Loudon

County

Carmichael Inn and Tavern - Located in one of the town's oldest buildings dating back to the early 1800's it holds an amazing history, which you can read about right on the walls of the restaurant!
Windy Hill - Explore nature in a relaxing and personalized atmosphere at this East Tennessee resort and hunting lodge.
TN National -Features a Greg Norman designed golf course including a public marina with pontoon rental and Silos restaurant.
Tic Toc - This nostalgic ice cream parlor serves 29 delicious flavors of homemade ice cream.

TN Valley Winery - Established in 1984, Tennessee Valley winery is one of the oldest operating wineries in East Tennessee.
TN Brew Works - Coming soon.
East TN Axe Throwing - Get back to the basics & grab some friends to experience the thrill of hatchet throwing.
Calhoun’s - With serene dockside seating, this Calhoun’s is right on the water’s edge overlooking one of Tennessee’s largest marinas just above Ft. Loudon Dam.

Sweetwater Valley Farms - The farm, located between the towns of Philadelphia and Loudon, is in the heart of southeast Tennessee’s dairy-rich Sweetwater Valley. It is known for its agricultural vitality and progress.
Smokin F BBQ - Offers top quality craft BBQ in a variety of unconventional ways!
Nightfall Acres - Guests can bring their cameras or bring their photographers for a beautiful day of perfect pics while picking their own sunflower bouquet.
Dead Man’s Farm Haunted Attraction - At Dead Man’s Farm, you’ll experience the haunted attraction in East TN that THOUSANDS have been SCREAMING about! Enjoy interactive characters, bonfires, music, concessions, and escape rooms!

The Greenback Diner - Greenback Drugstore & Diner, an old faithful eatery that’s been serving up delicious meals since 1923. Walk inside and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped straight back in time to a simpler era when the waitresses knew your name and your order.
Maple Lane Farms - is a working family farm with its main goal to put smiles on people’s faces and connect with families.
The Historic National Campground - In 1873, interdenominational meetings were held as a way to unite families and communities divided by the Civil War with trustees selected from among former Confederate and Union soldiers. The original meeting shed, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, still stands today. An annual five-day revival is held annually each September.