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Bridgemont: Events & Entertainment Destination
Bridgemont is an event and entertainment destination situated on 1000-acres of prime real estate in Sevierville, Tennessee. With stunning views of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Bridgemont will be a one-of-a-kind resort-city destination.
Visitors and locals alike will experience Bridgemont's amenities in an atmosphere specifically designed to take advantage of and preserve the natural beauty of the area. The project has been carefully planned to create the areas first year-round destination to serve the millions of visitors that annually vacation to the area.
Projects situated on approximately 82 acres are currently underway. These projects include one 18-hole championship golf course, a second 18-hole resort course, a new Events Center for the City of Sevierville, a 264 room convention hotel, 213 two key condominiums (426 total rooms), 186 unit time-shares, an 80,000 sq. ft. indoor water park and a two-acre outdoor water park. Developers for these projects are The City of Sevierville Public Building Authority, Cendant, New York, NY, The Goodman Company, West Palm Beach, FL, Wilderness Resorts, Wisconsin Dells, WI, and Wyndham Worldwide, Parsippany, NJ.
The Shops at Bridgemont is a 600,000 sq. ft. venue of shopping, dining and entertainment being developed on 75 acres of land by The Goodman Company of West Palm Beach, FL.
Bridgemont is expected to have a significant impact on area tourism. The destination will appeal to and up-ticket the existing visitor base, yet attract a more upscale demographic historically not a large percentage of the market.
With over 10 million visitors annually, this is the 6th most visited tourist destination in the country. An area known for its natural beauty, entertainment and the gracious hospitality of the community, Bridgemont will specifically cater to families, groups and events looking for the best of both worlds - a destination within an easy days drive, but also in the midst of the beautiful shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains.
To learn more, visit Bridgemont.net