T.O. Fuller State Park, which has gone by multiple names over the years, was the first ever park dedicated to the African American community east of the Mississippi River. There are miles of trails and tons of history to explore within the park.

The most popular trail in the park is the Discovery Trail, which circles around the western portion of the property, including the park's campground. This natural surface trail also crosses through Chucalissa Archaeological Park, which features a museum that is worth visiting.

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Location: Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, United States

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