- TripBuzz found 132 things to do with kids in or near Hartford, Tennessee, including 115 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and Cherokee.
- From Cosby Campground to Big Bear Expeditions, the Hartford area offers 94 different types of family activities, including: Rafting, Camping Site, Adventure Tour and Boat Tours.
- Hartford, the capital city of Connecticut, is the largest non-coastal city in the state, fourth largest overall. The cities neighborhoods are diverse and all encompass a historical presence. The world's largest colonial revival building houses some of the cities main business offices and visitors enjoy viewing the areas annual parades.
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The most popular flea market in Tennessee is the Great Smokies Flea Market. A large range of items are available for purchase, including home décor, antiques, toys, clothing, crafts, art, tools, jewelry, automotive items, and sporting equipment.
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The Crockett Tavern Museum is built on the site of the boyhood home of the legendary Davy Crockett. It is open from May to October and guided tours last for roughly one hour.
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Named after a famous Revolutionary War General, the Nathanael Greene Museum is a small historical museum. Attractions include 12 permanent galleries and 12 walk-through exhibits that focus on the region's history.
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City Garage Car Museum is popular among auto enthusiasts. A diverse collection of cars is on display, including a 1914 Ford Brass T Model. Open Wednesday through Saturday, and ages 10 and under are free.
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Margarette Falls is a fan-shaped waterfall that drops 60-feet into a pool of water. The waterfall sits near a .5-mile hiking trail that can be used for walking, biking, and running.
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From ballet to Broadway, Niswonger Performing Arts Center hosts a variety of performing arts events in its historic theater. The venue features a wide range of talent, including country music, gospel choirs, orchestras, and more.
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corner of College and Depot Streets, Greeneville, TN
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Several segments compose the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, including his early home, the main homestead, the central visitor's center, and the national cemetery. The attraction is basically meant to memorialize the original home of the former President.
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Built in 1821, Dickson Williams Mansion is the former home of an Irish immigrant. The historic building contains furniture from this era in history and has guides leading group tours through it.
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Greeneville's Capitol Theatre is a historic theater originally constructed in the 1930s. A nonprofit, the theater now hosts a variety of events, ranging from screenings of classic films to live theatrical and musical performances.
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2709 Walden Creek Rd, Sevierville, TN 37862
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With the help of 100 horses, many visitors are able to enjoy the Walden Creek Horseback Riding Stables. The trails run over 500 acres in the mountainous area, and there are daily trips offered throughout the year.