Three waterpark resorts serve Pigeon Forge, all with full tours on this page: Dollywood's Splash Country (the mountainside original), Wilderness at the Smokies (the indoor-outdoor resort in Sevierville) and Soaky Mountain (50 acres of outdoor slides across the highway from it). Seasons run May to September outdoors; Wilderness's Wild WaterDome runs year-round.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesSplash Country
The 2026 full tour rides every slide from the 70-foot drop tower down — wave pool on a five-minute cycle, retreats and canopies for rent, the Ranger Station as the free shaded base camp. The complete-tour and all-slides montage cover heights, chaperone rules and raft math (Raging River Rapids holds four to five; big groups split).
The Sevierville pair
Wilderness: chip wristband as room key and park pass, the Wild WaterDome billed as Tennessee's largest indoor waterpark, plus the Stone Hill Lodge alternative across the street with its own outdoor park. Soaky Mountain: opening-day 2026 tour of all 50 acres (parking $20 as filmed) and a 2022 strategy guide — arrive by 9:15 for the 10 a.m. rope drop, cabanas reserved ahead.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesChoosing
Splash Country for the Dollywood pairing and the hillside setting; Wilderness for weather-proof and stay-where-you-swim; Soaky for the biggest slide hardware. Each has its own page in this directory.
Sources: the 7 videos on this page, filmed at waterparks in Pigeon Forge and Sevierville.
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