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Cabins For You
Emergency Phone Numbers:
· Emergency: 911
· Ambulance: 453-3200
· Sevier Medical Center: 453-7111
· Pigeon Forge Med. Clinic: 453-1924
Visitor Information:
· Smokey Mountain National Park Info: 436-1200
· Gatlinburg Department of Tourism: 430-4148
· Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism: 430-8574
· Sevierville Chamber of Commerce: 453-5411
Check-In:
Check in time is 4 p.m. or anytime after. If you would
like an early check-in you must let us know ahead of
time.
Upon Arrival:
· Report any damages or malfunctioning
appliances to our office immediately.
· Feel free to set the thermostat at the comfortable
temperature for you, but please do not set it below 55
degrees. Remember to set it back to the temperature
listed below upon your departure.
-Failure to do so could result in
extra charges to you.
Check-Out:
Check out time is 11 a.m. on the date of departure. If
you would like to extend your stay, please call the
office so we can check availability.
Upon Check-Out:
· Please run dirty dishes through dishwater and return
them to the cupboard
· Please check the thermostat see that the temperature
is set to 80 degrees in the summer and 65 degrees in the
winter
· Please place soiled linens and towels in the bathroom
· Please close all blinds and curtains to keep down heat
and protect furnishings
· Please make sure the cover is over the hot tub
· Please turn hot tub temperature down.
Charges May Result To You If:
· You throw trash over the decks ($100.00 fine)
· The check-out procedure is not followed properly
· There are damages to the cabin
· Move furniture
Telephone:
There are no charges for local calls, just pick up the
receiver and dial as usual. However, to make a long
distance call, you must use a calling card or call
collect. Please then following the calling instructions
of your long distance carrier. The area code for Sevier
County is 865. Remember: to make local calls you will
not need to use the area code.
Fireplace:
Cabins having a gas log fireplace. To operate, you need
only to turn the dial on the wall. If for some reason
this does not turn on, call the office number listed
above. WARNING: YOU CANNOT BURN WOOD in this fireplace.
It is not vented for wood burning.
Cabins having a wood burning fireplace. The wood is
located outside your cabin. If there is little or no
wood please call the office number listed above, we will
try our best to get some to you as soon as possible.
Remember: we do not provide kindling or matches.
Lost Items:
‘Cabins For You’ is not responsible for personal
property left behind, stolen or damaged during your
stay. If you find you have left something behind, call
our office at 1-800-684-7865 and we will try to locate
the missing items. If the items are located we will get
them back to you as soon as possible.
Bears:
If you see a bear in the area of your cabin, or
rummaging through the garbage cans in the area it is
best to stay away. Your cabin probably has a bear proof
garbage can outside to help prevent bears from coming
around you. Feeding the bears in the park or surrounding
areas is not in your best interest because bears are
dangerous and feeding them or purposely leaving trash
out for them is illegal. Remember that all bears are
dangerous. For yours and everyone else’s safety please
do not approach, taunt, or feed the bears.
Insects and Ladybugs:
Though all units are sprayed regularly by a professional
pest control company, ladybugs, wasps and other insects
sometimes affect rental units. If the bugs or insects
are a major problem please call our office so we can get
the problem taken care of.
A few years ago the National Park Service released
millions of ladybugs into the park to fight a
tree-killing insect that destroys the park’s trees. The
ladybug will eat the food source of the bug that is
destroying the trees. A large population on these
ladybugs are located in the Gatlinburg area.
Occasionally these ladybugs may visit our cabins. Once
the get inside the cabins they cannot locate an exist.
Sadly, the only way getting rid of them is by vacuuming
them up. The park service will not allow you to spray
for ladybugs since they were introduced to fight a
problem. Ladybugs like warm sunny places such as
windows. Even if you remove the ladybugs they will be
back again in hours. A ladybug is a small, harmless,
reddish/yellowish, bug with small black spots. Some
people believe they are good luck bugs. They do not pose
a health threat or cause any harm to humans. We will
continue to remove these critters upon checkout, but if
they appear during your stay please be patient with
them.
Television Services:
Please note what is printed on each remote, as you will
often find a remote for the VCR and still another for
the satellite programming. Be careful not to surf the
channels too fast, as that tends to trip up the
satellite.
Direct TV:
The TV channel should be set on channel 3. The VCR
should be turned off. Turn on the power button at the
top left hand corner of the satellite box. There is a
green indicator light below the power button on the box.
It will be lit when the power is turned on to the
satellite. There should be a channel guide located near
on the TV stand. Channels may vary slightly as each
cabin is subscribed to different program packages.
Cable:
To use the cable, simply turn on the TV and use the
channel button to change channels.
Dish:
To use the Dish TV, power button must be on to the Dish
box. The TV should be on channel 3 and the VCR should be
turned off. The following reference applies to those
remotes that read DISH at the bottom on the remote.
· To surf for a program press the up or down button on
the remote or enter the channel number using the number
keys.
· To open the program guide, press guide button
· To see information about a program: Press the info
button while in the program guide, or while viewing a
program, browse themes.
· To switch between satellite and local programming:
press the TV/ VIDEO button.
· To view ABC(6), CBS(8), NBC(10), PBS(2), and Fox(43),
turn the power to the satellite box off and set the TV
to the appropriate channel.
Hot Tub:
· Please check to see that the tub is at the temperature
that you would like it.
· There is a thermostat on the top or under hot tub
cabinet. It may take several hours to reach the desired
temperature.
· Please DO NOT put anything in the hot tub, such as:
bath oils, bubbles, food coloring, whipped cream, hot
fudge, etc.
· For your safety, health warning are posted on the hot
tub as well as the next page.
Hot Tub Instructions:
Your spa can be switched among Standard, Economy, and
Sleep Modes by touching the TEMP pad and then the LIGHT
pad. If your spa is in the Standard mode, the low speed
of pump 1 and the heater will come on automatically to
maintain the set temperature of the water. If your spa
is set in the Economy mode, the heater will operate ONLY
during the filtration cycles. The pump will circulate
for approximately two minutes several times throughout
the day to sample water temperature.
If your spa is set in the Sleep mode, the heater and
pump will operate either during a filtration cycle or,
when the temperature drops below 20 degrees F, from the
set temperature.
The selected mode will be displayed in the LED window of
the control panel. When in Standard mode, the letters ST
are displayed, followed by the water temperature. When
in Economy mode, the letters EC are displayed
alternately with the water temperature. When in Sleep
mode, the letters SL are displayed alternately with the
water temperature.
Caution:
For your safety:
· PREGNANT WOMAN, BABIES, AND PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
HEART DISEASE, DIABETES, HIGH OR LOW BLOOD PRESSURE
SHOULD NOT ENTER THE HOT TUB WITHOUT PRIOR MEDICAL
CONSULTATION AND PERMISSION FROM THEIR DOCTOR.
· DO NOT USE THE HOT TUB WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
ALCOHOL; NARCOTICS OR OTHER DRUGS THAT CAUSE SLEEPINESS;
DROWSINESS OR RAISE OR LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE.
· THE HOT TUB COVER MUST BE COMPLETELY REMOVED BEFORE
ENTERING THE HOT TUB. TO MINIMIZE THE POTENTIAL FOR
DAMAGE TO THE COVER, IT IS NECESSARY FOR TWO ADULTS TO
REMOVE AND LATER REPLACE THE COVER.
· DO NOT SIT, STAND, OR JUMP ON THE HOT TUB COVER.
PLEASE OBSERVE THE RULES AND REGULATIONS, AS YOU WILL BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY NEGLIGENCE.
· DO NOT USE ALONE. UNSUPERVISED USE BY CHILDREN IS
PROHIBITED.
Be cautious of the intake valve by the filter as it has
dangerous suction. Do not sit on or near. Keep children
away!
· ENTER AND EXIT SLOWLY
· OBSERVE REASONABLE TIME LIMITS TO AVOID NAUSEA,
DIZZINESS AND FAINTING.
· KEEP ALL BREAKABLE OBJECTS OUT OF THE AREA
Warning:
DO NOT PUT ANY SOAP, BATH OIL, ETC. IN THE HOT TUB. THIS
WILL CAUSE THE TUB TO MALFUNCTION AND WILL PLACE IT OUT
OF ORDER FOR AT LEAST A DAY. YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR
REPAIRING ANY DAMAGE CAUSED OR EXTRA CLEANING BY PUTTING
MATERIALS INTO HOT TUB.
· Please make sure the cover stays on the hot tub when
not in use to conserve the heat, and that the cover is
locked down to keep wind from blowing it off causing
possible damage to the glass or cabin.
PLEASE RESPECT OUR INVESTMENTS. THANK YOU.
Important Phone Numbers:
Gatlinburg
Mountain Pharmacy: 436-6799
Parkway Pharmacy: 436-4240
Pigeon Forge
Walgreen's (24 hours): 428-3659
Wal-Mart: 429-6009
Kroger: 428-0629
Pigeon Forge Drugs: 453-5470
Sevierville
CVS: 453-4175
Kroger: 429-1451
Stewarts Drugs: 453-7121
Pizza / Food Delivery:
Gatlinburg
Copelli's Pizza and Subs: 774-6443
Domino's Pizza: 436-2020
Papa John's Pizza: 430-7777
Pizza Hut: 436-6512
Pigeon Forge
Capelli's Pizza & Subs: 908-0444
Domino's Pizza: 429-1818
Geno's Pizza: 428-2496
Pizza Hut: 428-2400
Sevierville
Capelli's Pizza and Subs: 774-7642
Domino's Pizza: 428-8888
Little Caesars Pizza: 453-8999
Papa John's Pizza: 429-4455
Pizza Hut: 453-8000
Groceries:
Gatlinburg
Food City: 430-3116
Save-A-Lot Market: 436-6253
Pigeon Forge
Food City: 453-4977
Kroger: 429-0874
Sevierville
Food City: 453-2882
Kroger: 429-1198
Taxi / Trolley:
All Park Taxi: 908-0911
All Right Taxi: 429-3531
Pigeon Forge Trolley: 453-6444
Gatlinburg Trolley: 436-3897
Locksmith:
Jim’s Lock & Key: 453-3897
Area Attractions:
Pigeon Forge
Dollywood: 428-9488
Dolly’s Splash Country: 428-9488
Louise Mandrell Theatre: 453-6263
Dixie Stampede: 453-4400
Comedy Barn: 428-5222
Black Bear Jamboree: 908-7469
Gatlinburg
Fort Fun: 436-2326
Camp Thunder: 430-Race
Christus Gardens: 436-5155
Gatlinburg Aerial Tramway: 436-5423
Gatlinburg Sky Lift, Inc.: 436-4307
Guinness World Of Records Museum: 436-9100
Hillbilly Golf: 436-7470
Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort & Amusement Park: 436-5423
Ripley's Aquarium Of The Smokies: 430-8848
Ripley's Believe It Or Not Museum: 436-5096
Smoky Mountain Winery: 436-7551
Star Cars Museum: 430-2200
Welcome to the Great Smokey Mountains
The dominant geographic and economic feature of
Sevier County is, without a doubt, the Great Smokey
Mountain National Park.
The Great Smokey Mountain National Park is one of the
largest protected land areas east of the Rocky
Mountains. The park has over 500,000 acres of forest and
730 miles of fishing streams. It is also home to 60
mammal species, 20 snake species, 1340 native tree
species, and 1,500 species of flowering plants.
The vegetation in the park is most biologically diverse
in the National Park system. The Smokey Mountain
National Park engages in comprehensive research
programs, such as air quality monitoring, to foster an
understanding of Park resources and how they are
affected by local, regional, and global influences.
The United Nations designated the Park as an
international Biosphere Reserve. The international
system contains over 320 reserves in over 80 countries
with primary objectives of conserving diversity and
coordinating environmental education, research, and
monitoring.
The Smokies also have a rich cultural history. Cherokee
Indians moved into the area about 1000 years ago and
permanent white settlement began around the 1800s. The
coming of the commercial logging operations around 1900
stripped trees from two-thirds of what is now Parkland.
Established in 1934, the park was created from more than
6,000 tracts of private commercial land that was bought
with money raised by public and private donations. |
