Loudon, Tennessee: The Bone Yard
Unique front yard display has grown to include over 70 skeletons, mostly human.
- Address:
- 9378 Vonore Rd, Loudon, TN
- Directions:
- Southeast of town. From US-11 turn east at the stoplight onto TN-72. Drive two miles. Turn left (no stoplight) onto Vonore Rd. Drive 1.5 miles. You'll see the skeletons on the right.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Totally worth the 5 mile detour from I-75. Amazing collection of large and small skeletons riding bikes, walking dogs and generally frolicking around.
[Tigger Manning, 03/03/2025]We visited in mid-October, 2024 -- what a hoot! Close to the Interstate and well worth the short ride. Virgil's is still closed.
[Bonnie Wilpon, 10/27/2024]
Great roadside attraction! Over 50 skeletons of all sizes -- life size horse and dogs too! The small skeletons playing on the swing set/playhouse with slide is hilarious! Of course they were being supervised by the adult skeletons.
Totally worth the visit!
[Verlinda Thompson, 07/30/2024]
Come take a look. Skeletons riding bikes. Horse pulling a hearse. Wagon, a graveyard, with a growing family. Giant skeleton. Great attraction for kids and adults; always changing things.
[Susie McMahan, 11/14/2022]Great stop! Ronnie came out to say hi to us and talk about his work. The skeletons are all on bicycles, and there are plans to grow the collection. The graveyard, colored lights, and 12-foot skeleton top it off nicely.
[Lindsay Muller, 03/18/2022]Page of 2 [Next 2 items]
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Owner Ronnie Maynard adds new goofy skeletal displays year-round. When we asked him why, he answered, "I just like 'em."