Savage Gulf Venues
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Navigating to the Park
Mapping applications are sometimes unreliable for navigating around Savage Gulf State Park. We recommend using the physical addresses provided near the bottom of our homepage to navigate to our different trailheads.
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Pavilions
Picnic shelters or pavilions 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 canceled eight days or more in advance of the reserved date. Reservations canceled seven days or less in advance of the reserved date forfeit all paid fees.
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Savage Gulf Stone Door Shelter
Average rates: $48Capacity: 40 guestsLocated at the Stone Door entrance to the Savage Gulf State Natural Area in Beersheba Springs, this rustic pavilion is great for picnics and small gatherings. This pavilion is handicap accessible and contains five picnic tables and a large charcoal grill. It is only steps from the Stone Door trail, which is a easy 1-mile walk to one of the most beautiful overlooks in Southeast Tennessee. This is a great area for birthday parties and family reunions!
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Wonderful Winter Hikes in Tennessee
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Unique Ways to Experience Fall Foliage in Tennessee
Unique Ways to Experience Fall Foliage in Tennessee - Read ArticleAs leaves change color and crisp air settles in, it's the perfect time to explore Tennessee's natural beauty. With over 60 state parks, you'll find countless opportunities to witness autumn's vibrant hues. Here are some unique suggestions for viewing fall foliage—including what to do and where to visit. -
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