Hotels in Tiptonville

Formed by earthquakes in 1811-1812, Reelfoot Lake offers boardwalks through ancient cypress trees and excellent birdwatching. Winter visitors can join guided eagle tours when bald eagles make the lake their seasonal home.

This serene cape on Reelfoot Lake offers prime spots for bird watching and breathtaking sunset reflections over the water. Bring binoculars and visit during spring migrations for the best wildlife sightings.

Escape the city buzz at Lake County Recreational Park, where hiking trails wind through serene Tennessee wilderness. Fish in nearby waters or camp under the stars for an authentic outdoor getaway.

Created by earthquakes that made the Mississippi flow backward, this 24,000-acre wildlife area features cypress swamps and hardwood forests. Visit in winter to see bald eagles perched among the trees.

Rat Island is 4.2 mi (6.8 km) from central Tiptonville, why not stop by during your stay.

Choctaw Island offers prime bird watching in the wetlands surrounding Tennessee's earthquake-formed Reelfoot Lake. Bring binoculars to spot seasonal migrations and explore this unique ecosystem.

Tiptonville City Hall houses both city administration and the local fire department in one functional building. Attend a city council meeting on the second Tuesday of each month to see small-town democracy in action.

The Tiptonville Public Library offers a quiet retreat with specialized genealogy and Tennessee history rooms. Browse their collection, use free Wi-Fi, or bring little ones to enjoy the Early Literacy Computer Stations.