celebrate July 4th at
Center Hill LakeMake plans to be at the lake for the world’s greatest fireworks shows.
Burgess Falls
on the water + park
Hike at the park and access the top of the 136′ waterfall or take a trip by water to the bottom of the waterfall
Rural
ExplorationVisit one of three state parks along the shoreline at Center Hill Lake and other wildly beautiful places in the area.
travel
Virgin Falls | A Challenging 9 Mile Hike with Waterfalls
Are you up for a challenge? See Virgin Falls, Sheep Cave, Big Laurel Falls, Blue Hole, Big Branch Falls, and Martha’s Pretty Point.
Fall Creek Falls State Park | Tennessee’s Largest and Most Visited Park
Fall Creek Falls State Park is one of Tennessee’s largest and most visited state parks. Featuring waterfalls, hiking, and more.
lifestyle
5 Pet Safety Tips for the 4th of July | Friends of DeKalb Animal Shelter
How to Care for Your Pet During the July 4th Holiday. Free microchipping clinic next week at DeKalb Animal Shelter.
What Makes Tennessee a Great Place to Live
Take a look at Tennessee and find out why it’s a great place to move and live. An inside look at what makes the volunteer state great.
real estate
9 Things to Know if You are Moving To Center Hill Lake
Moving to the lake? Here is everything you need to know about Center Hill Lake. Relocation to Tennessee.
3 Reasons to Move to Center Hill Lake in Tennessee
Interested in moving to Center Hill Lake? We are here to convince you to make the move.
home + design
A Rustic Cabin | Interiors Inspiration
Interiors and design ideas for a bespoke rustic cabin.
7 Free Moody Artwork Prints
High res artwork for your next lake home decor project.

Center Hill Lake is located in middle Tennessee – essentially central to Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga. Quietly harbored in DeKalb County, surrounding towns include Baxter, Smithville, Silver Point, Sparta, Rock Island, and other rural communities.
Originally created in 1948 by a dam constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Center Hill Lake stretches 64 miles covering an area of 18,220 mostly undeveloped acres. With roughly 415 miles of shoreline and easy-rolling ridge tops, Center Hill Lake is known as a well-preserved and peaceful santuary.
Major tributaries of the lake include the Caney Fork River and the Falling Water River. Edgar Evins State Park, Burgess Falls State Park and Rock Island State Park contain portions of the lake’s shoreline. Tranquil waterways wind to Burgess Falls, Rock Island and Fancher Falls waterfalls. Other waterfalls, hiking trails and scenic lookout points can be found near the lake.
The emerald-like waters are well-known for fishing and recreational activities include kayaking, wakeboarding, skiing, and other interests. With Tennessee’s four distinct seasons, Center Hill Lake continues to be an ever-changing and alluring destination.
We look forward to seeing you.