All Terrain Wheelchairs in Tennessee State Parks
If your travels take you to the Volunteer State, then check out the loaner all terrain wheelchairs in Tennessee state parks. The list is growing, but currently over 30 state parks offer these loaner wheelchairs. They are available to both adults and children, and they can be operated independently or with caregiver assistance. And each park has a list of specific trails you can try out in their loaner all terrain wheelchairs. The wheelchairs are available at these Tennessee state parks.
West Tennessee
- Chickasaw State Park
- Fort Pillow State Historic Park
- Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park
- Natchez Trace State Park
- Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
- Paris Landing State Park
- Pickwick Landing State Park
- Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park
- Reelfoot Lake State Park
- T.O. Fuller State Park
Middle Tennessee
- Bledsoe Creek State Park
- Cedars of Lebanon State Park
- Cumberland Mountain State Park
- Cummins Falls State Park
- David Crockett State Park
- Fall Creek Falls State Park
- Henry Horton State Park
- Long Hunter State Park
- Radnor Lake State Park
- Alvin C. York State Historic Park
- Tims Ford State Park
East Tennessee
- Booker T. Washington State Park
- Cove Lake State Park
- Cumberland Trail State Park
- Harrison Bay State Park
- Indian Mountain State Park
- Panther Creek State Park
- Red Clay State Historic Park
- Roan Mountain State Park
- Rocky Fork State Park
- Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park
- Warriors’ Path State Park
Reservations for the all terrain track chairs are available at stateoftennessee.formstack.com/forms/all_terrain_wheelchair_request. Alternatively, you can call the parks directly with your reservation request. This method is preferred when the anticipated visit is less than three days away. And although reservations are preferred, the all terrain wheelchairs are available on a walk-up basis, if they are not already reserved.
For more information on all terrain wheelchairs in Tennessee state parks, visit tnstateparks.com/accessibility/all-terrain-wheelchairs.


If you’ve thought of visiting a Minnesota State Park, but felt you couldn’t navigate the terrain, then check out these loaner track chairs available at Minnesota State Parks. Unlike standard wheelchairs, these power track chairs have tank tracks rather than wheels, and they are excellent for use on inaccessible trails.