Unable to access park as it had construction fence all around. False advertising as the park is not…read moreopen.

Nice local little park for my grand daughter. Excellent design to stir up the imagination of a…read more3&1/2 year old. She has so much fun that she didn't want to leave. We'll definitely be going back for more play time in a well layed out design for children's safe experience.

Twin falls was the best fall we saw on our visit of TN waterfalls. If you look carefully you will…read moresee that the water is coming out from the rock on the side of the gorge. It's actually leaking through the rocks from the reservoir on the other side. So it's partially a man made fall. The rock here is porous so this is basically a leak... The good news is that it is a steady and dependable fall, even when other falls are just trickles.

Very cool place awesome hike. Dipping in the water on a hot day was amazing. All kinds of beautiful…read morenature and sounds. Brought a publix sub from florida to enjoy out here

This is kind of a strange park as several sites are distributed widely but considered under the…read moresame umbrella. I visited several, including their headquarters with a wounded hawk at the entrance, a rainforest-y loop trail, and a splendid-looking waterfall. Individually, the sites were nice but not the best the state has to offer, but when one considers the sum total of various environs and the fact that Tennessee state parks do not charge admission, I struggle to criticize. I noted that a park ranger gently pushed someone to leash their dog on the trail without getting into a confrontation.

Denny Cove Falls trail is a wonderful, moderate hike. Out & back to a gorgeous waterfall. The trail…read moreis well marked and maintained. It's a long gravel road to the parking lot dedicated just to this particular trailhead.

Great state park. Excellent camping! Very clean and staff was great. There are some great hiking…read moretrails. If you are hiking to the falls, be aware when you climb down all those stairs, you have to climb up them to get back to the rim. The west Rim trail is great as well, not quite as strenuous as the tail to the falls.

So many great trails to choose from here! There are some that aren't super advanced and have a…read morequick route and others that might take you several hours.

Drost Park aka "Dead Children's Playground"…read more I watched an episode of a paranormal show once and this location piqued my curiosity. I googled to see its location and we included it in our itinerary when we visited the South. The area is somewhat hidden and if you're not looking for it you won't be able to find it. We drove past an old cemetery to get to the area and the first thing we noticed is a covered section with picnic benches... like a picnic area. The playground area is in a little cove, not very deep, just slightly below, and there are steps to take you down. The locals call it Dead Children's Playground. There are rumors of the playground being home to spirits, dead children spirits. It's been investigated by many paranormal groups, from amateurs to pros. I can't remember the show I saw this episode from but if you search YouTube for "dead children's playground" you'll find other people's video clips and "investigations" posted on there. Supposedly, (from the paranormal show and internet stories) that in 1960's, a series of child disappearances cases were reported in Huntsville. With none of them turning up, it was suspected that an unknown person from the neighborhood killed the children. According to the local legend the spirits of children buried in the cemetery come out late at night to play on the playground. Swings move on their own, ghostly figures are seen on the equipment, and disembodied voices, laughter, and screams can be heard. They're especially very active between 10p to 3a which was well past most kids' bedtimes. Is it haunted?? The verdict: So far, I have not been able to document or find any proof that there is activity in the playground because none of the children came out to play with me. I'm sure Ryan M (San Antonio TX) can! Still fun to visit, though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Happy "ghost" haunting! Review #1859

Small park above the Maple Hill Cemetery. The cemetery is pretty old and the playground attracts…read moreodd folks who want a little haunting in their life. Place to picnic and the kids to play, not really in the cemetery. Fun little stop and the cemetery in spring is lovely. A fun geocache isn't far away.

Our experience was amazing. This place is an excellent choice for those who really appreciate the…read moreoutdoors and are looking for unique experiences. Grant and Becky (campground hosts) truly care about the campers experience.

We had a great relaxing stay at the cabin. It was really cool to be that close to the falls.The…read morehost was amazing and had great recommendations for local things to do.

Randomly stopped en route to Florida. Spent couple hours hiking few of the trails around the lake…read more They ladies in the little office were very friendly and knowledgeable. Hard paved park with resting areas almost every 200'

Tims Ford was the name of a pioneer river crossing in this area. Eventually, this lake became known…read moreas Tims Ford Lake- and is a 10K acre lake. The 2,200 acre land around it was developed into the Tims Ford State Park. Today, it has a visitors center, a gift shop, 20 cabins, 2 marinas, 8 boat ramps, fishing, picnic pavillions, playgrounds, a recreation center, paved walking paths, mountain biking paths, and 4 hiking trails- the Clifton Doyle Trail (.55 mile), the Highland Rim Wildflower Trail (.25 mile), the Lost Creek Overlook Trail (1.35 mile), and the Spann House Trail (a 3.8 mile loop). The coolest thing about this park is that if you decide to boat, it has a floating restaurant you can boat up to, and six islands with campsites you can boat up to and camp at. The aviary has a gorgeous owl, and we enjoyed the overlook we hiked up to.

Lovely little park with killer views of the Tennessee River and Scotsboro AL in the distance…read more Nothing to do other than the view, but it's a really nice one. The restrooms were great, well-stocked, and cleaner than most parks I have been to. Kudos for that park people! It's worth a stop if you are in the area. Gotta soak it all up when you can, folks. '26 - 122

Stopping here is a no brainer. It's just a quick turn off a long highway into a small parking lot…read morethat has a short walking path and an outstanding viewpoint overlooking a huge lake with mountains and trees all around. If you like taking a break from driving, looking at big lakes, mountains and trees at the same time, and listening to chirping birds and getting fresh air, this is your spot. Spend 5 mins getting a pic, or meditate in the grass for hours and get your chakras balanced and what have you. Easy to see. Worth seeing. Pull in and take a look for yourself.

Nice big lake. Lots of piers and spots for fishing. Parks and boat launches a plenty…read more Didnt catch many fish and i am told that other lakes nearby provide more opportunity for fisherman.

It's so pretty here! One of the best places I've ever been to. I'm from CA and here on a family…read morevacation and I've never been to a place so green! The water is a refreshing warm and the vibes are endless! We rented a boat and spent the whole day cruising around, floating and tubing. Wish we were here a few days longer though, but we will be back! HIGHLY RECOMMEND COMING HERE!

I love this park. For many reasons. The peaceful, uncrowded…read moreatmosphere (at least when we go) The drive up/in is nice. The hike is easy/moderate depending. Still pretty areas to see even if you stay in the vehicle or, parking lot. We like to go to the falls whenever possible!

The RV park at Fall Creek is simply excellent. The sites are covered with trees, they are paved…read more Mostly back in but some pull through. Some full hookup. Most are reasonably level, some are not so much. The park has a lodge which itself is very nice, modern with rock walls, great views of the lake and a nice restaurant. They also have a nice store, outfitters shop with mostly clothing and gifts. Nice laundry. The place is beautiful. Quiet. It's one the best park RV spots you could ever visit. I noticed a lot of dead pines. Be aware that they may fall. I would consider the possibility when camping. I also noticed a lot of poison ivy in this area of TN. Watch out.