- TripBuzz found 15 things to do with kids in or near Sweetwater, Tennessee, including 9 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Athens, Oak Ridge, Tellico Plains and Hartford.
- From Purdy's Petting Zoo to Lost Sea Adventure, the Sweetwater area offers 71 different types of family activities, including: Caverns & Caves, Off Road & ATV, Zoos and Flea Markets.
- Home of the Craighead Caverns and the Lost Sea, the United States' largest underground lake, is the city of Sweetwater, Tennessee. Completely surrounded by farmland, the city is situated along the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. These natural attractions of the city and surrounding areas make it a popular tourist destination.
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River Rage Tubing offers all-day innertube rentals for visitors to float the steady natural current of the Little River. The rental rate includes a shuttle to the put-in point, as well as barbecue dinner and soft drink at day's end.
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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.
39.1 Miles
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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Many adventures are offered in the region through the Ocoee Adventure Center. In addition to whitewater rafting, guests can arrange for experiences in kayaking, biking, horseback riding, and river cruises.
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The East Tennessee History Center celebrates the history and heritage that is unique to the eastern part of the Volunteer State. Visitors will learn about pioneer and native American life, the Civil War years, and the rich musical legacy of East Tennessee.
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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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Ducktown Basin Museum provides visitors with a history of this copper mining community. The museum is located on the site of the old Burra Burra Mine, where artifacts, photos and displays paint a picture of the heritage of the area. Tours are available by appointment.
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Located in downtown Knoxville, the Bijou Theatre puts on a variety of events throughout the year, including performances by the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, local jazz ensembles, musical theater and more.
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Offering tours of the building, Blount Mansion provides visitors with an inside glimpse to life as a politician in the 18th century. The tour takes visitors through each room of the house, which is furnished with period pieces.