The park's location occupies land that was once part of the original Old Mill complex site.
The park hosts the annual Winterfest light displays, featuring over 15 million lights across the city.
It serves as a trailhead for a six-mile continuous greenway system along the river.
The flag display is maintained to represent the specific order of statehood admission to the Union.
The park features a dedicated memorial dedicated to local veterans of the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
Patriot Park is a dedicated tribute to local veterans located along the banks of the Little Pigeon River in Pigeon Forge. The grounds feature a large patriotic display, including a collection of flags from all 50 U.S. states and various military branches. A central walking path circles the park, providing connectivity to the Pigeon Forge Riverwalk Greenway. The area serves as a primary site for city-wide events, including the Patriot Festival held annually on July 4th. A historical replica of the Liberty Bell is housed on the premises. Visitors will find dedicated memorials and plaques honoring those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The park is integrated into the city's trolley system infrastructure as a major transit hub.
The riverbank path overlooking the water with the flag displays in the background.
Bring comfortable walking shoes to take full advantage of the connected Riverwalk Greenway.
Visit during the early evening to see the permanent light displays that illuminate the walking paths.
Check the city event calendar before visiting, as the park is frequently reserved for large festivals and concerts.
Do not attempt to park in the private lots reserved specifically for the Old Mill restaurant and shops, as these are monitored.
The park is frequently closed or restricted to public access during major city festivals and holiday events.
Respectful behavior is expected near memorial monuments and flag displays.
