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Tour Information
Tours of Miller Farmstead are offered seasonally and tickets are required. Reservations are strongly recommended.
Please note the following:
- Please arrive in plenty of time to park and meet on the front porch of the Farmhouse. Tours begin promptly.
- Due to incidents involving livestock and guests, pets are not allowed on the premises of the Miller Farmstead or in the Miller Farmhouse, with the exception of trained service dogs.
- Due to its location and historic nature, the Miller Farmstead is not ADA accessible and does not have ADA accessible parking available. By advance arrangement only, tour guests with accessibility needs may be dropped off and picked up near the house, using the maintenance road. To request this accommodation, contact the park office at 423-547-3900 24 hours prior to tour start.
Cancellations/Refunds: For cancellation contact the Park Office directly at 423-547-3900. Cancellations may be made 24 hours in advance may be subject to refund. Cancellations may not be made via voicemail or social media.
TDEC / TN State Parks reserves the right to cancel a reservation and/or contract anytime with 100% refund of all monies received for the reservation.
Public Internet / Wi-Fi Acceptable Use Policy
All guests must adhere to Tennessee State Parks' Public Internet / Wi-Fi Acceptable Use Policy, viewable at https://tnstateparks.com/about/policies#collapse-public-internet-wifi-use, while visiting any park facility or area where internet or Wi-Fi services are offered.
Tennessee Conservationist Magazine
Want to learn more about your Tennessee State Parks as well as native species, history, conservation, archaeology, and Tennessee culture? If so, we invite you to check out a sample of the Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, the official magazine of Tennessee State Parks! Our bi-monthly print and online publication features smart articles and stunning photography. In our pages, you'll discover insider tips on things to see and do, and find ways to connect with resources and activities in Tennessee State Parks and across our state. And if you like what you see, be sure to subscribe online to the Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, where you may opt for a print version or a digital version, or both!
