VISITING HERE? Regardless of your interests, there are fun and exciting activities available for everyone in Humphreys County. From the river to the railroad, music, museums, and more, it's all here in Humphreys County.
LORETTA LYNN'S RANCH
Concerts, trail rides, museums, log cabins, camping, motocross events and much more centered around the home of the country music legend. |
IRISH PICNIC
St. Patrick Irish Picnic and Homecoming in McEwen, TN is an annual event in July that is regularly attended by over 20,000 fun-loving people from across the nation. Originating in 1854, the picnic is known for its famous barbecue pork and the secret sauce than ranks it among the most delectable barbecue ever tasted. |
RIVERS GALORE!
The Tennessee River, Kentucky Lake and the Buffalo River provide endless opportunities for fishing, boating, water skiing, and so much more. No matter if you're a first timer or a long time 'river rat', you're going to love Humphreys County. |
WORLD CLASS HUNTING
Deer, turkey, duck, and a number of other game indigenous to Humphreys County provides some of the most challenging and enjoyable hunting in the South. |
DIXIE YOUTH BASEBALL
Dixie Baseball/Softball and Humphreys County have a partnership of over 40 years. With baseball and softball teams ranging in age from 5 year olds to 19 years olds. It's fun and exciting for the players and the fans alike. |
MUSIC CITY SKYDIVING
The best skydiving center in the Southeast, offering the most incredible and comprehensive skydiving adventure that the area has to offer! |
MI-DE-GA THEATER
The MI-DE-GA has been bringing the biggest names in Hollywood to Humphreys County since 1936. Nightly showing the top movies of today as well as classic movies on the first Wednesday of the month. |
TENNESSEE WILDLIFE REFUGE
The refuge provides habitat for resident wildlife species and other migratory birds. The refuge’s diversity of habitats also supports breeding, wintering and migration habitat for 301 bird species and habitat for 51 mammals, 89 reptiles and amphibians and 144 species of fish. White-tailed deer can be found throughout the area, along with smaller animals such as raccoons, foxes, squirrels, beaver, rabbits and wild turkey. |
GOLF
Humphreys County features fun and challenging golf courses in Waverly (Waverly Country Club) and McEwen (Willow Ridge). |
HUMPHREYS COUNTY MUSEUM AND CIVIL WAR FORT
Featuring a military room with memorabilia from all wars, Extensive collection of Indian artifacts situated on an old Civil War fort site complete with existing rifle pits. The fort was built to protect and keep open a supply railroad to the Union army in Tennessee during the Civil War. |
CIVIL WAR HISTORY
The 2000+ acre Johnsonville State Historic Park and Civil War Museum located in Humphreys County commemorates the site of the Battle of Johnsonville during the War Between the States as well as the historic town site that existed from 1864-1944 prior to the formation of Kentucky Lake. The park has two large forts, the upper and lower redoubts that are open for visitors. Additionally, original Union breastworks (rifle pits) are preserved throughout the park in various areas. 
BUCKSNORT TRAIL RIDE
Horseback riding on miles of wooded trails gives a unique thrill. During our week-long rides we will serve you 3 home-cooked meals, you will enjoy a band on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Nights. A fun auction on Thursday night. |
SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE
Saturdays on the Court Square in Waverly are a bustle of activity. From classic cartoons at the theater to live music to sidewalk sales and contests, be sure to give Main Street in Waverly your attention on Saturdays! 
THREE RIVERS QUILT TRAIL
The 3 Rivers Quilt Trail is a driving trail that showcases all of the beautiful quilt blocks that have been mounted on barns and out buildings across Humphreys County. Quilt block trails are also about days past, the times you slept under Grandmas warm quilts and the picnics you had on them on warm sunny days. Quilts are a work of love, passion and self. They have meanings that tell stories of families and lives. They give us warm memories that last a lifetime. We want to bring those memories up time and time again when you see the quilt blocks hanging on barns, outbuildings, homes, and businesses. |