Eight Tennessee State Parks, including Henry Horton State Park, will serve Thanksgiving meals at their restaurants, providing families an opportunity to enjoy a holiday feast without the preparation hassle. The meals will be available on Thanksgiving Day, with reservations needed for certain parks.
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State parks offers Tennessee Promise hours
STATE NEWS | Thirty nine of Tennessee's 56 state parks will host Tennessee Promise Saturday on June 25.
Tims Ford State Park, others offer guided hikes on National Trails Day on June 3
All 56 Tennessee State Parks, including Tims Ford, will offer guided hikes during National Trails Day on Saturday, June 4.
Help Tims Ford win favorite My TN State Park
Love to canoe, camp, fish, and explore Tims Ford State Park in Franklin County? Show them a little love in the My TN State Park competition that ends on January 31.
State seeks public input for Tims Ford State Park pool replacement
Tennessee State Parks will seek input from visitors of Tims Ford State Park in a meeting Dec. 14 to discuss replacement options for the swimming pool currently at the park.
Middle Tennessee state park gets latest color blind fall leaf viewfinder
Just in time for peak, fall leaf-peeping season, TN Tourism installs another colorblind viewer in a Middle Tennessee state park.
Tims Ford State Park hosts clean up on National Public Lands Day
Beginning Sept. 25, Tennessee State Parks will host volunteer events through the month of October in support of the Tennessee Serves monthly challenge. Activities will take place at all 56 Tennessee State Parks including Tims Ford State Park located between Moore and Franklin counties.
TN State Parks raising funds to repair recently damaged trails
The TN State Parks system recently announced a fundraising effort to help repair damaged trails.
Tennesseans now get discount at state parks
Need a break? Spend the night in one of Tennessee's 56 state parks, including nearby Tims Ford, and get a discount as a Tennessee resident.
TWRA: Stop littering state parks
State wildlife officials ask visitors not to litter, destroy, and vandalize state natural areas.