Visit them to learn more history about Townsend and the park! More

This is a nice new center but it is a little like a movie set instead of real thing. I hate to criticize a non-profit Center but there is so much free stuff in the townsend area that this seems a shame. The Visitor Cent is free, has clean restrooms and a neat gift shop of local artist and Smoky... More

This is a great place to go to learn about the history and heritage of the mountain people who settled this area. Very infomative and a great place for the whole family! More

A great history of the locale, with folks that know the area and it's history. Always something special going on. More

decent place to gather info before you drive into Smokies. clean restrooms. More

Authentic representation of Appalachian way of life from blacksmithing, cooking on the hearth to log cabin construction. Not just educational - it is fun. And in the summer the concert series is excellent, showcasing local and not so local performers. Last summer's Steve Kaufman concert was A+ entertainment. More

We spent nearly two hours with our 4- and 6-year-old kids at this wonderful, hands-on museum. A little more interpretation would have been nice, but exploring the outdoor exhibits was great fun. Nice gift shop too! More

Very clean & the staff is very curtious & willing to help give directions and or anything that a traveler may need. More

Don't miss an opportunity to learn about the Smokies history ... lots of exhibits and information .... Special events all year 'round, check out their website for more about those. A must see and visit stop if you come to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park More