Fairfield Glade Resort

109 Fairfield Boulevard

Fairfield Glade, TN US

Fairfield Glade is a year round resort offering 5 golf courses on site, including the #1 rated public course in the state of Tennessee, Stonehenge. In addition to golf, the resort offers 11 lakes, 2 marinas with beaches, fishing, boat rentals, indoor and outdoor tennis, indoor and outdoor pools, bike rentals, and much more. Amenities Include: AM/FM Alarm Clock; Bar/Lounge; Beach; Business Center; Coffee Maker in Room; Concierge; 24 Hour Front Desk; Handicapped Rooms/Facilities; Fishing; Free Parking; Free Local Telephone Calls; Golf; Hairdryers Available; Modem Lines in Room; Meeting/Banquet Facilities; No Smoking Rooms/Facilities; Pool; Parking; Restaurant; Shops/Commercial Services; Fitness Center or Spa; Tennis; Television with Cable; Laundry/Valet Services

Room Information

One Bedroom Suite

King bed in master bedroom, sofa sleeper in spearate living room, one bath, balcony and full kitchen.

Two Bedroom Suite

King bed in master bedroom, two Twin beds in second bedroom, sofa sleeper in spearate living room, two baths, balcony and full kitchen.

Directions

Knoxville: E

Travel west on I-40 approximately 60 miles to State Route 101/Peavine Road, Exit #322. Follow signs six miles north to the entrance to Fairfield Glade.

Nashville: W

Travel east on I-40 approximately 125 miles to State Route 101/Peavine Road, Exit #322. Follow signs six miles north to the entrance to Fairfield Glade.

Restaurants

Sassafras Restaurant

Family-friendly dining next to the resort?s main lodge. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Stonehenge Grille

Fine-dining restaurant overlooking the Stonehenge Golf Course. Lunch and dinner.

Fireside Room

Located at Druid Hills Country Club. Salads, sandwiches, steaks, and pasta dishes. Lunch and dinner.

Area Attractions

Knoxville (McGhee-Tyson) Airport

75 miles

Downtown Knoxville

Approximately 75 miles

Chattanooga

1.5 hours

Downtown Nashville

2 hours

Nashville International Airport

2 hours

Other Area Attractions:

The Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee is a place of green rolling hills, rich history and some of the prettiest natural features in the state. Situated between Nashville and Knoxville, the area offers something to do for everyone. Waterfalls, historic battlefields, antique shopping, excellent hiking and nature watching are just some of the ways to have fun here. With this terrain, golf is a natural. Several beautiful lakes add their shimmer to this all-year family destination. * Cumberland Mountain State Park lets you enjoy over 1,400 acres of scenic hiking and recreational activities. * Fall Creek Falls State Park has cascading waters that splash majestically into a shaded pool. Eight hiking trails let you see nature's best up close. * The carefully restored buildings of Historic Rugby show life in an 1880s British/American community. * The American Museum of Science and Energy has free, self-guided tours and exhibits tracing the history of atomic energy. * Critically acclaimed historic productions are presented at the respected Cumberland County Playhouse. * Gatlinburg offers thousands of amusement rides, exhibits, mountain crafts, restaurants and other family attractions. * The scenery, music and old-time crafts are great at Dolly Parton's Dollywood, located in Pigeon Forge. * The capital city of Nashville is home to the world-famous Grand Ole Opry. The city is also rich in history and fine arts. * Knoxville has over a dozen museums, a symphony, Zoological Park, University of Tennessee theaters, outstanding restaurants, nightclubs and shopping.

Recreation

Onsite Recreation Includes:

* Outdoor Pools * Indoor Pools * Indoor Tennis Courts * Outdoor Tennis Courts * 5 Golf Courses * Lakes * Boating * Horseback riding (rental fee) * Bike rentals * Beach access * Exercise room * Foos ball * Fishing * Miniature Golf * Sauna * Ping Pong Table * Picnic area * Volleyball court * Tetherball