Located on Percy Priest Lake, Cook Day Use Area is a great place for swimming, picnics, and more. When you enter the area you will first have to stop and pay an entrance fee. It is 5 dollars per day for a car load. If you walk or bike in the fee is 2 dollars. …
If you are longing to get your toes in the sand but a trip to the gulf coast isn’t on your summer agenda, head to one of these Davidson county beaches. These natural areas are a great, low cost way to spend a fun afternoon with your family. Pack your sunscreen, chairs, sand toys and …
Nashville and Davidson County are home to a lot of playgrounds. Inclusion on this list only means that some sort of playspace exists in the named park. It might be a huge play area or it could be a lone swing set. If we have visited the park, you can find our review with pictures …
Even if you are not a golfer, you will be a fan of Topgolf! The unique venue is opening a new location in Nashville on September 22, 2017 and there is fun for the whole family! How to Play Topgolf Anyone can play Topgolf. Players score points by hitting golf balls with internal microchips …
I really enjoy going out for nature walks but since kids appeared on the scene it has been difficult. Not many trails are stroller friendly. But I was lucky enough to find a trail system that is not only stroller friendly, but also great for little ones to walk and explore too! Old Hickory trail …
Centennial Park is the quintessential Nashville green space. The park is situated on 132 acres just two miles from downtown Nashville. One of the things I love about researching for this site is all the cool facts I learn about places I thought I knew well. The story behind Centennial Park is a good example …
Venture into East Nashville for a day of outdoor fun! Shelby Bottoms Nature Center and Shelby Park are great to explore! We always hit the Nature Center first. To get there drive through Shelby Park past the golf school and the playscape and head toward the railroad bridge. You may get lucky and see a …