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Laurel Run Park
Hawkins County riverfront park and recreation area
Northeast Tennessee · Rogersville
Outdoor living in Rogersville.
Rogersville pairs one of Tennessee's most historic towns with a water-first outdoor lifestyle. Cherokee Lake offers broad open-water recreation, while the Holston River and county parks provide a quieter way to fish, paddle and reconnect.
CHEROKEE LAKE BOATING
Two Great Waters. One Historic Tennessee Town.
Explore a vast TVA reservoir known for fishing, coves and long days on open water. Cherokee Lake and the Holston River bring boating, fishing and paddling into everyday life.
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Holston River paddling. Right here at home.
Kayak or fish a storied East Tennessee river corridor at a slower pace. In Rogersville, outdoor access is not simply something to save for a vacation—it can become part of an ordinary week.
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More ways to get outside
Trails. Rivers. Back roads. Endless possibilities.
Cherokee Lake boating
Explore a vast TVA reservoir known for fishing, coves and long days on open water.
Holston River paddling
Kayak or fish a storied East Tennessee river corridor at a slower pace.
Laurel Run Park
Hike, picnic, paddle and explore 440 acres along the Holston River.
MAKE ROGERSVILLE HOME
Outdoor access isn't a getaway here. It's part of everyday life.
For Rogersville-area buyers, water access can mean very different things—from a home near a public launch to true lake frontage or a quiet river setting. I help separate the lifestyle promise from the practical details: access, elevation, utilities and travel time. Whether you're looking for a home near the water, a mountain retreat or a property with room to explore, I can help you find the right place in Rogersville.