David Crockett State Park

Welcome to Tennessee's David Crockett State Park located near Lawrenceburg. This park is named for the famous soldier, pioneer, politician, and industrialist who was from Tennessee himself and once established a mill inside what is today's park. Crockett was born in Limestone, Tennessee in 1786 and died in the Alamo Mission in Texas in 1836. Come out and explore over 8 miles of trails.

Camping and Lodging: David Crockett State Park has two campgrounds the first of which has 45 developed sites with water and 30 amp electric hookups. The second has 52 developed sites with water and 50 amp hookups. Both campgrounds have bathhouses. For those who would rather sleep indoors the park also has seven modern energy efficient cabins that two bedrooms, two baths, and a kitchen. Come out and stay a few nights.

To contact the park office please call 931-762-9408.