Tennessee State Parks is a network of 57 state parks across the state of Tennessee, offering a diverse array of natural, cultural, and recreational experiences. From the rugged beauty of the Cumberland Plateau to the serene shores of Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee State Parks protect over 132,000 acres of forests, rivers, waterfalls, and historic sites.
Managed by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, these parks are known for their accessibility—most charge no entrance fees—and their commitment to conservation, education, and outdoor recreation. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, boating, fishing, swimming, birdwatching, and more. Many parks also feature lodges, cabins, golf courses, and interpretive programs that highlight Tennessee’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Whether you're chasing waterfalls, paddling scenic waterways, or exploring Civil War battlefields, Tennessee State Parks offer something for every kind of adventurer—all while preserving the land for future generations.
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