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Renew or Upgrade Your Membership or Contact Info

Why your membership is now more important than ever:
Now protecting nearly 31,000 acres, South Cumberland is the second-largest State Park in Tennessee. Although this is great news, more land, and more visitors, creates new and urgent unmet needs for the park. Trails must be maintained or upgraded. Improved trailheads, interpretive and directional signage are needed. Invasive pests, like the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, and invasive plants must be controlled. Guided hikes, seminars and workshops, including programs for area school children, must be prepared and delivered. And, the work of conserving additional environmentally-significant lands is far from complete.

As one of our outstanding Park Rangers said, "The best thing that has ever happened to South Cumberland is the formation of our Friends group. They have purchased land to add to your park, have provided construction materials, built bridges, a ranger house, picnic shelters, rescue equipment for the rangers, helped build, assess, and maintain trails, created education programs for our local schools, totally renovated the Park's 
Information & Welcome Center, created the new interpretive area at the site of the Civilian Conservation Corps camp, and have made many other improvements to your park. If you love the park, join the Friends and help them work with us to care for and improve this wonderful wilderness resource!"

By renewing or upgrading your membership,
you'll support the work of the Friends of South Cumberland, on behalf of the Park. You will be empowering a group working to save great spaces in the South Cumberland and help protect and maintain this magnificent park.
  • You will receive the monthly Trail Tracker email to keep you updated on Friends and Park news, issues, events and volunteer opportunities.
  • You will be eligible for members-only programs and events, such as the Tennessee Naturalist Program.
The Friends of South Cumberland is a group of volunteer citizens dedicated to supporting the South Cumberland State Park, at more than 30,800 acres, Tennessee's largest state park. Funding for the Friends of South Cumberland is derived from individual and corporate memberships and from private donations. Our tax deductible status was approved in July 1994. As a 501(c)3 non profit public benefit corporation, your membership and gifts may be Federally tax deductible.   Please continue to help us in supporting and protecting the South Cumberland State Park!
Membership Options:
  • ​Student Membership  $15.00 annual
  • Individual Membership  $25.00 annual
  • Family Membership  $35.00 annual
  • Supporting Membership  $60.00 annual ($5 monthly payment option available)
  • Sustaining Membership  $120.00 annual ($10 monthly payment option available)
  • Mack Prichard Circle  $300.00 annual ($25 monthly payment option available)

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If you'd prefer not to join online, you can download the Friends' membership application. 
Print it, complete it and mail it with your credit card info or check to:

Friends of South Cumberland, Post Office Box 816, Sewanee, TN 37375
Please make your check payable to the "Friends of South Cumberland".

Thank you for your support of Tennessee's largest -- and most spectacular -- state park!

©2021 Friends of South Cumberland State Park, Inc.
Post Office Box 816 | Sewanee, TN 37375

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