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From mid-November through late February, the Parkway turns into a river of holiday lights. A Pigeon Forge Parkway hotel for Winterfest lights puts you on the Tour of Lights route itself. Here's when to go for the best value and why Inn on the Parkway makes a strong base.
Looking for a Pigeon Forge Parkway hotel for the Fall Rod Run and the rest of the LeConte Center's late-summer and fall event run? Inn on the Parkway sits front-row on the Parkway with kitchen suites and family rooms built for event-weekend groups.
Inn on the Parkway is a Pigeon Forge hotel on the Parkway near Dollywood — a 10-minute drive to the park gates, three minutes to the Titanic Museum, and short hops to WonderWorks, The Island and Old Mill Square.
Mid-summer afternoons in Pigeon Forge often build toward a thunderstorm. Here is a workable shape for the day: outside first, indoors when the rain hits, back out at night.
Early June in Pigeon Forge with kids is a balance: heat, attractions, pool, dinner, in roughly that order. From the Inn on the Parkway, here is a day that actually works.
The week after Memorial Day in Pigeon Forge is the calmest week before summer's peak. School is still in for most of the country. The Parkway slows. The trip gets cheaper.
From the Inn on the Parkway, three short walks land you at three different dinners — without restarting the car and without sitting in May Parkway traffic.
Mid-April Pigeon Forge is the easiest version of the Parkway: warm enough, light enough on crowds, and a window seat watches the town start its season.