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About Soddy Daisy

Soddy-Daisy is a city in northern Hamilton County, Tennessee. It was formed in 1969 when the communities of Soddy, to the north, and Daisy, to the south, incorporated together along U.S. Highway 27.

The city sits at the base of the Cumberland Escarpment, the east face of Walden Ridge, with an inlet of Chickamauga Lake formed by Soddy Creek to the east. U.S. 27 connects Soddy-Daisy with Chattanooga to the south and Dayton to the northeast, and State Route 111 climbs Walden Ridge toward Dunlap.

Coal mining shaped the area's early history: the Soddy Coal Company began mining in 1867, and the Daisy Coal Company was founded in 1881. Poe's Tavern, built in 1819, served as Hamilton County's first courthouse; a replica now stands at Poe's Tavern Historical Park.

Why Live in Soddy Daisy?

Easy access to the water: Holly Park has a double-wide boat ramp, and Soddy Lake offers a public fishing pier and a kayak launch at Pine Tree Park.
Trails and natural areas close by, including Big Soddy Creek Gulf with waterfalls and gorge views, the Little Soddy trailhead on the Cumberland Trail, and North Chickamauga Creek Gorge.
City parks such as Veterans Park, with a walking track, ball fields, pavilions and a fenced dog park.
Local history at Poe's Tavern Historical Park, which hosts a Saturday farmers market from May to October and the Pioneer Days event.
U.S. Highway 27 provides a direct route to Chattanooga.

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Schools in Soddy Daisy

Soddy-Daisy is served by Hamilton County Schools. Schools in the area include Soddy Daisy High, Soddy Daisy Middle, Early Technical College at Sequoyah High, Allen Elementary, Daisy Elementary and Soddy Elementary. Confirm the zoned school for a specific address with the Hamilton County Schools School Zone Finder.

Local Favorites

Poe's Tavern Historical Park (Historic Site): 9835 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN — Park with historical exhibits honoring Hamilton County's first courthouse, home to the Pioneer Days event and a Saturday farmers market from May to October.
Veterans Park (Park): 9009 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN — City park with a walking track, lighted ball fields, a playground, reservable pavilions, a fenced dog park and war memorials.
Big Soddy Creek Gulf (Nature): 11721 Back Valley Rd, Soddy-Daisy, TN — Wilderness area with hiking trails, gorge views, waterfalls and rock formations, open sunrise to sunset.
Holly Park (Boating): 11606 Holly Circle, Soddy-Daisy, TN — Lakeside park with a double-wide boat ramp, trailer parking, picnic tables near the water and restrooms.
Pine Tree Park (Park): 11750 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN — Park overlooking Soddy Lake among tall pines, with bird watching and a kayak launch.

Frequently Asked Questions About Soddy Daisy

When did Soddy-Daisy become a city?

Soddy-Daisy was incorporated in 1969, when the communities of Soddy and Daisy joined together along U.S. Highway 27.

What ZIP codes cover Soddy-Daisy?

37379 and 37384.

Which school district serves Soddy-Daisy?

Hamilton County Schools, which operates Soddy Daisy High, Soddy Daisy Middle and several elementary schools in the area. Use the district's School Zone Finder to check an address.

Where can I launch a boat in Soddy-Daisy?

Holly Park at 11606 Holly Circle has a double-wide boat ramp with trailer parking, and Pine Tree Park has a kayak launch into Soddy Lake.

What is Poe's Tavern?

Poe's Tavern, built in 1819, was Hamilton County's first courthouse. Poe's Tavern Historical Park at 9835 Dayton Pike features historical exhibits and hosts a seasonal Saturday farmers market.