1 hr 30 min
By car from the Public Square, 73 mi
Field Guide 04 · Tennessee State Parks
Dry Branch State Park
2,169 acres of the Western Highland Rim where Lewis, Hickman and Perry counties meet, with the largest and least disturbed population of the endangered Tennessee yellow-eyed grass known in the state. The state dedicated it as its 68th park on September 23, 2026; it is not open while the state plans it.
Lewis CountyHohenwaldTemporarily closed, the state saysChecked October 20, 2026
2,169
Acres
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Visitors: no published count
0
Trails listed by the state
Day
Day use only
0
Activities the state lists
What's there
Things to do
The state lists none yet.
On site
The state lists none yet.
Getting there
1050 Brush Creek Road, Hohenwald, TN 37110
The park's page at Tennessee State Parks
Campsites, cabins and lodge rooms are booked online through the park's page or by phone at 1-888-867-2757, the state's reservation line.
Nearby
- Devil's Backbone State Park13 miles away as the crow flies · 1 hr 5 min from Franklin
- Mousetail Landing State Park21 miles away as the crow flies · 1 hr 50 min from Franklin
- David Crockett State Park29 miles away as the crow flies · 1 hr 20 min from Franklin
- Johnsonville State Historic Park35 miles away as the crow flies · 1 hr 30 min from Franklin
How we know
Every fact on this page but the summary at the top is the state's, read on the date above, except the drive: that is Valhalla's route on OpenStreetMap's roads from Franklin's Public Square to the park office, with no traffic, rounded to five minutes. Visits are the park plan's count for the year named, mostly from traffic counters. How the guide was made.
- The park. Tennessee State Parks: the Find a Park list, the park's own page, read October 20, 2026.
- Acres. Tennessee State Parks.