Tennessee officials host grand opening of new Lodge at Paris Landing

State of Tennessee officials celebrated the opening of the new 91-guestroom Lodge at Paris Landing, an attraction featuring a full-service restaurant and lounge, with indoor and outdoor dining, and conference spaces to serve both business meetings and social functions at Paris Landing State Park.

“Tennesseans have looked forward to this opening, and the lodge delivers on every expectation,” said David Salyers, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. “We know visitors will enjoy this destination, and we’re proud to begin the latest chapter in the history of this great park.”

The lodge offers many spaces to gather and relax, including fire pits, reading nooks, and living room areas. The design is inspired by the setting of Kentucky Lake and the commanding views of the open water. The rooms include several types of suites, all with lake views.

GMC provided architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, civil engineering, geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing services for the project, with Doster Construction as the general contractor.

Read the full article from Tennessee State Parks.