Red Clay State Historic Park Survey Available Through March 27

  • Wednesday, March 25, 2015

The survey asking for community input regarding the amenities at Red Clay State Historic Park is available through March 27. The survey is specifically designed for overall park visitors. Officials are asking for the public's assistance in helping TDEC get the word out about this particular survey. 

Tennessee State Parks is interested in finding out what park visitors think about Red Clay State Historic Park’s current condition, in addition to their thoughts on amenities, recreation activities and the various services they seek when selecting any park to visit. The survey can be accessed by visiting https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Red_Clay_Park_Survey.  

The survey takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous and will be used to potentially make changes at Red Clay or at other state parks -- helping officials deliver a better product and elevating their level of customer service. 

It is requested that only customers that fit the definition of a park visitor or user of its various facilities complete the survey. Direct any questions regarding the survey to Jeni Lind Brinkman, Office of External Affairs, at JeniLind.Brinkman@tn.gov.

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