Camp Blount Historic Site Association
Preserving the mustering site of America's "First Volunteers"
Welcome!
The Camp Blount Historic Site Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit working to PRESERVE Camp Blount's history, PROTECT the site from further encroachment, and EDUCATE visitors about this prominent piece of history.
The creation and ongoing development of the Camp Blount Historic Site is a collaborative effort between the Tennessee Historical and Wars Commissions (TN Department of Environment and Conservation), local government, and the Camp Blount Historic Site Association.
Camp Blount is a park owned by the State of Tennessee and managed by the City of Fayetteville. The site does not currently offer tours or camping spaces. Trails are open to the public; however, usage of the pavilion and grounds for private events carries restrictions and must be approved by city and state entities.
"Crossroads to Destiny"By H. David Wright
2022 Volunteer Days Announced
Click here to see a list of planned historic demonstrations.
September 30, 2022 (Schools)
October 1 (Public)
9 AM to 2 PM both days
Festivities Located at the Camp Blount Historic Site
Announcements
The CBHSA will hold its next quarterly meeting on August 13, 2019; 5:00 PM at the Fayetteville Municipal Auditorium 110 Elk Ave. South in Fayetteville, TN
Announcements
CBHSA Annual Meeting
November 17, 2022, City of Fayetteville Municipal Building, 110 Elk Ave. South
News
The new educational pavilion is up at the Camp Blount Historic Site!
Newsletter
Discover the Camp Blount Historic Site Association
As Tennessee celebrated the 200th anniversary of its role in the War of 1812, a vision for the Camp Blount Historic Site began to take shape. Today, work is underway to bring this vision to life.