Standing Stone

Dianne

We had a nice stay in the cabins at standing Stone State Park. The park staff worker Anna in the office was very helpful and courteous. The only problem we had with the cabin is that it was missing some of the kitchen items. We had a great time and plan on coming back in the future.

Patty Gravley

The park is always great but the cabins need help. We stayed in #10 over the Labor Day weekend (Thursday 8/28- Monday 9/1) and those mattresses are horrible! The one on the bed was about 5 inches thick and on a board. The one on the pull out sofa was even thinner than that. My opinion is that the money that was put into the dishwasher (that was never used) could have bought blinds or even curtains for the kitchen windows that looked right in on both beds. We placed towels over the window for privacy. Our cabin had so many spiders and cob webs it was crazy! The comfort for the price doesn't seem to equal at all!!!!!! I thought they were rustic cabins, so no need for WiFi or the dishwasher. I understand that over time things will change and prices will increase. We use to pay about $70 a night and free pool passes for the weekend. Now it's $120 for Thursday and $165 for the weekend nights. $7 a pool pass pre day. What happened? We still had a great weekend with family and friends but are dog tired from no sleep.

M Graves

Standing Stone State Park was great! We loved learning about the home of Davey Crockett and really enjoyed walking around the lake. The large bridge alone makes it worth visiting.

Jenn

The lake is beautiful. It's a great place to get away for a few days. The cabins are nice, not too crowded and with easy access to a fire pit. The trail is decently challenging. Overall I recommend it for a quiet less crowded option.

Megan Rupp

We did a quick hike on part of the lake view trail. It was pretty steep in parts but was worth the view! Lots of pretty wildflowers. Would definitely have loved to hike the whole trail.