Top Pigeon Forge Venues

• Spaces for 60 Guests

• Spaces for 80 Guests

• Spaces for 75 Guests

The Escape Game Gatlinburg offers event spaces for your next celebration in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

• Spaces for 50-225 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Meeting Spaces

Located at the Sevierville municipal complex in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, the Sevierville Civic Center provides a flexible setting for a wide range of gatherings, from weddings and receptions to banquets, pageants, concerts, and business meetings. The facility offers two separate rental rooms and a shared lobby, giving planners the option to book an intimate space or a larger hall depending on the event. Council Hall suits smaller gatherings such as showers, meetings, and training sessions, while LeConte Auditorium's stage and larger footprint make it well suited to banquets, concerts, and pageant-style programs. Renters may choose their own caterer, and the venue's staff can offer recommendations. A kitchen, stage, lighting, and sound system are each available to rent, along with dressing rooms and a load/unload area for events that need them. The Civic Center also offers ADA-approved assisted listening devices upon request, and its municipal-complex location provides plenty of free parking. The Sevierville Bowling Center next door offers cosmic bowling and private party options for planners looking to add an activity to their event.

• Spaces for 6-60 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

Chapel at the Park sits on a 3-acre estate bordering Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, offering couples a choice of five distinct ceremony settings across a single wooded property. Vows can be exchanged in the chapel sanctuary, beside a two-story waterfall, beneath a white gazebo, along an arbor with mountain views, or in an enchanted forest setting decorated with a crystal chandelier — with the chapel serving as a covered backup should weather turn. The venue's all-inclusive packages bundle a minister, photographer, and wedding coordinator with the ceremony space itself, and range from short elopement bookings for the couple alone up to two-hour celebrations for as many as 60 family and friends. Silk florals, cakes, and on-site lodging options are built into several of the packages, letting couples handle much of the planning in a single booking. Midnight, the chapel's resident rescued black cat, is a familiar presence at ceremonies, often appearing for photos and greeting guests on the grounds.

• Spaces for 6-60 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Event Spaces
• 7 Total Spaces

Chapel at the Park is a wedding venue on a 3-acre estate bordering the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Couples can choose from five distinct ceremony settings on the property: an indoor Chapel Sanctuary, a two-story man-made waterfall tucked into the mountainside, a white gazebo, a wooden outdoor arbor with forest views, and an Enchanted Forest space anchored by a crystal chandelier. Ceremonies range from brief elopements for two to full celebrations for up to 60 family and friends, and the venue's own Chapel at the Park Event Center hosts on-site receptions, including an Intimate Reception room for up to 40 guests and a DIY Reception option for guests who want to bring in their own food and beverages. Packages are built around in-house minister services, professional photography, and wedding cake design, so couples can plan a ceremony without coordinating outside vendors. The chapel is also home to Midnight, a resident rescue cat who often makes an appearance in ceremonies and photos.

• Spaces for 225 Guests

• Spaces for 75 Guests

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Marble Springs State Historic Site preserves the final home and farm of John Sevier, Tennessee's first governor, across more than 30 wooded acres in Knoxville. The property takes its name from the picturesque springs on the grounds and the Tennessee "pink marble" once quarried nearby, and it includes a collection of period structures — a tavern, kitchen, cabin, loom house, and spring house — alongside nature trails and picnic areas that give the site an authentic 18th-century backdrop for gatherings. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized with an Award of Excellence and Commendation from the Tennessee Association of Museums, the site pairs that historic setting with genuine flexibility for private events. Its rural woodlands, meadows, and streams have hosted weddings and ceremonies, receptions, family picnics, company events, and birthday parties, offering hosts a natural, historically rich setting rather than a conventional event hall. The Governor John Sevier Memorial Association maintains the property, which has also served as an educational resource for area school children for more than 50 years and is a certified wildlife habitat.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Founded in 1927, Holston Hills Country Club is a historic private club set on 180 acres of rolling terrain along the Holston River, home to one of the most authentic Donald Ross golf course designs in the country. The Tudor-style clubhouse sits on a hill overlooking the course and the Great Smoky Mountains in the distance, giving the property a storied, old-world character that has hosted championship golf since Byron Nelson's win at the 1945 Knoxville Open. For weddings and private celebrations, the clubhouse's historic ballroom is the club's signature event space, with soaring 30-foot ceilings, exposed wood trusses, two oversized fireplaces, and a hardwood dance floor. A wraparound terrace just off the ballroom looks out over the fairways and mountains beyond, giving couples and guests a scenic backdrop for photographs and outdoor moments between indoor celebrations. Holston Hills' event team works with couples and hosts from initial planning through the final toast, and the club also hosts golf outings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations such as birthdays, anniversaries, and showers. The property is part of the McConnell Golf portfolio of private clubs across the Southeast.