David Crockett Birthplace State Park is a great place in Greeneville to go camping, hiking, fishing, birding, and more. This park commemorates the birthplace of the famous pioneer, soldier, and politician – David Crockett. It features 88 campground sites providing a mixture of RV camping with full hook-ups and primitive camping. The Nolichucky River flows through the park providing great outdoor activities such as fishing and kayaking.

Andrew Johnson, the 17th President of the United States, lived in Greeneville for many years as a tailor before his career was established in politics. Andrew Johnson National Historic Site composes of four main areas: The Tailor Shop, the National Cemetery, the Homestead, and the Early Home. These main areas provide preserved artifacts and history from Johnson’s life including the last resting place of Andrew Johnson and his family at the National Cemetery.

If you are looking for a fun and free thing to do in Greeneville, hike to Margarette Falls! These falls can be found by hiking approximately 1.3 miles (2.5 miles out and back) in the Cherokee National Forest. Margarette Falls is one of the most popular waterfall hikes in Greeneville. The falls are approximately 60 feet high and the fall of the water provides a beautiful picturesque fan shape. This hike is considered easy for the first 0.5 mile but then turns into a moderately difficult hike, requiring hikers to cross the stream several times.

Old Oak Taproom is a great spot in Greeneville to grab a beer and food to hang out and relax with friends. This taproom serves craft beers from many different breweries including some from Johnson City breweries, Knoxville, Kingsport, Asheville, and more.

If you love classic and collector vehicles, then the City Garage Car Museum may be for you! Visiting the car museum is $5 admission, and they are open on Friday and Saturday from 10 am – 4 pm.

Located 1 hr away from the venue. Plenty of entertainment and attractions.