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Chickasaw State Park offers many activities to its visitors including camping, golfing, paddling, bird-watching, interpretive programming, swimming, hiking, biking, fishing, and horseback riding. Chickasaw has three campgrounds: the RV campground, the tent campground, and the wrangler campground.
It has a large day use area with pavilions, swimming area, playground, boat ramps and tennis courts. We drove through the day use area to get to the campground at the rear of the park. The campground is used for the county fair so if you want to camp here you may want to check on those dates.
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Nov 2, 2017 · Mother Nature’s beauty is amazing. From the colorful leaves in the fall to the green rolling hills in the spring, Tennessee’s natural landscape is stunning. With four seasons and some of the most breathtaking views, the state is a sight for sore eyes. And it isn’t just the backdrop that’s impressive.
- About Tennessee State Parks
- Roan Mountain State Park in Carter County
- Big Ridge State Park in Union County
- Cumberland Mountain State Park in Cumberland County
- Fall Creek Falls State Park in Van Buren County
- Rock Island State Park in Warren County
- Tims Ford State Park in Franklin County
- Henry Horton State Park in Marshall County
- Montgomery Bell State Park in Dickson County
- Natchez Trace State Park in Scott County
Since 1937, Tennessee State Parks has been protecting and promoting the unique natural, cultural, and historic resources of citizens. Today, this organization continues to fulfill this mission while promoting stronger communities through recreation and education. As of this writing, there are a total of 54 Tennessee state parks. While they are all ...
Near the Tennessee-North Carolina state line, in the Blue Ridge of the Appalachian Mountains, is a 2000+ acre park with Doe River winding its way silently through it, offering a quiet sanctuary to East Tennessee visitors and residents alike. The centerpiece of the park is the Miller Farmstead, an authentic Appalachian settlement from its early days...
Big Ridge State Park is a heavily wooded, 3,687-acre park located in the Appalachian Ridge. Created in the 1930s as part of the Tennessee Valley Authority's (TVA) Norris Project, the park has offered visitors a natural refuge for many generations. Visitors to Big Ridge State Park find the 49-acre lake to be the focal point of life within. Canoe, pa...
Cumberland Mountain State Park is located in a segment of the great upland, which extends from western New York to central Alabama known as the Cumberland Plateau. During President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal era, there was an initiative to relocate poverty-stricken families on the plateau to a newer, more futile and productive homestead communit...
Tennessee's largest and most visited park encompasses more than 26,000 acres across the eastern top of the Cumberland Plateau. With its many cascades, gorges, waterfalls, and streams along the many trails and observation spots scattered throughout, the park draws visitors from all over the world. One of Tennessee's resort-style state parks, Fall Cr...
Where the Caney Fork River feeds into the TVA-created Center Hill Lake sits Rock Island State Park. Freestyle kayakers from all over the world come to Rock Island for its challenging whitewater sections, but most visitors are there simply to enjoy the scenery or partake in the activities. The park hosts an abandoned textile mill built in 1892 and o...
The 1,300 acres surrounding the Tims Ford Reservoir make up a state park bearing its name, which has been said to be one of the most picturesque spots in the state. With playgrounds and picnic pavilions scattered throughout, the park focuses primarily on the lake and is a prime destination for worldwide bass fishermen. Due to the high volume of wat...
In the 1960s, Tennessee constructed a premier park on the 1,100-acre estate of former Governor Henry Horton. The land was part of his wife's family estate, and remnants of the use throughout the centuries are still in existence along the hiking trails today. Henry Horton Park sits along the banks of the Duck River and is a popular spot for kayakers...
Montgomery Bell State Park was born of the iron industry in Middle Tennessee. The park’s namesake, Montgomery Bell, formed one of the largest iron industries in the state. Iron was once thought to be more valuable than gold and was a very lucrative industry at the time. A spotlight feature of the park is the site of the first Cumberland Presbyteria...
The Old Natchez Trace was a route used by Native Americans, explorers, and traders during America's earliest days. As a provision of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal program, a park was formed to celebrate the spirit of those who had once walked the rugged route that spanned from what is today Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville. Located on a...
Visit Chickasaw State Park while visiting Chester County, this 14,400-acre Park and forest was once part of a vast area belonging to the Chickasaw Nation prior to the Jackson Purchase of 1818. Numerous miles of fire roads and trails wind through the scenic timberlands which embraces Lake Placid.
While you are here, be sure to check out the best places to eat, shop and stay. Spend time in the great outdoors at Chickasaw State Park, learn more about downtown Henderson’s history or join us at the Henderson Arts Commission’s Arts in the Alley in the Sue Shelton White Downtown Park.
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See and Do: Chester County Courthouse. 133 East Main Street, Henderson, TN. Chickasaw State Park. 20 Cabin Lane, Henderson, TN. Civil War Trail Markers. Front Street, Henderson, TN. Freed-Hardeman University and the Roland Historical Room. 158 East Main Street, Henderson, TN.
