Clifton: A Great Destination

Tourists visiting Clifton, TN

Clifton, Tennessee, would be a great choice if you want to escape the noise, pollution, and traffic of city life.

Clifton can't be beat if you want to enjoy a relaxing spot along the scenic Tennessee River in a quaint little town with lots of hospitality, good food, and entertainment.

The Ross Creek Landing Golf Course is a hidden gem in Wayne County.  Located in Clifton, this Jack Nicklaus Golf Course has 18 holes and even boasts several beautiful rental homes right on the co...

Please note the various dining places available in and around Clifton. At the time of this writing, each restaurant is listed on TripAdvisor.com. ...

The Clifton Parks and Recreation Department proudly maintains 10 acres of municipal parkland, which includes three ball fields, a batting cage facility, two playgrounds, a splashpad on the Tennessee R...

Hassell-Carroll Field (M29) is a civil and general aviation airport. It serves Clifton and Wayne County and is owned and operated by the Clifton Airport Authority. The facility's elevation is 401 feet...

Clifton Destinations include history, water activities, sports, places to stay and dine, and even a church. Cliplease fton Destinations include all the history, water activities, sports, places to sta...

History is made every step along the way in a given area, and Clifton is no different.  It started as a port town where boats would dock and offload goods destined to other areas of Wayne County ...
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Lodging in Clifton, Tennessee

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Getting away often means enjoying the quiet times as a couple or family. You won't be disturbed in Clifton, and yet, you'll have plenty of time to see the sights, enjoy entertainment, and eat good Southern food.

Escape to a bygone era Commodore Inn Clifton204 W. Pillow St.Clifton, TN 38425(931) 328-7969 A century-old, family-owned and operated historic Victorian Bed and Breakfast offers elegant, timeless, a...

Our creekside cabins and cozy inn are located in Clifton, Tennessee, the heart of the state. The location of our inn speaks to the heart and soul of a rich American history. ...

If you are looking for the comfort of a single-family dwelling for your visit to Clifton, you must check out the rental lodge and houses available through the Ross Creek Golf Course home rentals. ...

We are close to everything, but far enough away to realize we have peace and solitude.  You want the big city, Nashville?  Less than two hours away.  You want peaceful nights and lazy m...

100 Main Street, better known as The Landing in Clifton, is practically IN the water. It's so close, but you will love the views and the convenience of being in the middle of all the action. That's wh...
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History of Clifton, Tennessee

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Small towns hold fascinating historical secrets that few ever know. Clifton adds mystique and adventure along the Tennessee River, especially during the Civil War.

A ferry service across the mighty river was first established in the area in 1818 and later moved to "downtown" Clifton where it continued operation until 1998. There has always been a special bond ...

A native of Clifton, Thomas Sigismund Stribling made his presence known for the first time on March 4, 1881. Still, he really drew from the summers he spent with his maternal grandparents on their far...

The City of Clifton is rich in history, especially during the Civil War era. The river played a large part in the happenings between the North and South.   Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Fo...
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