For The Love of Tennessee: Travel Safe
All Tennessee State Parks, and most park facilities, have reopened. All operations are open with occupancy and usage limits, unless otherwise noted below. Signage throughout the parks will encourage proper social distancing and provide information about the cleaning standards for particular facilities or spaces.
Parks or areas of parks could be closed when the capacity is reached. Check out our COVID-19 Closures page for the most up to date information.
It was on the 281 Acre grant that Davis Crocket and his wife, Elizabeth Hedge Crockett, Built their log cabin home near the large spring that would be known as crocket spring. This land is now home to Crockett Spring Park and Arboretum and serves as centerpiece of the downtown Rogersville area. The park is a perfect year round setting for pictures, weddings, and picnics or casual strolls and can- along with the gazebo- be rented for special occasions. For more information call 423-272-5157 or visit https://www.townofrogersville.com/parksandrec.html
Park is handicap accessible
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