Hi, Im Garron Carlin and Owner of Mosses Creek Wildlife Calls and I live about 3 miles from Big Hill Pond. My Dad, Johnny W. Carlin worked for TN Wildlife and State Parks for 33 years and he was the head designer of all the projects at the park as well as alot of other parks. He supervised a crew... More

The rolling hills are absolutely beautiful. The lake is amazing and the walking bridge and fire tower are just amazing. Great place to visit.

Our family stumbled upon this park and decided to go to the fire tower. Neat view from the top. We would definitelly go back, but with a compass. We did not have a map and used the signs along the trail. They were very confusing. we thought one path was a loop but went to another path in another part... More

I went to the park a few weeks ago to go hiking to the watch tower, but the bridge was in really bad shape. We tried to walk around it or climb over it, but even my 16 yr old nephew wasn't able too. So stay clear of the bridge. It's a nice hike in through the woods. And it's... More

There was a group of 10 of us that went to the park to ride horses. We had a great time. There is a lot of area and trails in the woods to adventure. There were several creeks and lots of hills for the horses to climb. We packed our lunch in the saddlebags. We rode until lunch then stopped... More

My wife and I really enjoyed the park, but as another reviewer said, you get pretty much zero help in finding any of the interesting park sites due to an extreme dearth of signs to point your way. And the brochure/map available at the "visitors center" was completely useless due to a lack of resolution. Why the rangers just don't... More

I’ve heard this place was a must see: wilderness, boardwalks through swamps, watchtowers, etc. I’m sure they’re nice, but I couldn’t find them once I got there. We found a map, but it clearly wasn’t to scale. We couldn't even find a park ranger to help us. When you make a special trip only to spend your time looking for... More

Big Hill Pond is a great hikers park, allowing visitors to walk through the woods, along the bottom lands of a nearby river, and climb to the top of an old fire tower for a birds-eye view. This park, however, is not for the casual drive-by tourist. And once you leave the park office area, the roads are mainly gravel,... More