Smaller lots
A smaller parcel may suit buyers who want less land to maintain or a location closer to existing roads and development. Compare the actual dimensions, access, terrain, utilities, and surrounding properties.
Browse current Gatlinburg land for sale, from smaller lots to larger acreage. If you are also open to land near Gatlinburg, compare the wider Smoky Mountain land search.

Gatlinburg land listings range from smaller lots to larger tracts and managed-community parcels. Open each listing to compare the size, location, road access, and details that matter to you.
A smaller parcel may suit buyers who want less land to maintain or a location closer to existing roads and development. Compare the actual dimensions, access, terrain, utilities, and surrounding properties.
Larger tracts can offer more room and privacy, but the acreage alone does not show how the land is shaped, sloped, or accessed. Review the road frontage and how much of the property fits your plans.
Some listings may be lots within a resort, campground, or managed community. Compare what is included, recurring fees, shared amenities, restrictions, utility arrangements, and the exact type of ownership being offered.
One offering may include more than one parcel. Check which parcels are included, whether they connect, how each is reached, and how the total acreage is described in the current listing and property records.
These current MLS listings match JET's Gatlinburg land search. Open any property to compare its asking price, acreage, available location details, road access, photos, and listing notes.

$99,000
4229 E Parkway #136, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Gatlinburg, TN, 37738
C · RV Lot
Source: Great Smoky Mountains MLS
Office: Miles Real Estate Services LLC
Listing Update Timestamp: 2026-08-24T11:56:26Z
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Start with the current listings, then compare the location, amount of land, road access, and details that matter for the way you hope to use it.
Some buyers want land close to downtown. Others want more acreage or a quieter setting outside the city. Compare the actual location, drive, road, and nearby development instead of relying only on the word Gatlinburg.
A smaller lot may fit one plan, while larger acreage may offer more space and privacy. Compare the acreage with the shape of the property, slope, road frontage, and how much land you want to maintain.
Tell JET whether you hope to build, hold the land, create a getaway, or use it another way. We can help narrow the search. If you find a parcel you like, your builder and other local experts can help confirm whether it works for your plans.
Prices change with the available listings, location, acreage, access, views, utilities, and the land itself. Start with current asking prices, then compare what is included with each property.
The Gatlinburg search may include larger tracts. For acreage near Gatlinburg, also use the wider Smoky Mountain land search, then compare the actual location and drive.
Not every parcel will work for every cabin plan. Look at access, slope, utilities, septic or sewer options, and restrictions, then have the right local professionals confirm whether your plan works on that property.