Tennessee State Parks Events

Searching for a memorable destination that is uniquely Tennessee?  Looking for something to do on holiday weekend?  Needing a place to host that family reunion or business meeting?  Tennessee State Parks invites you to enjoy our good nature.

Signature Events

Tennessee State Parks feature special events that draw
visitors from across the region. From the National Rolley Hole Marble Tournament at Standing Stone to the Louie Bluie Music Festival at Cove Lake, Tennessee State Parks offer distinctive experiences and choice entertainment for all ages. History buffs will enjoy Tennessee’s longest running outdoor drama, “Liberty: The Saga of Sycamore Shoals,” at Sycamore Shoals or the archaeological significance of Pinson Mounds and Old Stone Fort. Whatever your interest, a special place or unique event is less than one tank away.

Click here for the July-August 2009 Tennessee State Parks Event Calendar

Click here for complete 2009 Tennessee State Parks Event Calendar

Click here for current Tennessee Conservationist magazine Event Calendar

In addition, our parks offer seasonal interpretive programming and workshops throughout the year.  To learn more about seasonal programs and workshops at specific sites, contact that state park directly.

Accommodations
Come for a day or stay and play longer at Tennessee State Parks.  We have more than 3,000 campsites and six modern inns with full-service restaurants. Our cabins range from rustic to well-appointed villas.

Meeting Planners
Tennessee State Parks can accommodate all types of groups and work within your budget to deliver a unique spot for your business or meeting needs. Five state parks have full conference centers with audio-visual equipment, copy centers, and WiFi compatibility. Sixteen state parks offer a variety of meeting rooms for smaller gatherings and most parks have picnic shelters or pavilions for outdoor gatherings.  Twelve parks have restaurants serving delicious home-style food and many will provide complete catering for your event.

Click here for Tennessee State Parks’ Meeting Planners Guide.