Big Cypress Tree State Park
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Tennessee State Parks Hosts Tennessee Serves, National Public Lands Day Work Events
Tennessee State Parks Hosts Tennessee Serves, National Public Lands Day Work Events - Read ArticleSeptember 6, 2024 | NASHVILLE – Tennessee State Parks will join First Lady Maria Lee’s Tennessee Serves initiative Sept. 19-29 with volunteer work events at parks across the state. The volunteer opportunities coincide with National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 28. -
Donations Are Improving Tennessee State Parks
Donations Are Improving Tennessee State Parks - Read ArticleApril 25, 2024 | The My TN State Park Fundraiser is an annual event that allows people to donate to vote for their favorite Tennessee state park. Since the fundraiser’s inception in 2021, donations have funded significant improvements in park facilities and visitor experiences, including improved trails, new educational programs, and support for wildlife ambassadors. Below, you can find out how your favorite park has been putting donations to work.
Park Pavilions
The Big Cypress Tree picnic pavilion is perfect for your next family picnic or BBQ.
The pavilion may be reserved online up to one year in advance with a paid reservation fee. There is a $5 cancellation fee for picnic shelter or pavilion reservations cancelled eight days or more in advance of the reserved date. Reservations cancelled seven days or less in advance of the reserved date forfeit all paid fees.
Capacity: 35 - 40
Amenities: Two grills, five picnic tables, water, lights, electric
Nearby: Restrooms, parking
Rates: $37
Happenings
No events are scheduled at this time, but there's always more to explore.
No events are scheduled at this time, but there's always more to explore.
Energy Efficiency
Implemented a recycling program. Upgraded to energy-efficient lighting.
Natural Habitat Management
Planted butterfly-attracting plants to provide them with a food source. Encourage natural vegetation to grow by reducing mowing.
Decrease Emissions
Reducing mowing decreases both pollution from the tractor emissions and noise that disturbs visiting hikers.
On-Site Recycling
Maintain Tennessee Green Hospitality Program certification. Track park-wide energy use to identify areas for improvement.