Douglas Lake, a 30,000 acre TVA tributary lake fed by the French Broad,  Nolichucky and Pigeon Rivers.  Douglas has over 550 miles of shore line and is approximately forty miles long.  The towns of Dandridge, Sevierville and White Pine all border the lake.   Marinas and restaurants dot the shoreline.

The Great Smoky Mountains, and in particular 6,595’ Mt. LeConte and 3,629’ English Mountain.  The Smoky’s contain over 521,000 acres and is the most visited national park.

Dandridge, the second oldest town in Tennessee, dating from 1783. Quaint buildings, many constructed of handmade brick, face the streets of this lakeside village of 2,700 residents.

Cove Springs, itself is a place of great physical beauty. The land is rolling with quiet valleys, high meadows, shoreline, mountain views, springs, undisturbed groves of hardwoods. Cove Springs was planned differently from most developments today. There was an effort to preserve the natural private cove setting of the land and a mandate to cut trees only when necessary for the building of our roadways. To walk or drive through Cove Springs is like traveling through a park preserve.

Wild Life, on land there is no lack of deer, wild turkeys and over 200 species of birds. Douglas Lake is home to premier bass tournaments and is filled with largemouth, smallmouth, black bass, walleye, sauger, crappie, bluegill and trout.

Evening Sunsets. Cove Springs is located above the northeastern shore of Douglas Lake and most evenings there is a spectacular sunset. These displays are the most photographed feature of the area.

Golf Courses Dandridge Golf & Country Club Baneberry Golf & Resort Patriot Hills Golf Club Lost Creek Golf Club White Pine Golf Club River Islands Golf Club Eagles Landing Golf Club Millstone Golf Club Morristown Golf & Country Club Gatlinburg Municipal Golf Course Bays Mountain Golf Course Clinchview Golf & Country Club Knoxville Golf Course Three Ridges Golf Course Whittle Springs Golf Course Willow Creek Golf Club

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Ski Areas Cataloochee Ski Wolf Laurel Scaly Mountain Ski Beach Sugar Mountain Ski Area Hawks nest Golf & Ski Resort

Maggie Valley, NC Mars Hill, NC Scaly Mountain, NC Banner Elk, NC Banner Elk, NC Seven Devils, NC

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State Parks Panther Creek State Park Big Ridge State Park

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Museums East Tennessee Discovery Center Ewing Gallery of Art & Architecture Knoxville Museum of Art East Tennessee Historical Society Museum Farragut Folklife Museum American Museum of Science and Energy Sequoyah Birthplace Museum

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Zoos and Aquariums Knoxville Zoological Gardens Western North Carolina Nature Center Greenville Zoo

Knoxville, TN Asheville, NC Greenville, SC

28.6 mi. 56.2 mi. 98.9 mi.

Ten minutes from

• I-40 and I-81 intersection
• Dandridge: churches, dining, supermarket, shopping
• Baneberry, Dandridge, Lost Creek and Patriot Hills Golf Courses

Twenty minutes from

• Jefferson Memorial, Lakeway Regional and Morristown Hamblen Hospitals
• Jefferson City, Morristown, Newport: churches, dining, theatre,
  supermarkets, shopping

Twenty five minutes from

• Sevierville, Pigeon Forge: 10,000,000 million visitors come each year for the shopping, entertainment and attractions, and dining.  Belz and Tanger Outlet Malls, Dollywood, Splash Country, Tennessee Smokies Baseball.
• Greeneville, Bulls Gap and Winston Cup Racing

Forty minutes from

• Gatlinburg, shopping, arts and crafts, entertainment and attractions, and dining.  Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, WonderWorks, Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort
• The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Sugarland Visitor Center, Cades Cove, Clingman’s Dome, Newfound Gap
• Knoxville, third largest city in Tennessee, shopping, entertainment and attractions, the arts, and dining.  The Knoxville Zoo, Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville Ice Bears, University of Tennessee sports, Knoxville Museum of Art, McClung Museum
• Little River whitewater rafting and kayaking
• Jonesboro, Tennessee’s oldest town and home of the International Storytelling Center
• Waynesville, Maggie Valley NC.  Shopping, entertainment and attractions, dining, golf.
• I-75

An hour from

• Maryville and Alcoa
• Tri Cities (Bristol, Johnson City, Kingsport), shopping, attractions and entertainment, dining.  Bristol Motor Speedway
• Abingdon VA, shopping, antiques, arts and crafts, attractions and entertainment, dining.  Barter Theatre
• Asheville NC, shopping, arts and crafts, attractions and entertainment, dining.  Biltmore House, antique district, Asheville Art Museum
• Blue Ridge Parkway

An hour and a half from

• Chattanooga, Tennessee’s fourth largest city.  Shopping, arts and crafts, attractions and entertainment, dining.  The Tennessee Aquarium.  TVA headquarters, Rock City, Lookout Mountain
• Ocoee Whitewater rafting and kayaking
• Oak Ridge, Museum of Science and Energy, Department of Energy plants

Two hours from

• Crossville, Cumberland County Playhouse
• Fall Creek Falls State Park
• Boone and Blowing Rock NC, shopping, entertainment and attractions, dining. Linville Falls, Grandfather Mountain, Ski Beech and Sugar Mountains
• Cherokee, Harrah’s Cherokee Casino

Tennessee living is lower in cost than almost any other region of the country.

• There is no state income tax in Tennessee
• TVA provides the lowest utility rates
• Energy saving utility incentive plans are available for new and existing homes

Dandridge cost of living index is 25% less than the national average.