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Upcoming Events at Tennessee State Parks

Sycamore Shoals State Park hosts the final weekend of Liberty! on July 29-31.

Twin Arches State Natural Area Trail Hike in Big South Fork is Saturday, July 31.

Frozen Head State Park hosts Civilian Conservation Corps Reunion on Saturday, July 31.

Red Clay State Park hosts its 28th Annual Cherokee Days of Recognition Festival on August 7-8.

Burgess Falls State Park hosts its 6th Annual Butterfly Garden Celebration on August 14.

Plan Your Green Vacation Getaway

New Green vacation homes at David Crockett and Montgomery Bell State Parks reflect sustainable building practices, reduce pollution and offer beautiful, comfortable places to stay with family and friends at David Crockett and Montgomery Bell State Park.

David Crockett State Park cabin

Learn more about how you can enjoy our good nature while staying at these exceptional Green Villas and Cabins.

Less Than One Tank Trip Features

Liberty!: The Saga of Sycamore Shoals is presented at Sycamore Shoals State Park on July 29-31. Liberty!, Tennessee’s official outdoor drama, is the must-see event at Sycamore Shoals State Park in Carter County each summer. The drama depicts the 18th-century settlement of northeast Tennessee and tells the story of the major events surrounding the Watauga Settlement on the grounds where they actually happened. Seating is available in the Watauga Amphitheater and performances begin evenings at 7:30 p.m. EDT. There is an admission fee. For more information call (423) 543-5808.

Tennessee State Parks offers a variety of signature events throughout 2010 on the Less Than One Tank Trips Calendar.

 

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Tennessee State Parks feature special events that draw visitors from across the region. Check out current state park calendars.

Friends make a difference at Tennessee State Parks. Learn more about the many Volunteer Opportunities in Tennessee State Parks.

Learn more about the economic impact of Tennessee State Parks from the 2009 University of Tennessee’s “Estimated Economic Impacts of Tennessee State Parks” Report.

Take time to get outdoors and explore the natural, cultural and historical wonder of Tennessee this summer. Tennessee State Parks feature a variety of outdoor adventures where you can make memories that will last a lifetime.