FAQ's

Premier medical centers, fantastic schools, and much more, make Cumberland County a great place to live. On top of that, Crossville is full of recreational and educational experiences that will allow you to live life to its fullest.

Plenty of businesses with job opportunities provide many Crossville and Cumberland County citizens an excellent place to work. Why look anywhere else, when everything you need to be successful is right here in Crossville?

Cumberland County, the Golf Capital of Tennessee, is home to numerous golf courses, museums, playhouse, shopping plazas, and more, which make Crossville and Cumberland County a great place to have a good time.

Crossville and Cumberland County is a pro-business community dedicated the well-being of its commercial, industrial, and residential citizens. The success and happiness of every man, woman, and child of Crossville and Cumberland County is essential to the Crossville - Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce. From premier medical facilities to great schools, Crossville is a great place to live and work. Not only is Crossville "The Golf Capital of Tennessee," it is home to numerous museums and shopping centers, making Crossville a place of tourism. The Crossville - Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce is an educational and caring organization that has direct impact on the citizens of Cumberland County.

From the beautiful scenery, to some of the best golf courses in the south; whether you are visiting or relocating, Crossville is right for you, and the Crossville - Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce is here to be your guide and friend. Crossville and Cumberland County is a great place to make a new life, start a new career, and have enjoyment in everything you do.

With a dozen golf courses, Crossville is "The GOLF Capital of Tennessee!" The area is home to Tennessee's famous vacation and retirement resort, Fairfield Glade, which boasts 90 holes of golf in just their area alone; home to the first site of Jack Nicklaus' Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain State Park; home to Tennessee's highest elevation golf course at Renegade Mountain; and home to a total of eleven championship golf courses. In all, there are over 200 holes atop the Cumberland Plateau.

Many designers have incorporated the rolling hills, mountain streams and rock formations into their course layouts. Designers, such as Jack Nicklaus, Ron Garl, Joe Lee, and area favorite, Robert Renaud, have seen the natural terrain and scenic beauty in the Crossville area as an asset of which to take advantage.