We Love Giving Stuff Away to Our Fans! Here’s the New Scoop, We’re Giving Away 2 Kindles. The Cabins For You team has become absolutely enthralled with giving stuff away. We have enjoyed holding all kinds of contests and giveaways in which we’ve given away tickets to Kick n’ Country in Pigeon Forge, $300 cash, an iPad, and more. We just can’t get enough of giving stuff to our fans. Call it southern hospitality, call it good cheer, call it whatever you want we just love to do it. Cabins For You has decided to announce our newest giveaway. We’re

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Cabins For You held our second annual photo contest and we’ve picked a winner! There were almost 300 pictures entered. Our staff had a hard time narrowing down the winners because there were so many great entries but our Facebook fans commented and “liked” to help us choose who would walk away with the grand prize. There were so many great pictures we added two prizes to the list of first, second, and third place so that there were 5 total prizes awarded. The contest was themed around holiday vacations in the Smoky Mountains. Entries ranged from pictures of Halloween

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New Year’s Eve in Gatlinburg is lots of fun, and January can be a great time of year to visit the Smoky Mountains. Live music, fun fireworks, and great food make spending New Year’s in Gatlinburg a fun option. However, New Year’s Eve isn’t the only reason to come to Gatlinburg in January. The city has some fun activities for visitors coming to Gatlinburg at the beginning of the New Year. Here are some options for things to do during January in Gatlinburg: Go skiing in Gatlinburg– Ober Gatlinburg opened their ski, snowboard, and tubing slopes and January is the

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New Year in Gatlinburg, Tennessee! Gatlinburg Tennessee is a wonderful place to spend New Year. Wonderful activities are available for the family. There are a myriad of  incredibly romantic event options for couples. And if you are a single person concerned with how to make this the last year to be welcomed in by you as a single, what better place to start than Gatlinburg where the streets, shops, and restaurants will be full of people from all over the country?! 10th Annual Dance with the Sharks -- Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies is partying from 9p.m. to 1 a.m.!

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Win an Apple iPad and $500 Towards a Cabin Stay We have an exciting announcement to make. It’s back! Cabins For You has decided to announce our second annual holiday photo contest giveaway and you’re all invited to enter. Of course, make sure you spread the word to your friends and family. Details for the giveaway are simple. Email us at [email protected] with your favorite Smoky Mountain holiday vacation picture and a maximum of ten sentences describing it. Submissions will be processed within two business days of receiving. Any photo submissions posted on the Cabins For You Facebook wall will

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A fun little event brought to you by Gatlinburg is the Festival of Trees. This year it will be held between November 23-27. If Christmas is your favorite season then event will surely bring a smile to your face. Sights, sounds and smells of Christmas will envelope you as you enter the Convention Center. Who said Christmas can't come early? At the Gatlinburg Convention Center many, many Christmas trees will be decorated and displayed for your enjoyment. There will be a gingerbread house contest. Make sure to see these unique houses! Best one wins a prize. As if that wouldn't

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It’s hard to believe it, but it’s true. The first snow has officially fallen in the Smokies. Three inches touched ground on Mt. Leconte on Monday, October 4th. Leconte Lodge staff reported on Highonleconte.com that this was the biggest first snow in over thirty years. On Sunday, temperatures reached a high of 39 degrees and a low of 24 degrees which ushered in the snow the next morning. Gatlinburg hasn’t seen any snow fall in the city, but with peaks on Mt. Leconte being 20 degrees below the base of the mountain it’s no wonder snow fell. It has been

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Come to Gatlinburg and have "A Spooky Good Time" this October The Fall season is a popular Gatlinburg visiting time for people who love beautiful weather and amazing views. During the Fall, Gatlinburg comes alive with beautiful colors. The views in Gatlinburg are already amazing, but taking them in when the leaves are changing is just breathtaking. Not only are there great views, Gatlinburg also has a lot of events during the Fall months that can keep visitors very busy. The amazing weather and gorgeous fall colors create the perfect ambiance for family fun. A special night of spooky fun

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The 35th annual Gatlinburg Craftsmen Fair will be going on October 7-23, 2010. If you’ve missed the past 34 Fairs then now is the time to make it up! This Craftsmen Fair highlights the many unique talents of local artisans. They will have their goods on display for purchase and will even do demonstrations of the works. This event has been a Top 20 Event in the Southern US by the Southeast Tourism Society for many years so you know it has to be good! You’ll be able to enjoy the unique pottery skills by David Howard. His plates, lamps,

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Every day, every month, every season, and every year seems to bring something new and exciting to the city of Gatlinburg. Activities and events are constantly available for visitors of our beloved town in the Smoky Mountains. October of 2010 is slated to be a month of celebration of the colors of Fall. From cookouts, to decorating contests, the events in Gatlinburg during October are all centered around the beautiful season. Event planners focus on getting people out and about. We’re a friendly city, and October is a month full of friendly activities. Here’s a rundown of some of the

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