Allow at least one day to visit this free state park in Tennessee (all state parks are free in Tennessee). The trails to various falls can be interesting - one we described as walking a stream bed. There are multiple places with beautiful vistas and markers about various people. When you are finished with a long day, go to the... More

Beautiful fun place we hiked around the whole place saw the falls from diff points played in the streams its a very great place to visit they also have camping and horse back riding further up

First of all, you can visit the place for free so I don't know how anyone could leave without being better off than when they arrived. The various falls and locations are fantastic, and you can take as little or long as you like in visiting the different locations. Love the outlooks, and only wish we were here during the... More

25,000 acres of prestine wilderness, 256 ft waterfalls, whitewater rivers, cable swing bridges its all here! We hiked 6 miles on saturday, went kayaking in the afternoon and went fishing from the deck of our cabin saturday night. From tents to cabins to a hotel rooms this state park has it all. The staff was absoluteely the greatest, but the... More

Went swimming under the falls, waded creeks, hiked my legs off, and took a TON of pictures. I will be back again, and again!

The park was very nice and the views were gorgeous. We had dinner at the inn and everything on the bar was excellent. The service was above average. We would definitely eat here again if I was in the area. On our way out of the park we saw wildlife everywhere.

Visited in February. Stayed at a cabin ON the lake near the hotel. Beautiful park! Watched deer roam at public areas such as the hotel/restaurant, cabin areas, and within the park. My cabin sat over the lake with a porch to eat meals prepared in the fully furnished cabin kitchen and to throw out a line (caught a 4 pound... More

No charge to enter park. We got there in time for an Easter egg hunt, which our youngest really enjoyed. The park did a great job with hiding many eggs to make for a true hunt. We first hiked the "paw-paw" trail. The map said 2.5miles but the trail said 4miles but then there were areas where you had to... More

We originally stayed at Rock Island State Park. We decided to take a drive just to check out Fall Creek Falls. We ended up staying around 5 hours just hiking trails and admiring the beautiful waterfalls. We definitely plan on staying at this park in the future.