- TripBuzz found 157 things to do with kids in or near Kodak, Tennessee, including 153 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Sevierville and Pigeon Forge.
- From Tennessee Smokies Minor League Baseball & Smokies Park to Adrenaline Park, the Kodak area offers 80 different types of family activities, including: Amusement Parks (All Ages), Flea Markets, Baseball Fields and Golf.
- Home of the minor league baseball team, the Tennessee Smokies, Kodak is just a short drive from downtown Knoxville. Also recognized as part of the Smokie Mountains, this East Tennessee town hosts a number of festivals and musical events year round. This includes a blue grass festival held at the Dumplin Valley RV Park.
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Visitors learn of the history of the Bush's company at the Bush's Beans Visitor Center. The center is housed in the original A.J. Bush and Company general store established in 1897.
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The Regal Riviera Stadium 8 is a multiplex movie theater that offers first-run feature films with full stadium seating across all auditoriums. The theater is also equipped for full digital projection and offers a full-service snack bar.
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Located in the heart of Knoxville, Market Square is the place to find unique shops, eateries, and entertainment. Conceived in 1853, this gathering place is home to a popular farmer's market, an ice rink in the winter, and fun for the whole family.
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The Bush's Beans Company actually began through the old general store which now houses the Bush Visitors Center. The site features a museum following the Bush story as well as an old-fashioned general store and Bush's Family Café.
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Haunted Knoxville Ghost Tours is an organization that hosts private, public, and group investigations-based ghost tours. The company has real paranormal experts as guides that have experience on TV and film.
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The Knoxville Visitors Center is an informative destination for tourists visiting the Knoxville area. The center has a wealth of information, and hosts a regular live music performance by The Blue Plate Special each Sunday.
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The Three Rivers Rambler allows guests to enjoy a 90 minute excursion along the Tennessee River in a real steam engine train. The uniformed conductor and volunteer staff entertain riders with local history while passing by historic sites in the Knoxville area.
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Constructed for the 1982 World's Fair, the Sunsphere Tower in Knoxville stands 266-feet high with a 75-foot diameter sphere on top. Guests are treated to a 360-degree view of the city from the observation levels, and a full-service restaurant is available for diners.
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The World's Fair Park is an urban oasis that ties together the major attractions built for the 1982 World's Fair. The park features several fountains for the kids to splash around in, an amphitheater and a museum.
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Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Cherokee National Park year-round to enjoy an impressive selection of camping and recreational activities. Guests enjoy mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, fishing and more in this mountain paradise.