Kingston Vacations

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Bush Island during your travels in Kingston. While you're in the area, stroll along the lakeside.

Explore America's frontier history at this reconstructed 18th-century fort on its original foundation. Wander through authentic barracks and blockhouses while enjoying views of the Tennessee and Clinch Rivers.

This secluded island sanctuary offers pristine habitat for ospreys, eagles, and diverse wildlife. Accessible only by boat, bring binoculars to observe nesting birds from a respectful distance.

This lakeside sanctuary offers diverse habitats where ospreys, eagles, and deer thrive undisturbed. Access the refuge by boat for exceptional wildlife viewing along the tranquil shores of Watts Bar Lake.

Tennessee's only state birding park provides sanctuary to over 190 bird species along the French Broad River. Explore trails through diverse habitats with binoculars ready for an unforgettable wildlife encounter.

Sacred to the Cherokee Nation, this island was neutral ground for tribal negotiations and Daniel Boone's Wilderness Road starting point. Explore the western area to connect with its heritage and enjoy the peaceful riverfront.

This serene island in Tennessee's river system offers a tranquil escape among native flora and fauna. Explore its natural landscape during spring or fall when the foliage creates a picturesque woodland retreat.

This secluded island in the Tennessee River offers a pristine natural retreat accessible only by boat. Bring fishing gear and binoculars to spot wildlife while enjoying the tranquil confluence of two mighty rivers.