GOLF AND FAMILY FUN IN HUMPHREYS COUNTY
The most famous attraction in Humphreys County is Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, you don’t want to miss it! Take a tour through the Plantation House where Loretta and Mooney raised the kids, and where the Crisco kitchen commercials were filmed. Hear the stories of the ghosts that inhabit the building. If you are looking for outdoor recreation, you can kayak or tube Hurricane Creek, hike the trails throughout the ranch, catch a trout, or go horseback riding.
Most of the places in Humphreys are suitable for all people to enjoy. However, these are places that you do not have to be a thrill seeker. Some offer bank-side fishing. Others include museums or easy hikes.
Buffalo Ridge Center
HUMCOUadm2020-02-26T16:04:17-06:00Located in the Tennessee Wildlife Refuge, full of forested hills and green meadows, is the Buffalo Ridge Education Center. In addition to being a home to wildlife, the refuge offers many recreational activities like hunting, [...]
Skyway Pizza & Lanes
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:18:41-06:001351 Broadway Ave, New Johnsonville, Tennessee 37134
Eagle Bay Marina and Campground
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:14:12-06:006565 Turkey Creek Road, Waverly, TN, USA
Johnsonville State Historic Park
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:17:35-06:00Johnsonville State Historic Park is the site of a unique Civil War battle in which Nathan Bedford Forest's Calvary Unit destroyed a Union Naval Force and Supply Depot. It also commemorates the location of Johnsonville prior to the creation of Kentucky Lake. 90 Nell Beard Rd, New Johnsonville, TN, USA
Waverly Train Explosion Museum
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:14:28-06:00East Railroad Street, Waverly, TN 37185, USA
Humphreys County Museum and Civil War Fort
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:17:29-06:00201 Fort Hill Road, Waverly, TN, USA
Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge
HUMCOUadm2020-02-20T11:14:53-06:00The Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge is a vital resource for migratory birds and waterfowl. Many years ago, there were many ponds and gathering places along the Mississippi flyway and the Tennessee river that have now [...]