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80 Lakeshore Dr

Bristol, TN 37620

+1 (423) 989-5616

http://friendsofsteelecreek.org

Our organization is devoted to supporting and promoting the natural aspects of our park and its nature center.

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5.08 reviews

Angela R.

7/7/2019

Love this park, so glad they put in a Splash Pad for the kids...my kids love it. Only cost $2.00 to get in. They have a nice (air conditioned) nature center and we love going out on the water in...

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John B.

2/24/2023

At the center of a sort of suburban sprawl that characterizes this confluence of states, this park offers trails, frisbee golf, golf golf, and a variety of other activities. The lake has one very...

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Sabrina M.

11/1/2018

Love this Park. I ride daily starting at Rooster Front over to Steeles Creek..beautiful views with gorgeous color in Fall!

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Barry B.

8/21/2021

When I lived in Bristol, I would run along the trial on some days and ride my mountain bike on other days. It is a very good place to get a great and safe workout. I live in Florida now and I miss...

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Tom P.

4/17/2015

Steele Creek Park is right outside Bristol Tennessee and it is a truly amazing place it has great hiking and normal walking trails as well as multiple mountain bike trails that range from very...

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