Riverpark Campground 3937 Hwy 81 S visit website 423.753.5359
A family-owned-and-operated campground
right on the
Nolichucky River in the
Smokey Mountain Foothills of
Jonesborough, Tennessee.
We are surrounded by
hundreds of years
of local history. Riverpark Campgroundis a great base
location for
kayaking, hiking, running,
bicycling, and fishing.
Roan Mountain
State Park 1015 Hwy 143
Roan Mountain, TN 37687 visit website 423.772.4178
Roan Mountain State Park encompasses 2,006 acres of southern Appalachian
forest at the base of 6,285 foot Roan Mountain. Park
guests have opportunities
to
hike along creeks and ridges, fish for
trout, play tennis, swim, tour a century
old
farmhouse, join rangers
and naturalists for educational programs, and
enjoy
mountain
music concerts.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a 2,174 mile (3500 km) marked hiking
and camping trail in the eastern United States, extending between Springer
Mountain in Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine. Along the way, the trail also
passes through the states of North Carolina,
Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
Vermont, and New Hampshire.
Buffalo Mountain
Park 5070 High Ridge Rd visit website
423.283.5815
Buffalo Mountain Park is a 725-acre natural resource area obtained in a land swap
with the U. S. Forest Service in 1994. The park is located on the North Slope of
Buffalo Mountain and consists of steep topography and densely forested land.
The park functions as a nature preserve primarily for hiking, picnicking, and
nature programs.
Roan Mountain State Park encompasses 2,006 acres of southern Appalachian
forest at the base of 6,285 foot Roan Mountain. Park guests have opportunities to
hike along creeks and ridges, fish for trout, play tennis, swim, tour a century old
farmhouse, join rangers and naturalists for educational programs, and enjoy
mountain music concerts.
Established in 1998, Willow Springs Park encompasses 36 acres in southwest
Johnson City between Huffine and Antioch Roads. It was named after a dairy that
operated near the site around the turn of the century. Architectural designs for
shelters and light fixtures are reminiscent of styles prevalent during Johnson City’s
earliest days. It is also home to Johnson City’s own Dog Park. www.JCDOGPARK.org
Winged Deer
Park 242 Carroll Creek Rd/Bristol Hwy visit website
Established in 1991, Winged Deer Park is a 200-acre district park. Complex
amenities include five lighted softball fields, athletic office, scorer's tower and
restroom, three lighted soccer fields, Batter's Up batting cages, a 9-hole disc golf
course, playground area, soccer concession building with restroom, 1/2 mile
lighted and paved fitness trail which winds through the forested section of the park
– complete with lake front fishing.
Golf
Johnson City
Country Club 1901 E Unaka Ave visit website 423.975.5520
If golf is your game, you will discover the course at JCCC ranks as one of the most
interesting in the nation. The course was designed by A.W. Tillinghast, father of Golf
Course Architecture and designer of Baltusrol, Winged Foot and Iverness. The 18
hole championship golf course is built on a rolling landscape with Bermuda
fairways and Bent greens.
Ridges Golf
Course & Country
Club 1501 Ridges Club Dr visit website 423.913.3164
The Ridges Golf Course was designed by Arthur Hills, twice named Golf Digest’s
“Architect of the Year” and one of the top five course designers in the country.
Pine Oaks
Golf Course 1709 Buffalo Rd visit website 423.926.5451
Pine Oaks is a 6200 yard, par 71 golf course located in the heart of Johnson City
and the mountains of Eastern Tennessee. It has long been considered a favorite
of locals and visitors to Johnson City. Quality course conditions, low rates, scenic
mountain views, and a course design suitable for golfers of all skill levels are but
a few reasons for the tremendous popularity of Pine Oaks.
Riverpark Campground is a family-owned-and-operated campground right on the
Nolichucky River in the Smokey Mountain Foothills of Jonesborough, Tennessee.
We are surrounded by hundreds of years of local history. Riverpark Campground is
a great base location for kayaking, hiking, running, bicycling, and fishing.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a 2,174 mile (3500 km) marked hiking
and camping trail in the eastern United States, extending between Springer
Mountain in Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine. Along the way, the trail also
passes through the states of North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
Vermont, and New Hampshire.
Buffalo Mountain
Park 5070 High Ridge Rd visit website 423.283.5815
Buffalo Mountain Park is a 725-acre natural resource area obtained in a land swap
with the U. S. Forest Service in 1994. The park is located on the North Slope of
Buffalo Mountain and consists of steep topography and densely forested land.
The
park functions as a nature preserve primarily for hiking, picnicking, and
nature
programs.
Established in 1998, Willow Springs Park encompasses 36 acres in southwest
Johnson City between Huffine and Antioch Roads. It was named after a dairy that
operated near the site around the turn of the century. Architectural designs for
shelters and light fixtures are reminiscent of styles prevalent during Johnson City’s
earliest days. It is also home to Johnson City’s own Dog Park. www.JCDOGPARK.org
Mill Spring Park
Fox St
Persimmon
Ridge Park 1523 Persimmon Ridge Rd
Golf
The Crossing
Golf Club 2585 Hwy 81N visit website 423.348.8855
Located in the rolling hills of East Tennessee just minutes from the historic town
of Jonesborough, you will find The Crossings Golf Club. Nestled into the
countryside as if it has been there since the game began, The Crossings invites
you to an enjoyable and challenging round of golf. The 18-hole features all the
hallmarks of Tennessee golf was designed by Gary Roger Baird, of the ASGCA,
and opened in 1994.
Ridges Golf
Course & Country
Club 1501 Ridges
Club Dr visit website 423.913.3164
The Ridges Golf Course was designed by Arthur Hills, twice named Golf Digest’s
“Architect of the Year” and one of the top five course designers in the country.