- The list below includes 22 free or cheap things to do in or near Sparta, Tennessee, including 25 different types of inexpensive activities like Waterfalls, Movie Theaters, Art Gallery and National & State Parks.
- From Burgess Falls to Wildcat Falls, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Sparta and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Cookeville, Crossville and McMinnville.
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Located along the Falling Water River, Burgess Falls is actually composed of four distinct waterfalls. The last of the falls is considered to be the most spectacular which plunges more than 130 feet into the gorge.
1.2 Miles
Situated near the Cumberland Plateau, Wildcat Falls is a 35 foot waterfall accessible by a dirt road. Visitors can walk to the top of the falls and take in the scenery of the surrounding mountains.
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Artworks by Blaine Parrish features a variety of beautiful, unique art pieces created by Blaine Parrish. Work includes pet portraits, abstract art, landscapes, textures, wildlife, and beautiful paintings of girls and women.
3.0 Miles
The Sparta Drive-in Theatre is located in Sparta, Tennessee. The retro theatre features digital movies as well as variety of delicious concessions, including chili pie, fries and nachos and cheese.
14.4 Miles
A movie theater multiplex with twelve auditoriums, the Carmike Highland 12 shows primarily first-run Hollywood releases. The theater features digital video and sound, and offers a variety of refreshment choices at the concession stand.
14.8 Miles
Cookville's Highlands Visitor Center is an information center for tourists and newcomers to the area. The center offers a wide array of brochures and maps, and features a knowledgeable and friendly staff to answer questions.
15.2 Miles
Visitors can practice their roller skating skills with pop music playing in the background at The Sk8. In addition to freestyle skating, it hosts events like black light dodge ball and speed nights.
15.6 Miles
Located in Cookeville, Tennessee, the Hidden Hollow Park features a covered bridge entrance to the natural site. The park, which is home to hiking trails, features a Christmas Lights display during the Christmas holiday.
16.6 Miles
Featuring local history exhibits, the Cookeville History Museum in Cookeville, Tennessee is home to collections and artifacts that tell the story of Cookeville's history. Local history hikes are featured at the park every second Saturday.
16.7 Miles
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Cookeville Depot Museum is housed in the original depot building from 1909. In addition to many exhibits with Tennessee Central Railway artifacts, the museum features a park area with several historic train cars.