My husband and boys loved this place. It took us a couple hours to go through and we came back again before we headed home from our vacation. There is just about every kind, type, brand of knife you could want here. If you aren't into knives there is also a bottom floor with kitchenwares, tons of giftware, jewlrey and... more

Yes, its mostly a tourist trap, but one truly unique and worth the time to look at. All types of knives, swiss army gadgets, some military gear, stuff for home & kitchen, edibles. You won't leave empty handed, for sure. more

We had a wonderful time browsing through Smoky Mountain Knife Works. They have absolutely any kind of knife, scissors, swords, kitchen accessories, etc that you could ever need or want. It is really amazing - all the stuff they have! Really neat displays too - waterfall, water wheel, etc. Kinda reminds me of Bass Pro shop. Definitely worth an hour... more

We stopped in the Knife Works for the 1st time this year. Its a nice place to look around. LOTS to see. Its multi-leveled show rooms offer everything from hunting, fishing, souvineers, etc. You wouldnt believe the amount of knives. There is every type of animal you can think of stuffed on the wall. Not just bears, deer, and elk... more

If you are going to the Kodak, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg area and you like knives, belts, stuffed animals, cutlery, or snacks, you should stop in at the Smokey Mountain Knife Works. They have so many brands and types of knives it is hard to describe. They have old historical knives in display cases, new ones to sell, swords,... more

We always make a point to check out the Smoky Mountain Knife Works. Not too far after you turn off of I40, just as you come into Sevierville. The first trip, I stayed in the car, planning to read while hubby looked around. He soon came out and insisted I come in to have a look. Of course, they have... more