Cleveland Travel Guide

Cleveland, boasting beautiful views of the Smoky Mountains and a rich history, is located just outside of the hustle and bustle of Chattanooga. Visitors are treated to beautiful public parks, dense forests, and a scattering of iconic historical landmarks and museums, as well as Southern hospitality and friendly smiles.

Things to Do in Cleveland

Guests visiting Cleveland can kick off their trip with a visit to Red Clay State Historic Park where they view the park's iconic landmark, the blue hole springs. Then, they can head over to Tinsley Park where they can go hiking, play sports on lit facilities, go swimming, and take their furry friends for a walk. Alternatively, they can enjoy an afternoon of hair raising fun by going rafting or tubing with Outland Expeditions. Those with a passion for learning can spend their afternoon walking the halls of the Museum Center at 5ive Points, while guests who want to relax can get a facial or massage at Whispering Willow Spa.

Best Places to Stay in Cleveland

Cleveland is the perfect place for a cabin rental, as many of the available cabins are pet friendly, as well as beautiful. However, the city also offers a number of wonderful whole house and single room accommodation options, all of which are equipped with wireless internet and comfortable beds.

Best Time to Visit Cleveland

The best time to visit Cleveland is from April to May for the most ideal, comfortable weather. During these months, there are low chances of rain and the weather is warm but not too hot.

Food in Cleveland

Some of the best food in Tennessee is found within the city limits of Cleveland. Fulin's Asian Cuisine specializes in authentic Chinese dishes, Cafe Roma in seasonal Italian fare, Shane's Rib Shack in mouthwatering steaks and ribs, and Spoonys in cooked to perfection seafood.

Best Events in Cleveland

A few of Cleveland's most popular yearly events include the Cleveland Kool-Aid Festival, the BBQ Blues & Bluegrass Festival, Seafood Music Fest, and the Halloween Block Party. The Cleveland Apple Festival is one of the city's sweetest events, offering arts and crafts shows, pony rides, talent shows, children's activities, music, live entertainment, and Apple dessert contests.

Things to Do for Families in Cleveland

Families visiting Cleveland can spend the day at Air Bounce Party & Play where children under 11 can enjoy the inflatable bounce zone, the whole family can play in the arcade and play a few rounds of laser tag, and parents can relax in the parent zone. Families can also go bowling at Leisure Time Bowling, or make the short trip to Chattanooga where they can visit the Chattanooga Zoo.