Rock island state park

Rock Island State Park is an 883-acre park that can be found on the Caney Fork, Rocky, and Collins Rivers in Tennessee.

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Rock Island State Park is located on the headwaters of Center Hill Lake. The park is known for its scenic overlooks and cascading waterfalls.

Located along the Eastern Highland Rim in the state of Tennessee is a hiker's paradise! We recently spend our spring break road tripping this area of east-central Tennessee in search of beautiful scenery, especially waterfalls. In just one day, we stopped at four different state parks, hiking and photographing 6 gorgeous waterfalls. This road trip starts just an hour and a half east of Nashville (9 miles north of Cookeville, Tennessee) at Cummins Falls State Park. The route then heads south…

As we were on our way to Fall Creek Falls I decided to do a quick stop at Rock Island State Park. It was on our way there and I just couldn't help but take advantage of the opportunity that it was so close to our destination. Off we went searching for the Twin Falls which is the iconic waterfall of Rock Island. OUR TRIP TO ROCK ISLAND STATE PARK Our first stop was the campground area. We drove around scoping out the area before heading off to the visitor center for more accurate directions…

Rock Island state park offers a unique camping experience that is hard to find anywhere else in the US. Enjoy truly primitive camping, no electricity, 1 water pump, and dispersed campsites. This 975-acre island is only accessible by ferry. #WisconsinStateParks #CampinginWisconsin #WisconsinCampgrounds

ALEXYS ⛰️ HIKING + CAMPING IN TN & BEYOND on Instagram: "📍Twin Falls - Rock Island State Park, Tennessee No hike necessary! But if you DO want to hike, you can take the 1.7-mile Downstream Trail that leads from the parking lot, along the river, and to other waterfalls and rock formations. Comment ROCK & l’ll send you my free comprehensive Rock Island waterfalls guide. Inside the guide, you’ll find exact info on all of the waterfalls in the park, including how to get to them, what to…

Kayaking in Rock Island State Park offers a serene adventure with calm waters, beautiful scenery, and numerous