TSM Quick Take
Worth it for you?
Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Supper Show is a strong pick for families, multi-generation groups, and anyone who enjoys live-action sports, crowd participation, and a hearty Southern buffet. The draw is the outdoor, climate-controlled grandstand where professional lumberjacks compete in real timbersports with comedy and audience interaction, plus an all-you-can-eat supper buffet served before the show. Adults without kids who like dinner shows or kitschy fun will also find it worthwhile, especially with the option to bundle mini golf. The main drawback is the price point, which is higher than a typical attraction and may be a stretch for strict budgets, and the fixed buffet menu may not suit all dietary needs. Very young children or those sensitive to loud noises may find the show overwhelming, and those seeking quiet or educational experiences should look elsewhere.
Quick decision
Should You Go?
Worth it for families?
yes – The show is designed for families with school-age kids and teens, with physical stunts, comedy, and crowd participation that are easy to follow and entertaining.
Worth it for adults only?
yes – Adults who enjoy dinner shows, live sports, or lighthearted competition will appreciate the real lumberjack athletes and the buffet experience.
Worth it on a rainy day?
yes – The outdoor show is held under a climate-controlled grandstand and runs rain or shine, making it a reliable option in bad weather.
Best time of day?
Weekday evenings or earlier matinee shows (if available) are typically less crowded than prime weekend nights.
How long does it take?
2-3 hours including buffet, show, and arrival/exit time.
Biggest downside?
The price is higher than many attractions, especially for larger groups or strict budgets, and the fixed Southern buffet may not suit all dietary needs.
Combo pass worth it?
The Dinner Show + Mini Golf Bundle can be a good value if you plan to play mini golf; check official site for current details and inclusions.
Should you stay nearby?
no – While walkable from some Parkway hotels, most visitors will find it easier to drive and use the on-site parking at Lumberjack Square.
Tickets
Ticket Strategy
Tickets are best booked in advance, with adult single tickets typically starting in the mid-$50s before tax—confirm current pricing on the official site.
Single ticket
Mid-$50s adult tier (based on third-party listings); makes sense if you only want the supper show and buffet.
Combo pass
Dinner Show + Mini Golf Bundle is available and can be a good deal if you want to add mini golf to your visit; check the official site for exact inclusions and pricing.
Add-ons
Adventure Park access is referenced but not clearly bundled for 2026; verify on the official site if interested.
Prices and bundles change—always check the official tickets page before buying.
Duration
2.5-3 hours (including buffet time and 90-minute show)
Price
$55-60 per adult (save $5 online), lower pricing for children, VIP packages available
Best For
Families with kids who love action and competition • Groups looking for interactive entertainment • Visitors wanting something different from typical dinner theaters
Website
lumberjackfeud.comPro tip: Arrive exactly 75 minutes early for the buffet opening - you'll get first pick at the food and can grab seats in your preferred section before it gets crowded.
About Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Supper Show
Experience an action-packed evening filled with professional timbersports competition and hearty camp-style dining at Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Supper Show.
Amenities & Features
- Highly interactive show with impressive lumberjack skills, ax throwing demonstrations, and opportunities for audience members to participate
- Family-friendly entertainment that engages kids and adults alike with team competition format
- Some visitors genuinely enjoy the food, especially praising the rolls and butternut squash casserole
- Professional performers and friendly, welcoming staff
Insider Tips for Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Supper Show
Insider tips
Visitors most often point to Professional Timbersports Competition, Dawson vs McGraw Family Feud, and All-You-Can-Eat Camp Buffet. Arrive 60-75 minutes early for the buffet - it closes 5 minutes before showtime.
Dress casually and bring layers since the venue has an open-air feel. Mobile tickets are accepted, and you can save $5 booking online.
Before you go
Plan around 2.5-3 hours (including buffet time and 90-minute show) unless you are only stopping in briefly. Current price guidance on this page is $55-60 per adult (save $5 online), lower pricing for children, VIP packages available.
A website is linked here for direct confirmation of current details. Compare ticket links before you go, especially for weekends and peak travel periods.
Highlights
Don't Miss
experience
Professional Timbersports Competition
Watch real lumberjacks and lumberjills compete in over a dozen events like log rolling, speed climbing, and axe throwing. These aren't actors - they're actual professional competitors, and the skill level is incredible.
experience
Dawson vs McGraw Family Feud
The show centers around a rivalry between two families competing for bragging rights. You'll pick a side and cheer them on throughout the competition, making it interactive and engaging.
food
All-You-Can-Eat Camp Buffet
The Southern-style buffet opens 75 minutes before showtime with hearty comfort foods. It's not gourmet dining, but the portions are generous and the camp meal theme fits perfectly.
experience
Christmas Holiday Show
During the holiday season, they transform the show with winter theming, a huge Christmas tree, holiday music, and pit-smoked turkey feast. It's become one of our favorite Christmas traditions.
activity
Combo Adventure Park Access
You can bundle tickets with the adjacent Lumberjack Adventure Park for ropes courses and zip coasters. Many families do both for a full day of outdoor fun.
experience
Audience Participation Elements
This isn't a sit-and-watch show - you'll be cheering, booing, and getting involved in the competition. The energy is infectious and kids absolutely love the interactive format.
Upgrades & extras
Add-ons: Worth It or Skip It
Lumberjack Feud Adventure Park
CHECK OFFICIALAdventure Park activities like guest log rolling and speed climb are referenced but not confirmed as bundled with show tickets for 2026; check the official site for current access and pricing.
Mini Golf Park Bundle
WORTH ITIf you plan to play mini golf, the Dinner Show + Mini Golf Bundle offers a combined ticket at a lower rate than buying separately; confirm details and availability on the official site.
Plan the arrival
Parking Strategy
Best option
Lumberjack Square parking lot/garage shared with shops and cinema.
Walkable from a hotel
Some Parkway hotels are within walking distance, but most visitors will drive and park on-site.
Worst arrival times
Peak summer Saturdays and holiday weekends
Free or limited option
Parking at Lumberjack Square is generally free for show guests.
Family tip
Parking is close to the entrance and mostly level, making it manageable for strollers and older adults.
Know Before You Go(11 tips)
- Arrive 60-75 minutes early for the buffet - it closes 5 minutes before showtime
- Dress casually and bring layers since the venue has an open-air feel
- Mobile tickets are accepted, and you can save $5 booking online
- Winter shows are limited to weekends due to weather requirements
- Large backpacks aren't ideal for the theater seating
Best Times to Visit Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud Supper Show
Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud?
Show times vary by season with more performances during peak times and limited weekend shows in winter. The buffet opens 75 minutes before each showtime and the show itself runs about 90 minutes.
How much does Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud cost?
Adult tickets start around $55-60, with children's pricing lower. You can save $5 per adult ticket when booking online, and VIP packages are available for guaranteed seating.
Do I need reservations for Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud?
Yes, definitely book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. Shows can sell out on weekends and holidays, and you'll get the online discount.
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