Pickwick Landing State Park

Official Travel Stamp Vinyl Sticker Planning a trip? Check out the Pickwick Landing State Park website. This park spans around 1,400 wooded acres overlooking the massive Pickwick Reservoir. Its origins trace to 1935, when an African American Civilian Conservation Corps unit helped develop the recreation area that preceded the park. Its shoreline now offers beaches and renowned bass and catfish waters, while its name preserves the memory of a famous nineteenth-century riverboat stop. While you're here, check out our Tennessee State Parks Collection Album to have a dedicated spot for all 62 parks! Want to commemorate more of your Volunteer State travels? Check out our entire Tennessee Collection.