Loudon is the county seat with a real downtown, a reconstructed 18th-century fort, and Fort Loudoun Lake at its doorstep. Small town, big history, water everywhere.
I'm David Millard with Real Estate Concepts. I work these towns every day. Here's what's worth your weekend in Loudon.
A reconstruction of the 1756 British fort with a museum, palisade walls, and living history events. Real frontier history, right on the lake.
The courthouse square, the restored Lyric Theatre, Tic Toc Ice Cream Parlor, and antique shops. Walkable and worth an afternoon.
Boating, fishing, kayaking. Bass, crappie, and catfish. Public ramps make it easy to get on the water.
Local wines, tastings, and a summer concert series. A Loudon institution.
Drag racing and nostalgia events at a historic strip. Loud, fast, and fun.
The Lost Sea Adventure in Sweetwater — America's largest underground lake — is 20 minutes away. Lakeside dining at Tellico Village's Yacht Club is 10 minutes.
Fort Loudoun State Historic Park, the lake, and a classic small-town downtown.
Yes — Fort Loudoun State Historic Park has a reconstructed 1756 British fort plus a museum.
About 30 minutes southwest.
Stroll historic downtown and the riverfront — window shopping costs nothing.
Yes — Fort Loudoun Lake wraps the town, and Tellico Lake is minutes away.
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