Privacy & Accessibility

Effective October 11, 2026. This page explains, in plain language, how Around Crossville handles information visitors provide and how we approach access to the site.

Information You Choose To Provide

If you submit the contact or correction form, the site receives the information you enter, such as a page or listing name, your message, and an email address if you choose to include one. Do not submit passwords, payment information, account numbers, medical details, or other sensitive information.

Form information is used to review the request, verify a correction, protect the site from abuse, and reply when a response is appropriate. It may be retained long enough to resolve the matter, maintain an editorial record, meet security needs, or satisfy legal obligations.

Technical Data, Cookies, And Analytics

Like most websites, the site and its hosting or security services may process technical information such as an IP address, browser type, device information, referring page, requested pages, and timestamps. The site may use cookies or similar storage needed for core functions, spam protection, security, preferences, and traffic measurement.

Around Crossville uses WordPress and may use Google services configured through Site Kit for measurement or site management. Those services can process data under their own terms and privacy practices. Browser settings and privacy tools may let you limit nonessential cookies, although blocking some storage can affect site functions.

Links To Other Sites

Guides link to parks, governments, businesses, maps, and other outside organizations. Around Crossville does not control their content, accessibility, cookies, reservation systems, or privacy practices. Review the destination’s information before providing personal data or completing a transaction.

Accessibility Commitment

Around Crossville aims to make its guides usable with keyboards, screen readers, browser zoom, and common assistive technology. We work toward clear headings, readable contrast, descriptive links, meaningful alternative text, captions where useful, and layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.

Accessibility is an ongoing practice. Third-party forms, maps, videos, booking tools, and linked sites may not provide the same experience. When we know about a meaningful physical-access limitation at a destination, we try to describe it without implying that one feature makes an entire place accessible.

Report A Barrier Or Ask A Privacy Question

Use the Contact page and identify the page, the problem, the device or assistive technology if relevant, and the outcome you were trying to reach. Please do not include sensitive information. We will use the report to investigate and improve the site where practicable.

Changes To This Page

This notice may change as the site, its tools, or applicable requirements change. A substantive revision will be reflected in the effective date above.