Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains
Quick Facts
Why Pigeon Forge & the Great Smoky Mountains
Pigeon Forge is one of the main gateway towns to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most-visited national park in the country, drawing an estimated $2.5 billion in tourism annually. The town is home to Dollywood, Tennessee’s second-most visited attraction, and the free 6.4-mile Pigeon Forge Riverwalk Trail along the Little Pigeon River.
Under Canvas brings its polished, all-inclusive-leaning glamping formula to this gateway town, with wood-burning stoves, included meals, and nightly s’mores and live music genuinely elevating the family camping experience.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Pigeon Forge, gateway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Setting: Polished, all-inclusive-leaning glamping experience
- Site type: Safari tents
- Amenities: Wood-burning stoves, included meals, kids’ crafts and activities, nightly s’mores and live music
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Take advantage of the included meals and activities. This is genuinely closer to an all-inclusive retreat than typical glamping, so plan to lean into what’s offered.
Visit Dollywood. It’s Tennessee’s second-most visited attraction and a short drive from the property.
Walk the Pigeon Forge Riverwalk Trail. The free 6.4-mile path along the Little Pigeon River is a relaxed way to explore.
What to Do Around Here
- Dollywood, Tennessee’s second-most visited attraction
- The Pigeon Forge Riverwalk Trail along the Little Pigeon River
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park, minutes away
- Nightly s’mores and live music on-site
- Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, a short drive into Gatlinburg
