Attraction in Camden, Tennessee

The Patsy Cline Plane Crash Memorial is a solemn and historic tourist attraction located at 2082 Mount Carmel Road in Camden, Tennessee, United States. This memorial commemorates the tragic plane crash that took the life of iconic country music singer Patsy Cline in 1963. Visitors can pay their respects to the legendary artist and learn about her legacy through exhibits and displays. The memorial serves as a reminder of the impact Patsy Cline had on the music industry and honors her memory for generations to come.

The Tennessee River Freshwater Pearl Museum and Cabin Rentals is a unique institution located at 255 Marina Road in Camden, Tennessee. This museum offers a fascinating look into the world of freshwater pearls, showcasing the beauty and history of these natural gems. Visitors can explore exhibits, learn about the pearl cultivation process, and even purchase their own pearl jewelry. In addition to the museum, the institution also offers charming cabin rentals for those looking to extend their stay in the picturesque Tennessee countryside. Nestled along the serene Tennessee River, these cabins provide a peaceful and scenic retreat for visitors to enjoy.