Loudon County is a great place to ...
Live, work
and play
L
oudon County offers a little peace and quiet and a slower
pace. Our county is a popular destination for day trips and
weekend adventures, which is one way people discover our
communities. They come for a visit and decide to call it home.
Avalon is a 430-acre community with
classic, traditional homes woven around
the Landmark Golf Club, an 18-hole
course with gently rolling terrain. Avalon
also has a large pool and pool clubhouse
in addition to tennis courts. www.Avalon-
tn.com
Rarity Bay is 960 acres along Tellico
Lake. It features a championship golf
course with 18 holes of unbelievable
play. Other amenities include a pool, the
impressive Equestrian Center and trails
located throughout the community for
walking and biking. www.RarityBay.com
Tellico Village is a well-established,
master-planned Cooper Community
located on Tellico Lake and encompass-
ing nearly 5,000 acres with over 8,000
residents. Village amenities include
three championship golf courses, yacht
and country club, recreational facilities
that include both indoor and outdoor
swimming pools and a marina. www.
TellicoVillage.org
Tennessee National is a private gated
residential golf and waterfront commu-
nity with over 1,000 acres located on spec-
tacular Watts Bar Lake. The 18-hole, Greg
Norman designed signature golf course is
magnificent as it meanders through the
natural landscape and along the banks of
the lake. www.TennesseeNational.com
WindRiver on Tellico Lake is a gated
lakefront and golf course community fea-
turing a private harbor and marina and
prime lakefront, lakeview, and wooded
homesites and custom homes. The golf
course, designed by Jack Nicklaus protégé
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Bob Cupp, is East Tennessee’s first Audu-
bon Signature course and is open to the
public for daily fee play and group events.
www.WindRiverLiving.com
Agritourism
Deep Well Farm — Lenoir City. Corn
maze, hayrides, pick-your-own pump-
kin patch, farm animals, huge kids play
areas, picnic areas and more! Venues for
barn weddings, kids birthday parties,
and other private events all year long.
865.816.2131. www.deepwellfarm.com
Sweetwater Valley Farm — Philadel-
phia. Combines the tradition of family
farming and the art of fine cheese mak-
ing. Tours, cafe, and farm store on site.
865-458-9192 or 1-877-862-4332. www.
sweetwatervalley.com
Tennessee Valley Winery — Loudon.
Oldest operating, family-owned winery
in Tennessee. Open daily except major
holidays with free tastings. Variety of spe-
cial events. 865-986-5147. www.tennessee
valleywinery.com
Annual Events
Rockin’ the Docks — Held annually on
Memorial Day Weekend and Fourth of
July weekend, on the shores of Fort Lou-
doun Lake at Lenoir City Park. Features
multiple bands, food vendors, children’s
play area and dramatic fireworks display.
Attendees can come by car or boat. This
free event begins with music at 4 p.m. and
the fireworks show at dark. www.rockin
thedocks.com
Annual Lenoir City Arts and Crafts
Festival — Held the first weekend of June,
this two-day event is one of the largest
arts and crafts festivals in the Southeast,
bringing more than 200 vendors and
8,000 attendees. The festival takes place
along the shores of Fort Loudoun Lake in
Lenoir City Park. www.lenoircityartsand
craftsfestival.com
RiverFest — Held the last Saturday in
Loudon County Chamber of Commerce Living Guide 2020 n www.loudoncountychamber.com