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Tubing in the Smokies

Sunday, July 4th, 2010

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Taking advantage of it’s prime location, directly on the Little Pigeon River, Creekstone Inn now offers free tubing to their hotel guests.

Enjoy the natural water-park of the Smoky Mountains as the clear waters of the river carry you downstream. Race with your family to see who is “King of the River”, or have a friendly battle of “bumper tubes”. Brave the rapids or perfect a golden tan as you float in the sun.

Create priceless Smoky Mountain memories at no additional cost, without the hassle of leaving the hotel. Simply come to the front desk at your convenience and any member of our staff will gladly help you choose the proper size tubes for you and your family.

Beat the heat during the dog days of August with refreshing mountain water, made all the easier with Creekstone Inn’s “4th Night Free*” package. A perfect way to get a last minute vacation before the start of school or end of summer. For more information call 1-888-482-7829 and ask about the Creekstone August Special.

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Presidents Day

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Mount Rushmore

On Washington’s Birthday, as we honor the Office of the President and the men who have occupied the positon, it’s a great time to visit the park dedicated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt: the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Whether it’s hiking in the Smokies, playing at Ober Gatlinburg, or shopping the outlet sales, Presidents Day is perfect for that mid-winter getaway.

Many of the trails and sites of the Smoky Mountain National Park remain open for the Winter. The beauty of the mountains is forever changing and surprising, creating fantastic photographic opportunities.

Many of the area’s attractions also remain open, including Ober Gatlinburg and Ripley’s Aquarium in Gatlinburg, Black Bear Jamboree and Smith Family Theater in Pigeon Forge, and the Rainforest Adventure Zoo in Sevierville.

Presidents Day is also a good time to check out the outlet malls and shopping centers. Tanger Outlet in Sevierville and Belz Outlet in Pigeon Forge feature many brand name stores as well as specialty shops.

Wintertime is also when you’ll find some of the best rates and specials on Pigeon Forge hotels, Sevierville hotels and Condos.

Presidents Day Special
Pigeon Forge Hotels and Sevierville Hotels

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Winter in Pigeon Forge

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

The Old Mill at Stoplight #7
Pigeon Forge Mill. Photo by Don C. Buchanan

If you’re planning a Winter getaway, Pigeon Forge provides variety and value. Although some attractions (Dollywood, Dixie Stampede, et cetera) are closed for the season, the area has much more to offer.

Pigeon Forge hotels also offer some of the best prices during the winter. From The Resort’s Coffee and Condo Special (includes an INDOOR water park!) to the serenity of a riverside balcony at Creekstone Inn, discounts and vacation packages create great savings opportunities.

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Cold Weather in Pigeon Forge

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

Pigeon Forge hotels in winter

Pigeon Forge hotels offer a warm welcome to Winter visitors. The current cold snap of below freezing temperatures is predicted to end in the next few days as temperatures are expected to rise into the 40′s.  The Smoky Mountain area continues to be a draw for travellers as Wilderness Wildlife Week begins. This week long event features over 150 speakers, demonstrations, and guided hikes relating to the flora and fauna of the Great Smoky Mountains.

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