Allandale Mansion, the "White House of Kingsport", is a magnificent location for any special day. Whether it's a wedding, civic event, family gathering, group meeting, community gathering or party -... Learn More
Boatyard Riverfront Park is a 19 acre community park located adjacent to the South fork of the Holston River. The Park features include: A 42′ x 26′ Civitan shelter with... Learn More
Borden Park is a 17 acre neighborhood park with many recreational components. The Park features include: 2 – 48′ x 22′ Shelters with 2 picnic tables and an outdoor grill, 1 – 44’ x... Learn More
Borden Park is a 17 acre neighborhood park with many recreation components. Rental Spaces Available Include: A multi purpose building – This facility has a tile floor, restrooms and game tables. Tables... Learn More
Opened in 1940, the Civic Auditorium was designed to be the cornerstone of the Parks and Recreation department in Kingsport. The Civic Auditorium has a rich history. From legendary country... Learn More
The Kingsport Farmers Market Pavilion was first opened on August 3, 2012. In addition to the weekly Kingsport Farmers Market, it is a ‘mixed use’ space used for all sorts... Learn More
Lynn View High School, Sullivan County, Tennessee, opened it’s doors to the first students in the fall of 1948, with the first graduating class crossing the stage in the spring... Learn More
Preston Forest Park is a 3 acre neighborhood park with many recreation components. The Park features include: A 390 sq. ft. pavilion-style shelter with picnic tables. An asphalt basketball court, a... Learn More
The Kingsport Renaissance Center is a facility which serves the community as a center for the arts, community recreation, senior citizen’s activities, and as a facility for business meetings, parties,... Learn More
Riverwalk Park is an 5.6 acre open space recreation area adjacent to the Kingsport Greenbelt. The Park features include: A 30’ x 30’ picnic shelter with tables. A bicycle rack, a... Learn More
V.O. Dobbins, Sr. Complex is a multi-purpose facility adjacent to a neighborhood park. In 1913 African American children began attending Oklahoma Grove School; later moved into a school at the... Learn More
