Parc d'État du lac Cove - Caryville, Tennessee

Le Parc d'État du lac Cove est un endroit magnifique pour les amoureux de la nature et les familles à la recherche d'une journée amusante et inoubliable. Situé à l'adresse 110 Cove Lake Ln, Caryville, TN 37714, ce parc offre une variété d'activités pour tous les âges et tous les goûts.

En tant que parc domanial et attraction touristique, le Parc d'État du lac Cove dispose de nombreux équipements et services sur place pour rendre votre visite agréable et confortable. Le parc est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking spécialement aménagé pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Vous y trouverez des barbecues, des aires de pique-nique, des tables de tennis, des terrains de base-ball, de basket-ball et de volley-ball, ainsi que des balançoires et des toboggans pour les enfants. Le parc est également équipé de toilettes publiques et d'une aire de jeux pour enfants, idéal pour organiser des anniversaires.

Si vous aimez la randonnée, vous serez ravi d'apprendre que le parc propose des sentiers adaptés aux enfants, ainsi que des randonnées plus difficiles pour les plus expérimentés. Les chiens sont également acceptés dans le parc, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour une journée en famille avec votre animal de compagnie.

Le Parc d'État du lac Cove offre une variété de spécialités pour tous les goûts. Vous pouvez profiter de grillades en plein air, de pique-niques ou simplement admirer la beauté de la nature environnante. Le parc est entouré de magnifiques paysages naturels, avec des vues imprenables sur le lac et les montagnes environnantes.

En ce qui concerne les avis, le Parc d'État du lac Cove a une réputation exceptionnelle. Il a reçu un total de 2596 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.6/5. Les visiteurs ont loué la beauté du parc, la variété des activités proposées et l'excellent service fourni par le personnel.

Avis de Parc d'État du lac Cove

Judy Vernon

4/5

Very nice TN State Park. We were in site 89 at the back of loop C. If you have a large rig, this is where you want to be. The lots by the lake look to be on the small side and needed a LOT of leveling. Site 89 was large flat, and level. There was quite a bit of paved trails for walking and bike riding. They are taking g the pool out, so no swimming. The park was well maintained. The bathhouses were pretty clean, we didn’t shower in them so can’t give a great review of those. T-Mobile signal was 3-4 bars. There is a nice restaurant on site. The only down side is that the park is cut in half by a pretty busy road so super important to watch yourself crossing roads. We kayaked with our own boats. The Launch for the boats is very awkward. They have a ramp that you can slide your boat down but launching is of a very sandy and rocky area. You can;t call,it a beach, it’s just big enough for a kayak to be set down and pushed off. Getting back up is a bit of a chore. There is a boat dock where they rent kayaks that has a place to get in and out of your boat but you still have to drag your personal craft down there and back up. Other than those couple of things we would certainly return for another visit

Catherine Garcia

4/5

First time here and loved the scenery. I could watch my toddler and enjoy the peace this park gave. We even took a walk down the trail but disclaimer it does say there could be bears.

Leslie McConachie

5/5

Quick stop for dinner. 2 miles from I75. Great food and paved paths for walking along the lake. Campground, boat ramp, tennis court, baseball diamond, dog friendly. Birdy along the woods.

Jonathan Michaels

5/5

My wife and I found this hidden treasure on a road trip to visit family. We decided instead of stopping at rest stops, when we got ready to stop, we'd get food and find the nearest free family attractions like parks and such. Kids enjoyed it. Well taken care of and maintained. We plan on stopping there again next trip to visit family, and this time we plan on taking part in the little book library thing that we found. Take a book, leave a book for the next child.

Wanda Calladine

4/5

Beautiful scenery! We saw a heron and got some great pics!

Julie Roberts

5/5

Very beautiful campground right off 75. The roads and many of the sites are tight. We had reserved site 4 without ever being here and we were so thankful the ranger let us change with no issues after getting here since it wasn't crowded. It was way too small and so unlevel we would not have been able to unhook our fifth wheel. Ranger was awesome, they bring firewood to your site if you want to purchase some. Lots of trails, playground, and things to do. The con is they don't have sewer but they do have a dump station.

Judy Browne

5/5

Bathhouse could use a damn good scrubbing. Otherwise park and campsites are ok. Quick on off Interstate 75 and surprisingly not too noisy.

Melissa Dobson

5/5

Our stop for the night at Cove Lake State Park in Tennessee was nice. It rained a lot after we pulled in and set up. We still got to walk a bit. Nice campground, could use some tree trimming though for taller RVs. But all in all a really nice stop. ?