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Nashville Outdoors and Recreation Overview
Nashville's sports and recreation options create an ideal environment for fun, whether you want to get active yourself or just actively cheer on your favorite team. With hockey, football and baseball teams, fishing and hunting opportunities, several parks and growing greenways, there's lots to see and do in the area.
Professional Sports
Music City hosts scores of sports events that translate into millions in economic impact. Nashville is home to the National Hockey League’s ... Read More »
Nashville Golf Courses
If golf is your bag in Nashville, the warm climate and large number of public and private golf courses make it possible to get a tee time almost any month of the year. Here is a brief overview:
Private Courses
Nashville has three private membership courses: Belle Meade Country Club, Hillwood Country Club and Richland Country Club. All are 18 holes and par 72, and each venue measures more than 6,700 yards. Belle Meade has been around since 1901 and was designed by the famed Donald Ross, while... Read More »
Belle Meade Plantation near Nashville, TN
The Belle Meade Plantation is an ideal wedding location for every bride from the traditional Southern belle to the chic and contemporary woman. The plantation contains 30 acres of historical buildings. The Belle Meade mansion dates back to 1853 and will add a touch of Tennessee history to any wedding. The plantation offers the help of event planners to create the perfect theme that will fit every couple's love story. There are two wedding packages to choose from, either the eight-hour rental or... Read More »
Nashville Area Lakes and Outdoor Recreation
For those seeking a wide range of water-related recreational opportunities‚ the best bet is to head north or east of Nashville.
Those looking for a more serene lake experience should motor south of town.
Regardless of what might float your boat‚ Davidson County is home to three lakes that will surely satisfy one’s thirst for being on or near the water.
J. Percy Priest and Old Hickory lakes‚ both of which are managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers‚ offer a... Read More »
Herschel Greer Baseball Stadium in Nashville, TN
Herschel Greer Stadium
Herschel Greer Stadium in Nashville, TN, home of the Class AAA Nashville Sounds of the Pacific Coast League, is actually located on the grounds of Fort Negley, an American Civil War fortification. The stadium opened in 1978 and can seat 10,300 people, and it is best recognized by a distinctive guitar-shaped scoreboard that displays the line score across the neck. Greer Stadium has been the site of eight no-hit games – including one perfect game – as well as a... Read More »
