About Tennessee State Parks

Tennessee State Parks deliver Appalachian beauty with caves, waterfalls, and historic sites.

Tennessee's state parks offer a stunning array of natural and historical attractions, from the rolling hills of the Cumberland Plateau to the cascading waterfalls of the Appalachian Mountains. Fall Creek Falls State Park, one of the largest and most popular, is home to breathtaking waterfalls, extensive hiking trails, and pristine lakes. For a unique underground adventure, Cumberland Caverns State Park provides guided tours of its vast cave system, showcasing stunning rock formations and subterranean beauty.

History and culture are deeply ingrained in Tennessee's state parks, making them ideal destinations for exploration and learning. Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park in Nashville offers a glimpse into the state’s rich heritage, with monuments and exhibits celebrating Tennessee’s history and culture. Meanwhile, David Crockett State Park honors the legendary frontiersman with hiking trails, a museum, and scenic landscapes. Whether you're marveling at natural wonders or delving into the state’s past, Tennessee’s state parks offer experiences for all interests.