Mini Golf & Family Fun

Trampolines, 21 climbing lines, the Fire & Ice ninja course, a stunt tower airbag, dodgeball and a 5,000-square-foot arcade at 3735 Parkway in Pigeon Forge.

A family-owned old time photo studio at traffic light #5 in Pigeon Forge with saloon, porch, hillbilly cabin, Victorian parlor and 1920s speakeasy sets. Pets welcome.

Old West, Victorian, 1920s and Southern belle costume portraits at 3152 Parkway in Pigeon Forge, with walk-ins welcome and large-group sessions.

Saloon, Old West, hillbilly, Victorian and 1920s gangster portraits in Lumberjack Square on the Parkway, with costumes from newborn to 5X and pets welcome.

An old time photo studio upstairs at the Three Bears General Store on the Parkway, with 11 scenes, period costumes and pets welcome.

A first-run movie theater at stoplight 2B on the Pigeon Forge Parkway with $5.99 movies, $5 Bargain Tuesdays and online tickets.

Ripken Baseball’s six-field youth complex in Pigeon Forge, with ballpark replica fields, tournaments, week-long summer events and free entry for spectators.

An 18-hole outdoor mini golf course full of giant toys on Dollywood Lane, with a Sweet Shop, Christmas lights in season and Park Hopper Pass options.

Two 18-hole mini golf courses on the Parkway, one indoors under the sea and one on the roof with a flying pirate ship, plus an arcade, candy and Dole Whip.

Ripley’s go-kart park on the Pigeon Forge Parkway, with a multi-level track, Blaster Boats, a carousel, a big arcade and the Verse Immersive AR theater.