Jamestown, Tennessee

Direct Big South Fork access, right from your property.

Spruce Creek Acres is one of the most established and desirable horse communities in Jamestown, Tennessee — known for its peaceful wooded setting, private equestrian trail system, and direct ride-out access into the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.

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Why Spruce Creek Acres Is So Popular

A trusted name in Jamestown horse country.

Direct Access to Big South Fork

Ride out from your property onto miles of community trails connecting to one of the largest equestrian trail networks in the eastern U.S.

Private, Peaceful Setting

Mature forests, abundant wildlife, and quiet gravel roads ideal for riding or walking.

Horse-Friendly Covenants

Designed around equestrian living, with guidelines that protect the landscape and promote a peaceful environment.

Community Amenities

Miles of private horse trails, well-maintained gravel roads, and marked riding paths.

Types of Properties

Something for every rider.

Wooded Acreage Lots

Most parcels range from 1 to over 10 acres, offering plenty of space for horses, barns, and privacy.

Cabins & Custom Homes

Many properties include:

Log cabins
Modern cabins
Custom-built homes
Vacation rentals
Full-time residences

Horse-Ready Homes

Some properties come fully equipped with:

Barns or run-in sheds
Fencing
Paddocks
Trailer parking
Direct trail access

Location

Just south of Jamestown, bordering Big South Fork.

Spruce Creek Acres sits just south of Jamestown, TN, and provides quick access to:

East Fork Stables

Pickett State Park

Downtown Jamestown

Local events & recreation

Who Is Spruce Creek Best For?

None

Trail Riders & Horse Enthusiasts

Ride out directly onto the community and Big South Fork trail systems.

Vacation Cabin Owners & Investors

Log cabins and rental properties with strong seasonal demand.

Retirees & Nature Lovers

Quiet country community surrounded by nature, with peace and acreage.

Buying & Selling in Spruce Creek Acres

Trail Map

As local real estate agents who actively work in these communities, Team Denehy can help you find available lots or homes, review covenants and trail access, evaluate which part of Spruce Creek best fits your needs, and market and sell your Spruce Creek property.

Spruce Creek Acres trail map

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What types of homes are allowed in Spruce Creek Acres?

Site-built residential homes with a minimum of 700 sq ft on the main level. Barn/living quarter combinations are allowed, but mobile homes of any type are prohibited.

Can I keep horses on my property?

Yes — horses and cattle are allowed. Goats, pigs, poultry, and other livestock are not permitted. Trails running through the community must remain open for horse use.

Are RVs allowed?

RVs and motorhomes may be parked temporarily for up to 30 days, but they cannot be used as permanent residences and must leave the property for 30 days before returning.

What are the setback requirements?

No home or outbuilding may be within 10 feet of any property line or the rear tract boundary.

Can I split my lot?

Yes, but any divided tract must be at least 1.5 acres in size.

Are there rules about tree clearing or land prep?

Yes. Any land cleared for a home or pasture must have all stumps, brush, and debris removed within 180 days, and 25% of the lot must remain wooded.

Can I block or fence in the horse trails?

No. Trails are protected by a perpetual easement and must remain open for community equine use. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the trails except for official maintenance.

Can the covenants be changed?

Only with a two-thirds vote of all Phase XIV property owners. Restrictions apply only to Phase XIV and do not affect other phases.

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Interested in Spruce Creek Acres?

We’d love to help you explore available properties, schedule a showing, or answer any questions about building, trails, or the community itself.

(702) 569-9557