Kenton, Tennessee: Home of the White Squirrels
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- Address:
- 400 W. Taylor St., Kenton, TN
- Directions:
- I-40 exit 80B onto the Hwy 45 bypass; follow it to Hwy 45 west, then north to Kenton. Squirrels are around town.
- Hours:
- Squirrels are most active at dawn and dusk. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 731-749-5767
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One of several U.S. towns that promote albino squirrels communities as their claim to fame.
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We spotted White squirrels in a parking area with a small field.
[Gary Krosin, 06/15/2022]
We went to the intersection described with the feeder. The feeder is no longer there, but the white squirrels are. We saw one in a tree in the yard of the big house across from the empty lot.
[Daniel Hillis, 07/27/2020]On Maple Heights St. There is a large open area with a few big trees, just north of Taylor St., or just south of College St., where they like to play in the grass and trees.
[Stacie Cowell, 03/23/2014]
My wife's a squirrel lover, so we had to stop in Kenton to see the "Home of the White Squirrels." We were greeted with signs warning to watch for squirrels on College Street. We found the squirrels at a feeder on Taylor Street at Maple Heights Street. (We also went to Marionville, Missouri, on this trip looking for white squirrels, but we struck out there).
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Kenton is a small town, so white squirrel fans can often just park where there are some trees, then wait. Helpful tip: have a bag of peanuts on hand.