Old Stone Fort State Park

About Old Stone Fort State Park

The State Archaeological Park is dedicated to the preservation and conservation of Old Stone Fort State Park and its surroundings. The visitor centre and exhibition complex includes a museum with history, archaeology and legend around the site of the area's first settlement, the Old St. John's River Valley. In addition to improved educational and entertainment programs for children and adults, this park also offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, camping, fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, kayaking and much more.

Old Stone Fort is located in the Old St. John's River Valley, north of the city of St. John's and within the boundaries of Old Fort State Park.

It consists of a series of hills and walls that connect cliffs with the river, forming a protected area.

It is said to have served as a central ceremonial meeting place for around 500 years and has since been redesigned for leisure use.

The Old Stone Fort Golf Course is one of 8 golf courses operated by the State of Tennessee. The course was built in 1973 and was known as Manchester Country Club until it was bought by the state.

Tee was rebuilt in 1995 and the irrigation system modernized, and the old Steinfort recently completed a new golf shop and opened its new facilities in the fall of 1998. The course is located in a wooded area with mature trees that surround each hole, and a variety of lawns around the holes.

The hardwood forests are located on all 9 holes, and there are practice greens for practice and a practice green for practice. The course is a favorite of everyone in the area, with no tee times, but it has water to contend with on 3 of the holes. There are many cars and vending machines that can be pulled up to the golf course, as well as a large parking lot for cars, bicycles, golf carts and other vehicles.

Old Stone Fort State Park is one of the most popular golf courses in New York State, with a total of 9 holes and the only golf course of its kind in North America.

One of the two toilets has a shower and in the summer months there is a landfill, but due to the high number of visitors to Old Stone Fort State Park, it is necessary to use seating in the winter months.

The campsite is only available on the basis of the first come, first served service and the duration of your stay is two weeks. There is a group tent on the first floor of the campground in Old Stone Fort State Park and a single tent in the parking lot.

The campsite is densely wooded and although it seems a bit remote, it is actually within 10 minutes of a variety of restaurants. Camping is popular in Old Stone Fort State Park due to its proximity to a public swimming pool. The location is separated from the others by a small parking lot and a few parking spaces on the other side of the park.

The best fishing is on the west side of Old Stone Fort State Park, near the creek and river. A valid TN fishing licence is required, but fishermen can expect good catches of small, medium and large perch, as well as large, large and medium-sized trout.

The route through the ancient enclosure is 1 1 / 4 miles long, and several hiking trails are explored. There is a designated picnic area on the west side of Old Stone Fort State Park, near the creek and river. It is located about a mile west of the entrance to the park, at the intersection of East Main Street and West Main Avenue.

It falls at the fork of the Duck River and is just a short walk from the entrance to Old Stone Fort State Park, about one mile west of West Main Street.

During the summer months there are weekend programs and there are programs for schools and other groups that offer activities for children from 5 years and older as well as for adults.

Located on US Highway 41 near Manchester, TN, the park is accessible from I-24, Exit 53 and Exit 110 to the Southwest. Take Highway 53 and follow the sign for 1 1 / 2 miles from the I-24 entrance and then exit at Exit 111, which is also signposted to take you to the park. From I / 24, take Highway 53 to Exit 110 (Southwest) and follow signs to Old Stone Fort State Park.