This was pretty much just two souvenir shops one in front of the other and nothing really special about either one. We did walk out back to see the hillbilly house. Everything out there appeared to be run down and the hillbilly in the outhouse wasn't talking which was the whole reason I made my daughter stop in here. Didn't... more

Thsi shop isnt like it use to be and the stills are run down , but hey its free and worth a stop by more

We still stop here every trip just to remember the "old times" from my childhood 20+ years ago. Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg used to be filled with junk shops like this and as a child I couldn't resist! If you are looking for some little trinket to take back home, this is a good place to look, 2nd only to... more

So the gift shop is exactly how I remembered it 20 years ago but the attraction part of it out back is gone down hill! alot of things that used to be there are gone now! just a log cabin and a out house. Not well maintained. its free but if you have somthing that attracts people to your shop... more

Yes this does bring back memories of when i was a kid. They have a hillbilly sitting in an outhouse in the back where the still are and when you open the door he talks and says things like "what you lookin in here for" "close that door", etc.... it was such a big thing when I was a kid... more

When I was a kid and we yearly crossed the mountains (1955-61) my Father would not spend a dime on roadside attractions but we always stopped at Hillbilly Village to see the village and the stills in the back. I have always thought that, with all the growth of Pigeon Forge, it is super that Hillbilly Village is still as... more

its a fun little place to go,it doesn't cost anything ,you can check out the moonshine stills and things like that . its got a gift shop in the front more