Editing Warriors' Path State Park

{{Park
|Park Type=State Park
|Activities=Hiking, Boating, Biking, Pools, Beaches, Fishing, Horses, Picnicking, Golf, Disc Golf, Nature Events
|Features=Waterfalls, Vistas, Rivers, Lakes
|Lodging Types=Camping
|Camping Amenities=Site water, Dump station, 30 amp electrical, Showers, Playground, Wi-Fi, Camp Store
|City=Kingsport
|State=Tennessee
|Area=950 acres
|Operated By=Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
|Parking=36.49904, -82.48624
}}
{{Map Marker
|Icon Type=Playground
|Marker Title=Darrell's Dream boundless playground
|Marker Description=[[Image:WPSP_Darrel's_Dream_playground.jpg|150px]]
|Marker Location=36.49072, -82.48223
}}
{{Map Marker
|Icon Type=Parking
|Marker Title=Mountain Biking area
|Marker Location=36.49213, -82.46857
}}
==Park Overview==
[http://www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/WarriorsPath/ Warrior's Path State Park] has {{Park trail count|Park={{PAGENAME}}}} trails covering {{Park trail miles|Park={{PAGENAME}}}} good for quick after work jaunts with the kids and pets for a quick stroll. 

== How to get there ==
From downtown Kingsport, TN:
#Take Fort Henry Drive/TN-36 toward Colonial Heights.
#Turn left at stoplight by Food City onto Hemlock Road.  (Warning: Red Light camera intersection this direction.)  
#Follow Hemlock Road under railroad underpass.  The park ranger station is just inside the main entrance.

From I-81:
#Take TN Exit 59 (Kingsport).
#Turn NW on Fort Henry Drive/TN-36.
#Turn right (north) onto Colonial Heights (by Zoomerz, Sunoco).  (Warning: Red Light camera intersection in this direction.  Come to a complete stop if the light is yellow or red before making turn.)
#Continue on Colonial Heights road as it makes a sharp left and then right over railroad tracks.
#Turn right (east) on Hemlock Road.  The main park entrance can be seen.

Trailheads are in several different locations, so refer to the specific trail descriptions.

== Park Trails ==
The park offers the following trails to explore:

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A couple mile loop around most of the park campground can be done on Lake Hollow, Connector, and Lakeshore trails.
<br>Devil's Backbone and Fall Creek Loop trails also make a nice combination.

Riverbank Trail no longer connects across Fall Creek Road with Holston Bluffs Trail.

==Park Lodging==
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Park offers 134 camping sites. All of which allows either tents or RV's. Sites fill up quickly on most summer weekends. It is ill advised to arrive without a reservation in the summer.

=== Campground ===
Campground has bath houses spread around the park, including showers. Two dump stations are available at the front and rear of the campground. 

==Other Park Amenities==
* Pool
* Golf Course
* Playgrounds
* Amphitheater
* Picnic areas
* Pavilions
* Tennis courts
* Boat launches
* Marina with restaurant
* Soccer fields
* Disc golf
* Basketball court
* Horseback riding stables

==Fees, Permits, etc. ==
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The park has no day use, trail head, or entrance fees. 

Camping fees range from $11-$20 per night depending on time of year and site amenities plus a $3 per reservation fee and taxes. Reservations can be made [http://tnstateparks.com/parks/campground/warriors-path at their website].

==Seasonal Events==
* Winter Gardening Seminar
* Spring Nature Festival
* Dragonfly Day
* Summer in the Park
* Folklife Festival
* Environmental Education Workshop
* Adopt a Tree
* Christmas on the Lake
* Recreation and Nature Activities

== Misc. Information ==
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Formally a Tennessee Valley Authority park.

== Maps ==
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[http://www.tn.gov/environment/parks/WarriorsPath/docs/WPTRL.pdf State Park Map and Trail Brochure]

==Gallery==
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