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Hillbilly hoedown, cats jumping through flaming hoops, horse taking a dump next to your table at dixie stampede, lardasses from oklahoma fighting over hot krispy kreme donuts, black bears in dumpsters, pork rinds at the 407 flea market


And then it’s on to Gatlinturd

. . . But if you want none of that, roll up the road to The Big South Fork (KY/TN border). Park your RV at the Blue Heron Campground and spend 2 weeks enjoying all the sights with none of the tourists. I could give you a list of place names and hiking trails that would keep you busy the whole time.

Thanks for the input.

We tend to spend most of our time in Pigeon Forge or Sevierville: At least one breakfast at the Apple Barn. One lunch at the Old Mill Restaurant. If you have youngsters, one dinner at the Dixie Stampede. Go Karts are always fun, albeit a little expensive at times. Smoky Mountain Knife Works for you in Sevierville shortly after you get off I-40. Thomas Kincaid Gallery in the heart of Gatlinburg for your wife. Sit back and relax and do NOT be in a rush to get anywhere. You'll be fine.