Fall Creek Falls VanBuren County, Tennessee
Fall Creek Falls Lake
Fall Creek Falls Lake

Fall Creek Falls Lake

Description

Fall Creek Falls lake is located in one of Tennessee’s largest and most visited state parks that sprawls over 20,000 acres across the eastern top of the rugged Cumberland Plateau. It’s one of the most scenic and spectacular outdoor recreation areas in the country. 

Optimized Fish:
Bluegill
Bluegill
Catfish
Catfish
Largemouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Enhancements
  • Stocking of Bluegill and Threadfin Shad
  • Artificial Fish Habitat
  • Fish Feeders and Feed
  • Channel catfish
Activities:
Camping
Cabins
Hiking
Fishing
Boating
Paddling
Horseback Riding
Hunting
Birding
Golfing
Two people on a small motorboat loaded with stacked black frames on a green river, near a muddy bank.
Aerial view of a lake with two small boats near a tree-lined shore; calm water, blue sky.
Aerial view of a multi-building resort on a small island, connected by curved paths, surrounded by water and trees.
Aerial view of a multi-tiered waterfall in a rocky, forested area with green trees on both sides and a bridge above.
Series of small lakeside cottages with green roofs along a calm waterway, surrounded by trees under a blue sky.
Location
  • Bledsoe
  • Van Buren
Map showing a region with county borders; a teal label "FALL CREEK FALLS LAKE" over white text, blue lake outline to the southeast.
Rules & Regulations

For rules and regulations, please visit TWRA.com.

Hours of operation may vary.

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