Make sure you stop at the pottery store. Watch the pottery being made which they sell in the store. Also the kids love it. Also feed the ducks. Some will eat out of your hand.

We went and toured this mill during our vacation in and around the Dollywood area. We throughly enjoyed hearing about the history of the mill as well as watching the workers make flour during our tour. The tour guide explained each of the parts of the mill and was very patient with the questions that my 7 1/2 year old... More

This is a very pretty area. We didn't do a tour of the mill itself, but I did hit almost every shop there. As a folk artist myself, I have to say I was more than a bit disappointed with the merchandise available for sale. I expected more handmade, genuine crafts from Tennessee folk artists, but instead found mostly reproduction... More

We didn't do the mill tour, and weren't that thrilled with dinner (see my review of the Old Mill Restaurant), but I absolutely loved the shops at the Old Mill. I went in three of them - the General Store, the Pigeon Forge Pottery, and the Candy Kitchen. The General Store had a wide variety of merchandise, both Old Mill... More

The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge is a water powered grist mill that was built in the early 1800's. It is now the site of the Old Mill Restaurant, Pottery, Creamery, Candy Kitchen, Farmhouse, and many more shops. If you are visiting the area, stop by the General Store along the Little Pigeon River and inquire about the Grist-Mill tour.... More