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Expansive natural preserve offering hiking, wildlife viewing, historical attractions, and educational programs across forests, wetlands, and lakeshores.
Historic frontier-era log cabin preserved as a public exhibit, once home to early American pioneers and now part of a heritage museum complex.
General Information
Open seasonally: May through October
Saturday & Sunday: 2:00pm–5:00pm
Weekday tours by appointment
How to Get There
From Lexington, KY (190 mi): Take I-75 S to I-640 E in Knoxville, then merge onto I-81 N toward Bristol; take exit 59 for TN-36 N toward Kingsport, continue on Netherland Inn Rd to reach the cabin site.
Overview
The Daniel Boone Cabin in Kingsport, Tennessee, offers a rare glimpse into the rugged life of one of America’s most legendary frontiersmen. Originally located in Duffield, Virginia, this authentic log cabin was home to Daniel and Rebecca Boone from 1773 to 1775 before their journey into Kentucky. In 1979, the structure was relocated to Kingsport and now stands as part of the Netherland Inn Museum Complex. Visitors can explore the rustic architecture and imagine the daily life of pioneers who braved the wilderness in search of new beginnings.
Set against the backdrop of the Holston River, the cabin is a centerpiece of local heritage and a tribute to the spirit of westward expansion. The surrounding museum complex includes historic buildings, riverfront views, and interpretive exhibits that bring 18th-century frontier history to life. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a curious traveler, the Daniel Boone Cabin offers a meaningful connection to the early American experience and the enduring legacy of one of its most iconic explorers.
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