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Exploring the Park Just Got Easier!

  • At Warriors’ Path State Park, our all-terrain wheelchair is available to help more people enjoy the outdoors! Whether it’s for recovery after surgery, mobility needs, or just making the day a little easier.
  • Want to stroll Duck Island with family but can’t manage the walk? We’ve got you covered. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
  • ✔️ All-terrain capable
  • ✔️ Accessibility in the Park
  • ✔️ FREE to check out (reservations required)
  • ✔️ Available at the marina
  • Call today to reserve: 423-239-8531

Duck Island Revival Volunteer Day!

Saturday, March 28, 2026 8 am – noon

Meet us at the Recreation Building on Duck Island to begin removing an obsolete tennis court, creating a vibrant pollinator garden, planting native trees, and revitalizing historic picnic areas. Bring gloves, eye protection and  plenty of water to stay hydrated. Necessary tools will be provided.These improvements will help us uphold the high standard of care we strive for in Tennessee State Parks and ensure Duck Island remains a beautiful, sustainable space for generations to come. By joining us, you’ll be contributing to a project that truly makes a lasting difference for the park and the community. Register at this link.

Sponsored by Warriors’ Path State Park, Friends of Warriors’ Path, Tennessee Iris Fund, Lowe’s of Kingsport, and Ingles of Kingsport.

Friends 2025 State Conference

Friends of Warriors’ Path was honored to attend the 20th TN State Parks’ Friends Conference in November at Paris Landing State Park.  Mary Steadman was one of the session presenters.  This conference allows Friends Groups from across the state to gather and share ideas as well as hear from some of the State Park staff. Each Friends Group is allowed to set up a table to tell about their Park and Friends Group; we took up 2 tables with permission, of course!

Lions Narnia Braille Trail Improvements & New Wardrobes!

  • On December 4, several community partners unveiled the culmination of a two-year restoration project that refurbished and protected key components of the Lions Narnia Braille Trail of Darrell’s Dream Boundless Playground at Warriors’ Path State Park.
  • In 2023 the Kiwanis Club of Kingsport awarded Friends of Warriors’ Path State Park a $10,000 grant to rebuild one of the wardrobes on the Lions Narnia™ Braille Trail. Over the last two years, more community partners stepped in to protect Darrell’s Dream by replacing the other wardrobe.
  • Students from Kingsport’s Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) volunteered construction and hands-on labor for both of the Lions Narnia™ Trail’s Wardrobes. Thanks to TCAT and students for your partnership!
  • Additional grants from the Kingsport Lions Club and Engage Kingsport enabled the group to restore several of the life-size interactive exhibits among the eight sensory stations, including Tumnus Cave, the Beaver House, and Mr. Tumnus. Tele-Optics and Lions Club Members also helped upgrade all the wiring and repeaters for each sign’s audio. 

New Friends Shirts at Marina!

Check out the new long sleeve shirts and sweatshirts at the Park Marina; two colors in each style for you to choose from. If you are a Friend of Warriors’ Path (made a donation in the current year), you can receive a 15% discount off your purchase. Just ask at the register.