Marble Springs State Historic Site

Marble Springs State Historic Site boasts over 35 acres of meadows, woodlands, and delightful springs that flow throughout the year. With 6 historic structures that help tell the story of the site’s original owner and the first governor of Tennessee, John Sevier, as well as frontier life in early east Tennessee, Marble Springs provides a beautiful and unique backdrop for any event. Additional amenities include a large pavilion with picnic tables, a bandstand, walking trails, and an ample parking area.

Space type: Covered pavilion, open air space, house used for small meetings.

The Space is perfect for:

• Culinary Event – limited to outdoor cooking.
• Dance Class/Event
• Film Location – Films must be approved in advance by the board of directors, Tennessee Historical Commission, and the Tennessee Film Commission
• Meet Up
• Performance
• Photography
• Outdoor wedding
• Workshop/class

Onsite amenities:

• Bathroom
• Parking on Premise
• Power Outlets
• Tables
• Van, Trailer, or Bus Parking
• Wireless Internet
• Shower
• Kitchenette

Minimum hourly rate: $75 for up 25 guests. Rates for larger groups and extended hours apply.

Require a rental agreement? YES

Accepted payment types: Cash, Check, Credit card

Space personnel: The space is staffed for every rental.

# of chairs: 16 benches

# of tables: 8 rectangular tables

# of parking spaces (approximate): Parking Field can hold up to 100 cars.

Is parking free? YES

Is food allowed? YES

Is alcohol allowed? YES with conditions

Is a stage available? YES

What kind of flooring? Concrete pad in pavilion; grassy lawn.

Allow Renters to stay set-up during multi-day reservations? YES