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Must-See Attractions

Homeplace 1850s

Working Farm

See folks going about their day on a real, working, 1850’s farm. Our interpreters are always happy to let you join in and be a part of this unique recreation.

Sixteen authentic buildings nestled in the rolling hills of western Tennessee provide a one-of-a-kind setting for visitors to learn about the animals, tools, and activities of this pre-Civil War period.

Elk & Bison

Prairie

Embark on a timeless journey through the Elk & Bison Prairie, where the spirit of the untamed frontier comes to life. Traverse the rolling landscapes where herds of majestic American Bison and graceful Elk roam free, just as they did over two centuries ago.

This living sanctuary is not just a drive—it’s a passage through the history of western Kentucky and Tennessee.

Woodlands

Nature Station

The Woodlands Nature Station is located in the Nature Watch Area of Land Between the Lakes; it serves as the hub of wildlife viewing and environmental education.

The Nature Station offers daily programming featuring their rescued native wildlife including a bobcat, critically endangered red wolves, bald eagles, owls, coyotes, venomous snakes and more!

Golden Pond

Planetarium

Prepare to be starstruck at the Golden Pond Planetarium, where the universe comes alive in a spectacle of vibrant colors and ultra-high definition! Our 4K UHD SkyExplorer Digital projection system will catapult you into the cosmos, projecting a universe of bright, crisp celestial wonders onto our massive forty-foot dome. It’s not just a show, it’s an interstellar odyssey that entertains and enlightens, leaving you awestruck and hungry for more cosmic knowledge.

Camping & Boating

Come outside and stay

Whether you like to camp in ultimate comfort or prefer just a sleeping bag and the stars, you can find the perfect camping experience at Land Between the Lakes.

Hiking & Biking

Step into the wild

We a diverse trail system for both hiking and biking enthusiasts. Explore over one hundred miles of trails and two-hundred miles of scenic roads, where the journey is as rewarding as the destination.Â