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Tennessee Welcome Center — Attraction in Bristol

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Tennessee Welcome Center
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Drake's Bristol
508 Pinnacle Pkwy, Bristol, TN 37620
Kickback Jacks
509 Pinnacle Pkwy, Bristol, TN 37620
Nearby hotels
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Bristol
3285 W State St, Bristol, TN 37620
Quality Inn
3281 W State St, Bristol, TN 37620
Tru by Hilton West Bristol TN
51 Centre Point Drive, Bristol, TN 37620
Hampton Inn Bristol
3299 W State St, Bristol, TN 37620
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Tennessee Welcome Center

SB, 10749 I-81, 10749 I-81, Bristol, TN 37620
4.7(1.5K)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: , restaurants: Drake's Bristol, Kickback Jacks
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(423) 764-5821
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tnvacation.com
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Open Mic Comedy
Open Mic Comedy
Mon, Dec 8 • 7:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Tennessee Welcome Center

Drake's Bristol

Kickback Jacks

Drake's Bristol

Drake's Bristol

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Kickback Jacks

Kickback Jacks

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Reviews of Tennessee Welcome Center

4.7
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5.0
2y

The Tennessee Welcome Center greets travelers with the Volunteer State’s signature hospitality, presenting itself not just as a waypoint, but as a premier introduction to the state's abundant charms. With facilities that shine with cleanliness and are maintained with evident care, the center makes for a memorable and positive first impression.

The commitment to ensuring a comfortable and informative experience for visitors is clear. The center offers a wealth of resources for the curious traveler, from maps and brochures to insights into local attractions. It’s a place that not only says, "Welcome to Tennessee," but also, "Let us show you why you might never want to leave."

In its own right, this welcome center stands as a testament to Tennessee's understanding that the beauty of a place starts with the warmth of its greeting, setting a high standard for welcome centers everywhere and promising an enjoyable stay, however long or...

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5.0
2y

The Welcome Center left a positive impression on me, thanks to its friendly staff and well-maintained facilities. The staff members at the Welcome Center were welcoming and approachable. They greeted visitors with a smile and were readily available to answer any questions or provide assistance. Their knowledge and willingness to help made for a pleasant and informative experience.

One aspect that stood out was the cleanliness of the bathrooms. The facilities were well-maintained, reflecting the staff's attention to detail and commitment to ensuring a comfortable environment for visitors. Clean and tidy bathrooms are an essential aspect of any travel stop, and the Welcome Center exceeded...

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5.0
5y

De Tennessee welcome center rest area is a Great place to enter Tennessee if you are coming from the I-81 from Virginia, And are in need of a quick break of your driving, or if you want more information about Tennessee and what is all to do in this great volunteer state. The bathrooms are very clean, I would say far above average, the building itself looks taken care of and is in great shape for the age. The garden is very well-maintained, and has several areas with interesting information, a walking area, and plenty of places to sit down in the shade. There are plenty Car parking spots, and truck parking spots. The maximum amount of hours for a cars and trucks to park...

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Danny VeigaDanny Veiga
The Tennessee Welcome Center greets travelers with the Volunteer State’s signature hospitality, presenting itself not just as a waypoint, but as a premier introduction to the state's abundant charms. With facilities that shine with cleanliness and are maintained with evident care, the center makes for a memorable and positive first impression. The commitment to ensuring a comfortable and informative experience for visitors is clear. The center offers a wealth of resources for the curious traveler, from maps and brochures to insights into local attractions. It’s a place that not only says, "Welcome to Tennessee," but also, "Let us show you why you might never want to leave." In its own right, this welcome center stands as a testament to Tennessee's understanding that the beauty of a place starts with the warmth of its greeting, setting a high standard for welcome centers everywhere and promising an enjoyable stay, however long or brief it may be.
MI “Tumble Grump” VerhofMI “Tumble Grump” Verhof
De Tennessee welcome center rest area is a Great place to enter Tennessee if you are coming from the I-81 from Virginia, And are in need of a quick break of your driving, or if you want more information about Tennessee and what is all to do in this great volunteer state. The bathrooms are very clean, I would say far above average, the building itself looks taken care of and is in great shape for the age. The garden is very well-maintained, and has several areas with interesting information, a walking area, and plenty of places to sit down in the shade. There are plenty Car parking spots, and truck parking spots. The maximum amount of hours for a cars and trucks to park is two hours.
Perry FordPerry Ford
Beautiful log and stone building, akin to what was common in this Mid-Appalacian region. The stone is called Crab Orchard Stone, named after Crab Orchard, TN, where it is mined. The buildings and grounds were extremely clean and well manicured. Fantastic picnic areas, with, or without, shelters. Plus an extra vending building that was full of treats and drinks . Tennessee Department of Transportation is in the process of improving the get off ramp to this welcome center now in July, 2017, but the exit is open.
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The Tennessee Welcome Center greets travelers with the Volunteer State’s signature hospitality, presenting itself not just as a waypoint, but as a premier introduction to the state's abundant charms. With facilities that shine with cleanliness and are maintained with evident care, the center makes for a memorable and positive first impression. The commitment to ensuring a comfortable and informative experience for visitors is clear. The center offers a wealth of resources for the curious traveler, from maps and brochures to insights into local attractions. It’s a place that not only says, "Welcome to Tennessee," but also, "Let us show you why you might never want to leave." In its own right, this welcome center stands as a testament to Tennessee's understanding that the beauty of a place starts with the warmth of its greeting, setting a high standard for welcome centers everywhere and promising an enjoyable stay, however long or brief it may be.
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De Tennessee welcome center rest area is a Great place to enter Tennessee if you are coming from the I-81 from Virginia, And are in need of a quick break of your driving, or if you want more information about Tennessee and what is all to do in this great volunteer state. The bathrooms are very clean, I would say far above average, the building itself looks taken care of and is in great shape for the age. The garden is very well-maintained, and has several areas with interesting information, a walking area, and plenty of places to sit down in the shade. There are plenty Car parking spots, and truck parking spots. The maximum amount of hours for a cars and trucks to park is two hours.
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Beautiful log and stone building, akin to what was common in this Mid-Appalacian region. The stone is called Crab Orchard Stone, named after Crab Orchard, TN, where it is mined. The buildings and grounds were extremely clean and well manicured. Fantastic picnic areas, with, or without, shelters. Plus an extra vending building that was full of treats and drinks . Tennessee Department of Transportation is in the process of improving the get off ramp to this welcome center now in July, 2017, but the exit is open.
Perry Ford

Perry Ford

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