Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Lumberjack Feud
11 competitive events including ax throwing, chopping, tree climbing, and log rolling. Dolly Parton bought and reworked the show in 2016, then Paula Deen bought it from her in 2018.
Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Show and Adventure Park
- Address:
- 2530 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN
- Directions:
- Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Show. I-40 exit 407. Follow Hwy 66 south for about about 13.5 miles as it becomes US Hwy 441/Parkway. Lumberjack Feud is on the right, at Parkway stoplight 2B, on the southwest corner of Parkway and Community Center Drive.
- Hours:
- Daily 10-10 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 865-366-3330
- Admission:
- Adults $30.
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Lumberjack Feud features world-class Lumberjack athletes that compete in events such as chopping, ax throwing, tree climbing, and log rolling. Audience members can join the lumberjacks onstage, and there's an event just for kids during intermission. For an additional fee you can try your own lumberjack skills at the adjacent Lumberjack Adventure Park.
[Katie Adair, 09/29/2019]
No one has commercially logged in the Great Smoky Mountains since the early 1930s, before the region became a national park. But that isn't stopping a new attraction in Pigeon Forge celebrating a heritage of merry tree harvesting. The "Lumberjack Feud," touted as the "Smokies' newest, rowdiest dinner show," opened on August 26. The attraction also features a Smoky Mountain Forest History Center and Lumberjack Hall of Fame.
The main attraction at Lumberjack Feud is a 1,000 seat dinner theater arena where world champion lumberjack athletes wield axes, chainsaws, climb trees, and balance on logs in water. The performance is designed around a historical feud between two logging families squabbling to chop down the last tree before the feds turn everything into Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It's Paul Bunyan meets the Hatfields and the McCoys....
The attraction is affiliated with a popular lumberjack performance in Ketchikan, Alaska.
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