Greeneville/Greene County offers presidential treatment in a presidential town.
If your group numbers from 5 to 500, we have the facilities to host your event.
Please contact the Tourism Department at tkinser@greenecop.com
for more information.
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Bays Mountain Park and Planetarium
853 Bays Mountain Park Rd
Kingsport, TN 37660
423-229-9447
Located in Bays Mountain Park, the planetarium offers astronomy programs for school groups and the public, an astronomy club, and nighttime viewings in teh observatory.
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Brights Zoo
3425 HWY 11-E
Limestone, TN 37681
423-534-9959
Enjoy a day at the zoo like no other. At Brights Zoo we provide guided tours to allow you to get closer to the animals and view many species of animals that are endagered or extinct in the wild. We also will do weddings, birthday parties, events, field trips and so much more.
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Bristol Motor Speedway
151 Speedway Blvd.
Bristol, TN 37625
423-989-6900
Known as "The World's Fastest Half-Mile," Bristol Motor Speedway annually hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series events. It also features the breathtaking Speedway In Lights exhibit during the Christmas season. Bristol Dragway, better known as "Thunder Valley," hosts the NHRA Drag Racing Series, the Bracket Series program, and the popular street-legal racing series called Street Fights.
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Gray Fossil Site and Museum
1212 Suncrest Dr
Gray, TN 37615
866-202-6223
The Gray Fossil Site was discovered in 2000 and is considered the most significant North American site from the Miocene Age four million years ago. At that time the area was home to rhinos, tapirs, saber-toothed cats, alligators, shovel-tusked elephants and red pandas. This site contains the world's richest deposit of fossilized tapirs.
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Hale Springs Inn
Rogersville, TN
423-272-5171
The Inn on the southwest corner of the Courthouse Square in Rogersville was built in 1824. It is the oldest continuously operated inn in Tennessee. Three United States presidents, Jackson, Polk, and Johnson, and numerous other dignitaries have stayed within these walls. The inn contains many original paintings and antiques from the mid-1820s and early 1830s. Self-guided tours are available for the entire inn including all guest rooms not occupied. Open 7 days, 8-10 pm. Free. For guest rates or further information, call 423-272-5171.
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Hands On Regional Museum
315 E. Main Street
Johnson City, TN 37601
423-434-4263
Hands On Museum creates a fun-filled educational environment that stimulates thought and understanding by satisfying natural curiosity. Visitors learn by doing hands-on exploration through interactive exhibits, programs, and special events in the arts, sciences, and humanities.
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International Storytelling Center
116 West Main Street
Jonesborough, TN 37659
423-753-2171
The International Storytelling Center promotes storytelling as a vital human activity that carries our history, traditions, and lessons for living. The annual Storytelling Festival draws storytellers and listeners from around the world.
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Myers Pumpkin Patch and Cornmaze
3415 Gap Creek Road
Bulls Gap, TN 37711
423-235-4796
Myers Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze offers a wide variety of fall entertainment for the whole family. The expansive corn maze is an enjoyable way to spend a couple hours or a whole day, and the farm also offers pumpkin picking, hot dog roasting, crafts, hay rides, and much more.
Spend a few hours or a whole day exploring the pumpkin patch, corn maze, or craft store, all while enjoying the rural scenery at Myers Pumpkin Patch.
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Rocky Mount Living History Museum
200 Hyder Hill Rd
Piney Flats, TN 37686
423-538-7396
Wlliam Blount came to live at Rocky Mount in 1791 when he was appointed governor of the Southwest Territory by President George Washington. This living history museum offers daily interpretations of pioneer life, with authentically dressed interpreters entertaining and educating visitors.
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Walnut Ridge Llama Farm & Store
1345 Chuckey Hwy
Chuckey, TN 37641
(423) 257-2875
Walnut Ridge Llama Farm is located in Northeast Tennessee in the beautiful Tennessee Valley with the Appalachian Mountains in full view only 15 miles away. We are easy access from all areas of the East; 65 miles northeast of Knoxville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee; 65 miles northwest of Asheville, North Carolina; and 50 miles south of the Virginia and Kentucky borders. We live in a log cabin that we built ourselves on about 10 acres of land. We are dedicated to "breeding a new generation of quality llamas" with strong confirmation, a stretchy balance, and gentle dispositions. We invite you to visit our farm and share the excitement that llamas have added to our lives. Also enjoy shopping for unique items and gifts from homemade soaps and primitive candles to clothing made from llama and alpaca fiber created by local and Peruvian artisans.
mailto:ayers@WalnutRidgeLlamas.com
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Wetlands Water Park
1523 Persimmon Ridge Rd
Jonesborough, TN 37659
423-753-1553
This water park offers lots of features for family fun including three flume slides, lazy river, volleyball court, and outdoor dining area.
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