Park Happenings
TN Serves & National Public Lands Day - Resource Management
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Join park staff and help serve during TN Serves and National Public Lands Day to help make a difference at Cummins Falls State Park!
Volunteers will join staff in working to remove invasive plants, such as Ailanthus, and perform other resource management tasks. Close-toed shoes and sturdy work pants are required. Personal work gloves are recommended, but the park has a limited amount available to volunteers. Make sure to pack plenty of water and snacks for the work day.
Cancellation Policy:
This program requires one participant in order to be held. In the case of inclement weather, participants will be notified via park staff.
- Event Host
- Gracie Fieds
- gracie.fields@tn.gov
- (931)-268-7223
Discover the rugged beauty of Cummins Falls State Park, encompassing 457 acres in the hills of Jackson County. The park's namesake, Cummins Falls, is a breathtaking 75-foot waterfall that plunges into a natural swimming pool. Visitors can hike to scenic overlooks, explore the unique geology of the area, and wade in the refreshing waters of Blackburn Fork State Scenic River.