Recent Posts

• Clinch River Fish Off

• New Quilt Squares at River Place
• Fall Fun Fest at River Place on the Clinch

• Plan your Spring Float at River Place

• New Hours at River Place on the Clinch

• NRCS Makes Conservation Plans for 2009
• Making a Difference on Make a Difference Day 2008

• World Festivals of the Dead

• Make a Difference Day in Kyles Ford
• Come Overhome for a Bluegrass Concert

• Vardy School and Mahala Mullins Cabin Guided Tours

• Canoes Now Available for Rental

• Upcoming Overhome Events

• Moonshining

• Rooster Stained Glass Window
• Spotted at River Place

• Kyles Ford artists expanding operation

• Bicycling Safety on Country Roads

• Deck & Party Barn

• IV. Unmanaged Recreation

• III. Loss of Open Space

• II. Invasive Species

• I. Finding the forest for the trees

• Protecting Wild Ginseng

• The Magic Cicada

• In Loving Memory of Jimmy Martin

• Mother's Day Out at River Place Cafe

• Stewardship--The Solution for What Ails Ye

• Historical Preservation Before and After Snapshots

• Barn Raising Along the Clinch

• Clinch River Conservation Center & Retreat Opening & Earth Day Event

• The Impact of Coal on the Clinch

• Spicy, Southern-Style Breaded & Baked Wild Fowl Recipe

• Community Heroes Create Conservation Easements

• River Place Featured on Tennessee's Wild Side

• Forget to stop for roses?

• Raise your Mountain Dews High

Links

• The Appalachian Quilt Trail
• The Melungeons
• Clinch Powell RC&D

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Deck & Party Barn

Patrons may now enjoy fresh air, sunshine, and the spectacular view of the Clinch River and mountain skyline while enjoying their evening meal at River Place Cafe.

Located in a remote area of East Tennessee, at the Kyles Ford Wildlife Management Area, where wildlife is abundant, River Place patrons may enjoy birdwatching and other wildlife viewing from the back deck of the River Place Market. While you're sitting there, see if you can detect the River Place Cabins on the hill behind the cafe. The cabins were designed for low-impact on the community, are painted a light blue, and naturally blend into the hillside, almost undetectably.

Also in the works, restoration has begun on the barn behind the River Place Market. The barn is planned for use in upcoming events to be hosted at River Place. Check back to see the finished “party barn”.