Best places: Tourist attractions in Cumberland County, United States

👍👍 We went for my birthday and had so much fun! We did the longer one with waterfalls and it was beautiful. Mason & Hannah were awesome and made sure everyone was safe at all times but also made sure we were having a good time.

Dramatic waterfall backed by a weather-carved rock amphitheater, plus a hiking trail.

Set in Cumberland State Forest, this 40-acre lake hosts swimming, boating & fishing, plus cabins.

👍👍 High Bridge Trail State park is truly unique experience. The crossing over the Appomattox river and the view from such a great height surrounded by trees all around. Post restoration trail is open for public after 147 years after the battle of High Bridge. Trail itself is some 30 miles long. These a...

Massive, 4,000-acre park with open fields, hiking trails through pine forests & ranger-led programs.

This 1938 octagonal stone tower offers exhibits & a spiral stairway leading to an observation level.

👍👍 Awesome park and picnic area right next to the flight line. You get to see. Planes touch down which entertains your kiddos almost as much as the park will. So glad my husband told me about this one.

82,000 acres of scenic wild land for hiking, fishing, hunting & whitewater rafting, plus camp sites.

👍 Dugan had never been on a covered bridge before, so he doesn't have anything to base his rating on for comparison. However, he saw some squirrels and enjoyed the walk across the bridge, so he gave it 4 stars.

👍👍 It was a fun park, seesaw, merry-go-round, and animals that you can sit on and ride on. Things that i played on when I was a kid. Love it!

👍 I really love this place for a lot of reasons. There's fishing, boating, camping, hiking, swimming, disc golf, BBQ, playground, bait shop, boat rentals, gazebo, and beautiful scenery all there. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, from the campgrounds to the bait shop. The prices for fis...

👍👍 This house is about 2 miles or so from the Cumberland Homesteads Tower. A brief tour of the house is well worth your time if you are interested in a successful New Deal program from the 1930's. Wonderful craftsmanship on this stone and frame house. FDR implemented bold ideas to put people to work,...

👍👍 I've played here for over 20 years and it's a great little course these days. You can't beat the fee for the value. They've got the green the greens in great shape even if the bunkers have been neglected. Is it a premier course in the "Golf Capital of Tennessee"? No, but, it's a down to earth place...