Tourism

Attractions

You Grew Up in Fayetteville if.........

you or one of your friends had a car stereo that was worth way more than the car itself

you know what Funland is

you went to Pic-n-Pac

you went to Big K and participated in the Big K disco.

you skated at Lewter's Roller Rink


you know what SUN-DROP is

you ever got your new shoes thrown up on by your drunk friend


your driver's education class meant driving on gravel, country roads in the tri-county area and stopping for ice cream at the Dairy Queen in Tullahoma.

your "night out on the town" consists of sitting in a parking lot all night!

the highlight of your week consisted of driving back and forth from Mr. Quick's to the old Walmart until you finally find out there was a party somewhere.

you buy the Elk Valley Times just to see who you know that was arrested this week.

going to Huntsville was a weekly occurrence, just to go

you remember going to the Christmas thingy at the bank by the post office to see Santa Claus. (Fantasy Land)

you bought your school clothes at Lawson's or The National Store, and your sneakers at the Coaches Corner.

you ever called WYTM and made a 'Special Dedication' to someone.

you ate at the Stone Bridge Restaurant, Weiner King or the Lamplighter on a regular basis

you have spent the last 20 years having to tell people where Fayetteville is by referencing Nashville, Huntsville, and Jack Daniels

you have ever used "fixin" to replace "about" in a sentence, i.e. "I'm fixin to head to town and buy some Sun Drop"

you can discuss the merits of Skoal and Copenhagen AND accurately describe why you dip a certain brand, cut, and flavor

you not only know every word to the song "Rocky Top" but also still remember the whole routine and movements to go with it

you know what a Pool Room slaw burger is

you ever went into Mr Bill's to buy Rap cassettes

you ever visited the bootlegger in Vann Town

you drove by the jail and prisoners had their feet hanging out from the bars on the windows.

you ever got stopped/pulled over by Sugar Bear and always wore an LCHS jersey to court

you remember the big jersey cow on the corner across from the former Dairy Queen

you can remember getting the golden egg from the Country Cobbler shoe store.

you've ever let the guys talk you into going snipe hunting.

you remember when the Lincoln Theater had a balcony....or remember shopping at the old Kuhn's dept.store before it burned

you ever went hunting for the "Flintville Light"

you knew RAMBO as a car dealership instead of an action hero

sneaking into the beer tent at the fair was the highlight of your fair attendance

you went to the fair on Fair Day

you always went swimming in the Elk River and never set foot in a pool during the summer

you used to get together and play hide-and-seek in cars with a "CB" radio

you remember the cop they hired at McDonald's to keep us kids from hanging out in the parking lot

Stone Bridge Memorial Park
931-433-1234
At the corner of Hwy 431/231 & Thornton Taylor Parkway. See a replica of the historic Stone Bridge and Pristine Cascade as you walk through this beautiful park. Visit our visitor center located in one of two historic log cabins.

Historic Downtown Fayetteville Square
931-433-1234
Visit our unique downtown square and enjoy shopping in the unique gift shops, admiring the architecture of the buildings, and watching the whittlers at work on the courthouse lawn! Shop in the several famous stores featured in Southern Living Magazine and on prime time talk shows.

Sir's Fabric Store
110 N Elk Avenue
931-433-2487
Find exactly what you are looking for in the South's Largest Designer Fabric Outlet located in downtown Fayetteville, Tennessee.
http://www.sirsfabric.com

Cahoots Restaurant
114 W Market Street
931-433 1173
Dine "behind bars" in a turn-of-the century jail cell while you enjoy delicious cuisine. This restaurant featured in national publications including Southern Living.

Lincoln County Fair
Fairgrounds
931-433-6387 (Fair Office)
931-433-1234 (Chamber of Commerce)
Selected as the Number 1 County Fair in Tennessee Mark the second week in September on your calendar to attend this award winning fair. Activities include a Demolition Derby, Harness Races, Agriculture Exhibits, Carnival Rides, and Top Name Entertainment.
www.lincolncountyfairinfo.com

Fayetteville Lincoln County Museum
521 Main Avenue South
931-438-0339 or 931-433-1234
www.flcmuseum.com
Visit this museum located in the Old Borden Milk Plant and view a large collection of items from days gone by. Don't miss the military, medical, and agriculture exhibits. Also see the enormous arrowhead collection.

Historic Home Walking Tours
Mulberry Avenue Homes, Elk Avenue Homes, and Washington Street Homes
931-433-1234
Get your free guide at the Chamber of Commerce and take a self-guided tour of the beautiful homes in these historic neighborhoods. One has been named to the National Register.

Fayetteville... Host of Christmas Past
Downtown Fayetteville
931-433-1234
During the second weekend in November, Fayetteville becomes the setting for a Norman Rockwell Painting. This festival brings thousands of visitors to enjoy an old fashioned high tea, trolley rides, strolling musicians, a candlelight walking tour, and much, much more.
www.hostofchristmaspast.com

The Lincoln County Bluegrass and Crafts Festival
Fairgrounds
931-433-2180 (Jerry Posey)
931-433-1234 (Chamber of Commerce)
The Annual Lincoln County Bluegrass and Crafts Festival takes place in September at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. The event features bluegrass instrumental, band and dance competitions, with over $5,200 in prize money to be given away. The event kick off will occur with band performances and various competitions. Kids events plus high caliber food will be available throughout the festival. Please call 931-433-1234 or 931-433-1235 for more information.

Antique Shopping
Downtown Fayetteville
931-433-1234
Fayetteville is the Antique Lover's paradise. With an abundance of antique shops and malls to serve your special needs, your treasure hunt can begin in the heart of Lincoln County. Downtown Fayetteville boasts the most antique shops per square mile in our area.

Chamber of Commerce Welcome Center
208 South Elk Avenue
Fayetteville, TN 37334
931-433-1234
The Chamber of Commerce Welcome Center can assist you with brochures, maps, and information. Call ahead for organized tours and hospitality. Stop by for restroom facilities and your welcome package filled with appreciation gifts and coupons.

Ancestry

Resources recognized nationally for genealogy records.

Recreation

Canoeing on the Elk River
Elk River Canoe Rental
931-937-6886
Elk River Adventures and Outfitters
931-433-9946

Camping
Elk River Canoe Rental

Skate Centers
Star Wheels Skate Center

Golf Courses
Fayetteville Golf and Country Club (Private)

Swimming
Water Slide and Swimming pool at Fayetteville Recreation Center

Parks and Recreation Center