Roan Mountain State Park
Notification Alert
Remaining Closures from Storm Damage
Due to severe weather in September 2024, Roan Mountain State Park is open, but with significant closures. We appreciate your patience as we restore and rebuild our beautiful park.
As of February 5th, 2026, the following areas remain closed to the public:
Park Closures:
- Upper Campground
- Bear Wallow Trail
Hampton Creek Cove Natural Area Permanent Closures:
- Birchfield Trail
For the most up-to-date list of trail closures, please view our hiking page.
VIEW TRAIL CLOSURES ON OUR HIKING PAGE
If you have any questions about your upcoming reservation, you are welcome to contact Central Reservations at 1 (888) 867-2757 Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM CST.
We are working hard to get things back open for our community and our visitors. The park is accepting volunteers for various projects throughout the area. Please use this link for a list of volunteer opportunities. Please do not access the restricted areas of Roan Mountain State Park, which are currently closed to the public. We hope to offer a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience for all those affected by Hurricane Helene.
Accessing a closed or restricted area of the park is a violation of park rules and regulations, subject to a class C misdemeanor.
Thank you for your patience and please stay safe.
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Park Attractions
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Miller Farmstead
Step back in time to Miller Farmstead, a National Register of Historic Places site. The farmstead tells the story of early 20th-century Appalachian sustenance farmers, offering a glimpse into their daily lives and the Edwardian period. Tours are available from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
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Doe River
The Doe River flows through the heart of Roan Mountain State Park, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities. Visitors can wade in the river and enjoy fishing for abundant rainbow and brown trout.
Park Activities
Park Amenities
- Aviary
- Bike Trails
- Cabins
- Camp Store
- Campground
- Fishing
- Gift Shop
- Trails
- Laundromat
- Meeting Rooms
- Museum
- Playground
- Snack Bar
- Swimming
- Visitor Center
- All-Terrain Wheelchair
- Colorblind Viewfinder
Inspiration
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Cozy Cabins for Warm Winter Stays
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Spring Wildflower Scavenger Hunt
Spring Wildflower Scavenger Hunt - Read ArticleSpring blooms brighten our hiking trails and support pollinators and wildlife. Explore 14 wildflowers and the Tennessee state parks where you can find them.
Park Venues and Pavilions
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Roan Mountain Conference Center
Host your next gathering in this versatile indoor venue nestled in the Appalachian Mountains . Perfect for meetings, retreats, or special events, the conference center is a popular location for meetings and small conferences and features modern amenities and Wi-Fi access.
Capacity: 75 - 150
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Chestnut Ridge Overlook
The Chestnut Ridge Overlook at Roan Mountain State Park is a beautiful outdoor venue that features breathtaking views of the Highlands of Roan. The platform only can accommodate 10 - 13 people, so it makes the perfect setting for an intimate wedding. There are no restrooms and there is no electricity at the overlook.
Capacity: 50
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Amphitheater
The Amphitheater at Roan Mountain State Park is the perfect venue for an outdoor event. The capacity is 100 guests with bench seating. It is surrounded by a beautifully wooded area and features electricity, restrooms nearby, and ample parking.
Capacity: 100
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Pavilions
Roan Mountain State Park has three pavilions. Full-day reservations can be made online or by calling the park. Amenities include picnic tables, grill, and access to restrooms.
Capacity: 30 - 100
Rates: $42 - $72
Energy Efficiency
Our conference building is naturally cooled. We locally source firewood for heat. We have upgraded our lighting for more efficient lighting.
Reduce Erosion
To reduce erosion, we have man-made tent pads. We improved drainage at the campground. We maintain ecosystem health with controlled burns and native vegetation.
Recycling and EV Chargers
We participate in the TVA Green Power Switch program, engage in a successful recycling program, and have installed EV charging stations at our visitor center.