Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Knoxville At Cedar Bluff, TN

9137 Cross Park Drive , Knoxville TN 37923, USA

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (865) 693-4500 Fax: (865) 693-0090

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Cedar Bluff Hotel near Knoxville Attractions and Activities

When traveling through Tennessee, one can't help but notice the beauty in the great outdoors or the excitement surrounding the Tennessee Volunteer sports teams. The Country Inn & Suites features easy access to all of the outdoor attractions in Knoxville, as well as the UT football, basketball and other sports arenas. We are also an ideal location for business travelers needing close proximity to nearby major corporations. Our convenient location off I-40 and I-75 at exit 378 is close to West Knoxville, Oak Ridge and downtown.

Nearby attractions in Knoxville include:

The University of Tennessee (9 mi)
Take in a football game at Neyland Stadium, or watch an always-impressive Lady Vols basketball game. UT has plenty of local cultural events as well.
Avalon Golf (10 mi)
Enjoy this exceptional course and stunning scenery while playing at this golf course.
Phone: +1 (865) 986-4653
Turkey Creek Shopping District (3.9 mi)
Turkey Creek allows you to relax at the movies, get a bite to eat, or experience some of Knoxville's finest shopping.
West Town Mall (3.2 mi)
Whether it's something you forgot or something you wish you had, the West Town Mall has it all!
Phone: +1 (865) 693-0292
Tennessee Theatre (11.5 mi)
On the National Register of Historic Places, this gorgeous, 1920s theatre was recently restored and offers concerts, Broadway shows, movies and special events.
Phone: +1 (865) 684-1200
Bijou Theatre (12.2 mi)
This smaller theatre is another favorite attraction in Knoxville. Enjoy local productions and regional musical acts as they come through town.
Phone: +1 (877) 995-9961
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (13 mi)
Sit in the locker room, try your hand at basket goals from the past, present and future, or learn about the amazing women inducted into the hall of fame.
Phone: +1 (865) 633-9000
KMA: Knoxville Museum of Art (11 mi)
One of the more cultural attractions in Knoxville, the KMA features works by both local and national artists.
Phone: +1 (865) 525-6101

Other services nearby:

Knoxville Downtown Island Airport (14 mi)
A short drive away, this small downtown airport provides general aviation and airplane rentals.

McGhee Tyson Airport (17 mi)
Fly into major cities out of the smaller, convenient airport.

Greyhound Bus Station (13 mi)
East of our hotel, the Greyhound station is your hub for ground travel.

2011 UT Home Football Games: Ask about our football shuttle for easy, round-trip transportation to and from Neyland Stadium on game days. We are within 15 miles of University of Tennessee. For game times, please check with the updated listings through the University of Tennessee's website.

UT Football home games:

Sept 3, 2011 - UT vs. Montana
Sept 10, 2011 - UT vs. Cincinnati
Oct 1, 2011 - UT vs. Buffalo
Oct 8, 2011 - UT vs. Georgia
Oct 15, 2011 - UT vs. LSU
Oct 29, 2011 - UT vs. South Carolina
Nov 5, 2011 - UT vs. MTSU
Nov 19, 2011 - UT vs. Vanderbilt

2011 Event Highlights
Here are some of our favorite events in the Knoxville area. For more details and information, please visit www.knoxville.org.

3/25 - 4/25: Tulip Time at Crescent Bend

4/1 - 4/30: Dogwood Art's Festival

4/9: Knoxville Opera's Rossini Festival & Italian Street Fair

5/7 - 11/19: Knoxville Farmer's Market
Visit Market Square Wednesdays & Saturdays from 9am-2pm for a great selection of local products.

5/27 - 5/28: International Biscuit Festival in Market Square

6/10 - 6/12: USRowing Youth National Championship

9/4: Boomsday Festival
The Largest Labor Day Fire Works Show in the Nation - Enjoy entertainment, food & fireworks in downtown Knoxville.

About Knoxville

Settled in 1786, Knoxville was twice the state capital - from 1796-1812 and from 1817-1819. Thanks to its location on the Tennessee River, it has served as a vital industrial port and is still the site of the Tennessee Valley Authority, which was formed in 1933. The city is also home to the University of Tennessee. Each fall, legions of orange-clad football fans cheer on the Volunteers at Neyland Stadium. As for the city itself, Knoxville offers plenty of cultural and historical attractions. Be sure to visit the Old City that surrounds Central and Jackson and the World's Fair Park, which was the site of the 1982 World's Fair. Other attractions include the Ramsey and Mabry-Hazen houses, both of which are listed on the National Historic Register. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is only forty miles away.

Did you know?

When it comes to traveling, Knoxville couldn't be situated in a better location! Three of the America's busiest interstate highways intersect in Knoxville. One-third of the country's population is within 500 miles of Knoxville via this interstate system.