Things to Do

Bass (3 species), crappie, catfish, walleye, bluegill, striper, white bass; year-round open; TWRA license info

Water skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, cruising, and more. Hidden waterfalls and coves make this lake ideal for kayaking and canoeing.

State parks offer various campgrounds including RV parking, traditional camping and more. There are also several campgrounds in the greater area.

This is the perfect place to kill some time. Center Hill Lake houses 3 state parks. Visit any of them or explore the region. You’ll find plenty of remote vantage points, trails, caves, waterfalls, and more.

Sunbathe and take a dip at a few designated swimming areas at the lake. The shoreline is open but designated areas make it easy to access and some feature sandy beach areas.

• Ragland Bottom

• Floating Mill

• Rock Island State Park

~20,000 public acres · whitetail deer, turkey, squirrel, rabbit · TWRA license required.

Venture into the woods at one of the state parks or surrounding parks and be amazed! Listen to the songbirds and if you’re patient and quiet, you may see a bald eagle, deer, turkey or rabbit. No worries - this part of Tennessee doesn’t really have predatory animals you need to watch out for. Just the snakes!