite restaurants, shops, attractions and fun things to do, all within walking distance plus, all Gatlinburg trolleys stop right outside our front entrance. And we are only two miles to the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the crown jewel of America’s National Parks.
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Nestled in the midst of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, you’ll find resort living in an area so vividly beautiful, walking through it is akin to moving through a painting. Gatlinburg Town Square and Town Village are ideally situated in the heart of Gatlinburg Tennessee, within easy walking distance to downtown and all the entertainment, shopping and nightlife only the Smokies could offer. Discover nature’s gallery of mountain trails, pristine waterfalls and breathtaking mountain vistas, all on display and timelessly preserved for your family’s enjoyment in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, located less than a mile away. Whether you want to bask in the tranquility of the mountains, or discover the adventures that await within them, you are sure to find something to fit your vacation needs.
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With thousands of hotels across our portfolio of iconic brands, there’s a great Hotel By Wyndham waiting to greet you. Beach vacation with the kids in tow? Check. Last-minute flight cancellation? Check. Family reunion four hours away? Check. No matter where you’re headed, you can find just what you’re looking for—plus, you can earn and redeem points toward free nights with our award-winning Wyndham Rewards loyalty program.
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The Apple Barn really is a barn, it was built back in 1910 and was part of the farm that the Hicks and Kilpatrick families bought in 1972. We planted our first trees in 1976 and we plant more every year. Our orchard now numbers over 4,000 trees. We began renovating the old cattle barn in 1980, scrubbing it clean as a whistle, one board at a time. Structurally, we left it pretty much as it was, merely putting a clear sealer on the black walnut and wormy chestnut wood, and retaining the stables and feeding rack. The sturdy old barn began a new era as The Apple Barn in 1981.
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