Dover Holidays

This pivotal Civil War site marks the first major Union victory, opening a crucial waterway into Confederate territory. Walk the preserved earthworks and historic Dover Hotel where the surrender was negotiated in 1862.

Hike through Civil War history on 30 miles of trails where General Grant's troops once marched. Look for historical markers while traversing diverse oak-hickory forests and serene bottomlands.

The Dover Hotel remains the only original Civil War surrender site where General Buckner yielded to Grant in 1862. Explore the restored ground floor with exhibits showcasing this pivotal Union victory.

This scenic 52-acre park in Dover offers tennis courts, walking trails, and a fishing pier for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy a family picnic by the water or launch your boat for a day of recreation on the lake.

This tranquil recreation area borders Lake Barkley, offering a peaceful escape for fishing and boating. Pack a picnic and spend the day exploring the natural beauty of Tennessee's serene waterways.

Dyers Creek Recreation Area features peaceful Lake Barkley views with picnic pavilions and a boat launch. Reserve a pavilion for gatherings or enjoy impromptu fishing and wildlife watching along the shoreline.

Nestled along Lake Barkley, Dover Day Use Area offers a serene backdrop for picnicking and wildlife watching. Reserve the group shelter with electricity for family gatherings while spotting deer and golden eagles.

Nestled in the Land Between the Lakes, this primitive campground offers waterfront sites just steps from Kentucky Lake. Launch your boat, cast a line, or simply savour the tranquil natural setting away from crowds.