Pickwick Landing State Park Cabins

An easy 2.8-mile hike through woodland and alongside the river banks, this trail offers great views of the Tennessee River and Pickwick Dam.

One of the short trails off the main Island Loop, this route promises additional views of Pickwick Lake and the dam. Other connector trails run near the campground.

Another easy trail on a paved surface, this hike spans 1.2 miles, taking in some of the best sights in Western Tennessee.

When visiting Pickwick Landing State Park, you have the choice of three public swimming areas, of which two are in in the day-use area. If you're staying at the Inn or Pickwick Landing State Park cabins, there are also indoor and outdoor pools for your use.

Looking for something to do during the winter months? Birding offers a great way for your family to explore the state park. Species you could spot include brown-headed nuthatches, ring billed-gulls, and American coots.

The Inn, one of the hotels by Pickwick Landing State Park, marks the start of the disc golf course. Fun for beginners and those looking for a challenge, this course rewards you with a great view of the lake.

Make an advance reservation and hire a single or tandem kayak or canoe to head out onto the water. Rentals, including paddles and floatation devices, are priced per hour or per day.

Alongside the park's range of water activities and hiking available, outdoor dining and picnics await. There are shelters for rent overlooking the marina, Pickwick Lake, and woodland, so you're sure to have a great setting for a family meal.