There's something lurking in the lake at Tom Fuller Park...its Jaws in the Water! The movie will start at sundown (approximately 9:00 PM) on Sunday, September 3, 2017. Please arrive and check in at 7:00 P.M. at the old boat ramp (This is to the right of the newer boat launch with paved parlking and docks) There will be directional signs and shuttles to drive you and your tube to the dropoff location to enter the water (designated for tubers). 

All tubers are required to wear a life vest during the entire movie for your safety. You will be allowed entry 1hr prior to start of movie.
Admission to movie is $5-$20 (depending on the potential purchase of a rental tube), tickets include a t-shirt.

We will have a limited supply of inner tubes to rent.

Those who can stay in the water for the entire movie will receive a t-shirt. (LIMITED SIZES of shirts available and will be a first come, first serve basis based on your registration number.) Note; sizes can not guaranteed but we will try our best to ensure you get the shirt size needed.

PARTICIPANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR BRINGING THEIR OWN LIFE JACKETS. YOU WILL NOT BE PERMITTED INTO THE WATER WITHOUT ONE.

PERSONS ENTERING THE PREMISES DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK: Guests and their visitors or employees enter and use these premises (Tom Fuller Park & Watts Bar Lake) at their own risk. Neither the Owners nor their Representatives or Agents are liable for loss or damage to any guest, visitor, employee or any persons property, nor for injury or death of any guest, visitor, employee or any person whether such loss or damage to property or injury or death is as a result of the negligence of the Owners and or their Representatives or Agents or not.

Everyone is required to wear a Life Vest at all times.

No refunds on tickets.

Everyone must sign a release form in order to be permitted in the water.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent

FOR QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] or message the JAWS on the Water facebook page.


Rockwood’s Tom Fuller “Waterfront” Park is comprised of approximately 55 acres that includes a boat ramp with ample parking, fishing piers, floating docks, a swimming area, picnic tables, concession are with restrooms, and a pavilion. The park is home to several large fishing tournaments throughout the year. Local folks and tourists fill the parking lot most every weekend during good weather for swimming, fishing, boating, skiing and other forms of water recreation. It is not unusual to see several boats loading and unloading 12 months of the year. The city was recently awarded an Enhancement Grant which includes a multi-modal greenway from Fuller Park along Pumphouse Road to U.S. 27 (Gateway Avenue). The project includes a trailhead at the lake, landscaping, signage and pedestrian amenities. We are excited to present to you Jaws on the Water. This floating movie is the first of its kind in Roane County and we hope that you will join the experience with us. Please bring as many people with you as possible to make this event one that will be talked about for years to come. We hope to see you there.