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Standing Stone State Park is a Tennessee state park in Hilham, Overton County, in our Upper Cumberland & Plateau region. Entry to every Tennessee state park is free, per the state parks FAQ. The park page lists camping, fishing, hiking and paddling. Overnight options on its page: camping, cabins and group lodges. Read from the official page on October 30, 2026.
- EntryFreeper the state parks FAQ
- Activities5listed on its page
- Stay OvernightCamping, cabins and group lodgeson the park page
- DogsOn a leashstatewide policy, see below
- Campground Undergoing Renovation. Starting July 7th, 2025, the campground at Standing Stone State Park will undergo renovations. This closure is expected to last until late 2026. Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions about your upcoming reservation, please call 1 (888) 867-2757.
- RV Access Alert. **ATTENTION CAMPERSIf you are traveling with a trailer or RV, please use Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 136, due to inaccessibility to RVs from the south entrance of the park.
- Recreational Field Below Dam Closure. Beginning in March 2026, the recreational field below the park dam at Standing Stone State Park will undergo capital improvements. This area will be closed during construction. The closure is expected to last into mid-2027. Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions, please call the Park Office .
Closures change. Check the official park page the day you go.
What to Do at Standing Stone State Park
The park page lists these activities: camping, fishing, hiking, paddling and swimming. The page shows a short list with a Show More button, so the park may offer more.
Amenities on the park page: birding, boat rentals, boat access, cabins, campground, canoe access, ev charging, fishing, gift shop, group lodges, trails, laundromat, playground, swimming pool, snack bar, swimming, visitor center and colorblind viewfinder.
Plan It in Three Lines
Getting In
Entry is free; camping, cabins, reservations and some programs cost extra.
Free to enterBring the Dog?
Leashed dogs are allowed in most of the park; not in lodges, cabins or swim areas.
Rules belowMake It a Trip
Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park is about 15 miles away (straight line).
2 places within 25 miles
Coming Up Near Standing Stone State Park
None of the events on our checked calendar name Standing Stone State Park right now. The official site lists everything that is on. See every Tennessee event we have checked.
Also see Upper Cumberland & Plateau Events.
Fees
Tennessee state parks do not charge an entry fee: the state parks FAQ says all state parks are free to enter. Camping, cabins, shelters, tours and some programs are booked and paid for separately.
Planning several parks? Our State Parks Passport guide lists every park side by side.
Dogs and Strollers
- Dogs: Tennessee State Parks allow dogs and cats on a leash or otherwise restrained. They are not allowed in lodges and cabins (except designated pet rooms), public eating places, food stores or designated swimming beaches and pools. A park may post trails closed to pets. This is the statewide policy. This park page does not state a different rule.
- Strollers: Not published. The park page does not say whether strollers are allowed; call the park (931-823-6347) before you go.
Directions and Contact
- Address1674 Standing Stone Park Hwy, Hilham, TN 38568
- Park phone931-823-6347
- Reservations phone1-888-867-2757 (state parks reservations line, printed on the park page)
- Map point36.47000,-85.41829. Latitude and longitude printed on the park’s own page. Directions in Google Maps
- Official pagetnstateparks.com/parks/standing-stone
Places Near Standing Stone State Park
- 1Cordell Hull Birthplace State ParkState Parkabout 15 mi
- 2Cummins Falls State ParkState Parkabout 17 mi
- 3Sgt. Alvin C. York State Historic ParkState Historic Parkabout 26 mi
- 4Burgess Falls State ParkState Parkabout 30 mi
- 5Edgar Evins State ParkState Parkabout 34 mi
- 6Pickett CCC Memorial State ParkState Parkabout 35 mi
Straight-line distances between map points, not driving miles. Dots sit in their true compass direction; distance is stretched near the middle so close neighbors stay readable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to visit Standing Stone State Park?
Entering is free: the Tennessee State Parks FAQ says there is no access fee at any state park. Camping, cabins, shelters, tours and reservations cost extra where the park offers them.
Are dogs allowed at Standing Stone State Park?
Dogs on a leash are allowed under the statewide policy, except in lodges and cabins (outside designated pet rooms), eating places, food stores and swim areas. The park may post trails closed to pets.
What time does Standing Stone State Park close?
The text of the park page does not print day-use hours, so we cannot state them (a linked FAQ PDF may; check it). Call the park (931-823-6347) or check the official page.
Can I camp at Standing Stone State Park?
The park page lists camping, cabins and group lodges. Reserve on the official page or by phone at 1-888-867-2757.
Are strollers allowed at Standing Stone State Park?
Not published. The park page does not mention strollers, so call before you go.
What We Could Not Verify
- Day-use hours are not printed in the text of the park page. Some parks link a FAQ PDF that may list them; check those PDFs.
- Stroller rules are not stated on the park page.
- Closures and alerts change at short notice; the notice above is a snapshot.
- The county (Overton) is not stated on the park page; we added it from the town and have not confirmed it.
Sources
- Standing Stone State Park on Tennessee State Parks (read 2026-10-30)
- Tennessee State Parks FAQ: entry is free (read 2026-10-30)
- Tennessee State Parks policies: pets (read 2026-10-30)
Last checked October 30, 2026 by the It’s Tennessee editor. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
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