Stay With Indoor Waterparks and $50 Arcade Credit at Wilderness at the Smokies! Your Smoky Mountain Adventure Awaits!
Wilderness at the Smokies
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Family-friendly resort offers plenty to do, including three water parks, a three-story indoor water coaster, a roof top pool and a Family Adventure Center with an arcade, indoor roller coaster, bowling lanes an XD theater and more!
Hotel at a Glance: Wilderness at the Smokies Stone Hill Lodge
Wilderness at the Smokies is home to the Wild WaterDome, Tennessee’s Largest Indoor Waterpark, which features a see-through roof and a newly completed 40,000 square foot expansion in December of 2023! The expansion includes a three-story water coaster, a Lazy River equipped with LED color changing lighting and a revamped indoor/outdoor hot spa. In addition, we’ve added Lookout Lagoon – a roof top pool with a glass edge offering fantastic views of the Great Smoky Mountains. Last but certainly not least, we completely overhauled our multi-level water play feature – Washout Mountain. This new structure features 45 play and spray features, four body slides and two pool sliders for the lil’ squirts to enjoy!
- RIDE, BLAST, and COMPETE! Perfect your sharp-shooting at XD Dark Ride, a 3-D adventure ride game! (additional fee)
- Indoor Roller Coaster!?!: Rocky Top Glider, first of its kind in Tennessee, is an indoor suspended roller cloud coaster – over 400 linear feet with two lift hills! (additional fee)
- Bring your appetite for our two new restaurants – Camp Social – a 5,000 square foot family friendly food hall and Peak Bar and Eatery (seasonal).
- Get creative at our new Wild Stuff Workshop where children can pick their own special stuffy to take home.
- Hike through a different kind of wilderness at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is about 18 miles away.
Need To Know Info
- 4-day cancellation notice required prior to check-in or reservation is non-refundable; reservations made within cancellation window are non-refundable
- No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate
- Traveler name must match ID at time of check-in
- No refunds will be processed by Groupon after check-in
- Must be 18+ to check in
- Credit card required at check-in
- $32.87 daily resort fee added at purchase
- Rates may vary by date and are subject to availability
- Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased
- Final price at checkout may include an additional Groupon service fee, which Groupon retains as compensation for facilitating your reservation; this fee will not exceed 6% of the nightly cost of the reservation
- Total price is inclusive of all taxes and fees.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
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About Wilderness at the Smokies
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Alex
1 rating|1 review
Clean room, fun water park, great arcade
Merchant reply:
6 days ago
Thank you for choosing Wilderness at the Smokies Alex!
Iesha
1 rating|1 review
It was Amazing ! The room was clean , staff was friendly , food was amazing. Definitely will be back
Merchant reply:
15 days ago
Thank you Lesha!
Rene
4 ratings|1 review
Very nice
Merchant reply:
49 days ago
Thank you for staying with us here at Wilderness at the Smokies Rene!
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297nathann
|1 review
BEWARE!!! My wife, two young children and myself visited wilderness in the smokies on March 30th. We were there for less than 12 hours before both my kids were puking and bed ridden. The only thing they did that we didn’t was eat the repugnant food being served within the park. After about 10 hours they were both fine, clearly food poisoning. The park itself was severely understaffed and seemingly run by teenagers. There were giant middle-aged men roaming around, drinking well past the point of being drunk in the pools with my children. Once again, being looked after by teenagers that basically did nothing to control the situation. The water quality was murky at best. There was tons of debris, a bloody used bandaid, floating in the pools. I watched several people, including an employee, just step on a nasty pair of underwear left on the ground and keep walking. Empty pizza boxes and chicken tender plates were strewn about all the tables. This place was truly nasty and the establishment doesn’t seem to care. I emailed them voicing my concerns and they didn’t even take the time to respond. I am forced now to contact the department of health. You’d be better served to throw a couple hundred dollars in the trash and avoid the chaos and filth of this place.
swood311
|1 review
Okay Experience The check-in process was easy. The room was clean, but the bathroom was tiny. We paid for a double queen room with a balcony, but we didn't get a balcony. They gave us a small patio instead. The indoor waterpark was fun. The water is cold. They have an option to pay for after hour water park access, and that was great. The hour doesn't include the wave pool FYI. We got to slide all the slides more than once. The Stone Hill Lodge has a restaurant at the front. The food wasn't great. I'd suggest eating at the restaurants nearby. This was our first experience here but probably won't be back.
frankfM50MD
|1 review
Downtimes at Wilderness in the Smokies Rooms are extremely small and bedding is uncomfortable. Food prices are unbelievably expensive. Example, two one topping pizzas and two liter of soda was $32 as a “special.” Staff not entirely friendly considering it is a family resort. Always felt things were being pushed on us that we weren’t interested in. Also, they boast a Starbucks’s, but it isn’t full service and is paltry at best. Third time going and continues to worsen. Won’t return