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Angel's Hollow State Park (coming soon)
Not yet open · admission and parking policies haven't been announced
Angel's Hollow State ParkNear Sale Creek, on the Hamilton–Rhea county line (no public entrance yet)Get directions →
Governor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation announced on October 20 that the state's 70th park will be Angel's Hollow State Park. It will take in part of McDonald Farm and other state-owned land near the Hamilton–Rhea county line, roughly 2,500 acres, beside about 300 acres Hamilton County is keeping, including the historic McDonald Farm homestead and fairgrounds.
The park isn't open yet. Check back for trails, hours and entrance details once the state announces them.
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Not open. No trails, camping or visitor entrance are available yet, and opening dates, hours and parking haven't been announced. A visitor center is planned for Sale Creek. A dedication is set for Friday, November 6, 2026, alongside the opening of the Hamilton County Fair; its time and public attendance details haven't been published. The county fairgrounds and McDonald Farm homestead beside it stay with Hamilton County and are separate from the park.
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