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Clarksville
2021 Travel Planner
Visitclarksvilletn.com
this is clarksville
A legendary and scenic city, Clarksville is a destination that many visit again and again.
Others visit then choose to make this beautiful and friendly city their home. (Afterall, we were rated
the #1 Best Place to Live in America by Money.com in 2019!)
Natural surroundings like the Cumberland Riverfront and Dunbar Cave State Park make water
and outdoor recreation plentiful. Historic and family-friendly attractions ensure there’s always
something fun to see and do. Shops, restaurants, arts and music add to the mix of making
Clarksville a meaningful and memorable experience. Historic architecture frames downtown streets
for a true wow-factor!
As you plan a safe and fun trip to Clarksville, know that all of our attractions,
restaurants, hotels and parks have been taking extra precautions so you can
travel safely. Please help us keep Clarksville a safe destination by doing your
part to observe recommended guidelines for masks, social distancing
and frequent handwashing.
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table of contents
REASONS TO VISIT IN EVERY SEASON 4
ATTRACTIONS 8
DRINK & DINE 9
SHOPPING 10
OUTDOOR RECREATION 11
HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS 12
ARTS & CULTURE 13
ACCOMMODATIONS 14
AREA MAP 15
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Tennessee Triumph - a monument on public
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Reasons to Visi t
in every season
springtime = adventure time
Historic Collinsville Community Built Playground African American Legacy Trail
Step back in time at the Historic Liberty Park is home to a Learn the expansive and unique
Collinsville Pioneer Settlement. massive community-built history of Clarksville’s African
Take a self-guided tour of 16 playground. This civic-led project American community. From
authentically furnished structures includes a separate area for community gardens and historic
along the rolling 40 acres. Open toddlers, structures for climbing churches to athletic, musical and
weekends May - October. and exploring and so much more. business trailblazers, Clarksville
Plus, you're near picnic tables is proud of this rich history.
Trails with scenic river views.
Discover the city’s most scenic Cycling
sites from a trail. While you can Wade Bourne Nature Center Explore on two wheels from
enjoy trails all year long, there’s at Rotary Park one of the city’s BCycle rental
nothing quite like spring when Visitors can enjoy free, public stations. Hop on at Downtown
you’re greeted with new buds, access to permanent and Commons, Liberty Park,
blooms, wildlife and warming temporary displays as well as McGregor Park, the Greenway or
sunshine! Find “Instaworthy” hands-on activities to learn APSU. Rent, then return at
pics at Dunbar Cave State Park, more about the natural history of any location.
Rotary Park, the Greenway, Clarksville. Located within Rotary
RiverWalk and Upland Trail. Park, the Wade Bourne Nature Live Music
Center is a place of learning and May kicks off a summer of live
Rock Climbing discovery for all ages. outdoor concerts – most of
Climbing is also relatively which are free! Kick up your
pleasant throughout the year, but heels or simply relax and listen at
spring is peak for breathtaking concerts from local and regional
views at Middle Tennessee’s bands at Downtown Commons,
designated outdoor rock climbing Beachaven Winery, Old Glory
venue, King's Bluff. Distilling Company and more.
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Reasons to Visi t
in every season
Free Family Fun Summer activities
Downtown Commons Downtown Market Cave Tours
This full-block urban park is a Downtown Clarksville transforms Cool off with a cave tour where
kid’s delight! With an imagination to a festive spot on Saturday it's 58° year around. Plus, it’s
playground, water features, free mornings May - October. The the only public cave in the world
summer concerts, plenty of room top-rated open-air market where you can see 14th century
for free play, and shaded spots features locally grown fresh Mississippian Native American
for a picnic – what's not to love?! produce and weekly handcrafted cave art.
products.
Parks Independence Day Celebration
Explore two state and 30 local Disc Golf Enjoy one of the most impressive
parks filled with activities like Disc golf is a sport the whole fireworks displays in the state,
splash pads, hiking, water sports, family can enjoy! Find two very if not the southeast. Celebrate
creeks, playgrounds, picnic areas, different courses at Rotary Park with food, live music, and family-
wildlife, history and more. (18 holes) and Barbara Johnson friendly activities followed by
Park (9 holes). the fireworks display over the
Walking History Tour Cumberland River at Liberty Park
Follow along three history trails Watersports on July 3 each year.
and learn about Clarksville’s What better way to beat the
heritage, notable residents, heat than in (or on) the water? Public Art
historic architecture, and more. With 650 miles of navigable Murals, fountains and sculptures
waterways, you can enjoy dot the downtown and
Fort Defiance Civil War Park fishing, skiing, kayaking, boating, surrounding areas. A tour of
Hear the stories, learn the history, canoeing and tubing. Clarksville’s public art is both
see the weapons, wander the educational and entertaining.
grounds and experience the
views at the Fort Defiance Civil
War Park & Interpretive Center.
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Reasons to Visi t
in every season
inspiring reasons to visit in the Fall
RiverFest Mountain Biking Greenway Vistas
This free three-day music and If exhilarating hills, jumps and Soak up the splendor of fall
arts festival held along the banks tight switchbacks are your kind color along the 9-mile Clarksville
of the Cumberland is an end-of- of adventure, find your thrill along Greenway. The paved trail is ideal
summer blowout with music, one of Clarksville’s professionally for walking, running, biking, or
food, art and a kids zone. designed mountain biking trails. skating. Enjoy creek views, open
fields and dense woods, and
Welcome Home Patio Dining bluffs – nature at its finest!
Veterans Celebration Cooler temperatures and
Remember, honor and celebrate lower humidity mean dining Seasonal Craft Beverages
America’s heroes with exhibits, outside is once again a pleasant Clarksville’s winery, breweries,
concerts, ceremonies, a parade, experience! A bonus: find distillery, and meadery all unveil
and more at this 5-day event. premium river views from some new seasonal offerings. Wicked
downtown restaurant patios and Harvest, Hot Chocolate Brown
Oktoberfests balconies. Ale are samples of what tasters
Enjoy German food and beer can enjoy in the fall season.
along with a variety of fall brews Zombie Hunting
at Oktoberfests happening all You might be surprised at how Farm Fun
around town throughout the fall. much fun hunting zombies can The cool fall temperatures will get
be. Clarksville Zombie Hunters anyone in the mood for pumpkin
Country backroads offers five attractions in one: a picking, hayrides, corn mazes and
Along rural highways and paintball hayride, shooting gallery, photo ops. Four farms feature a
backroads, fields are being a small-group missions, Zombie variety of seasonal family-friendly
harvested and tobacco barns are escape game a dark room and enjoyment.
firing the crop that made our city movies – all guaranteed fun!
one of the wealthiest cities in the
nation in the mid-19th century.
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Reasons to Visi t
in every season
Let your creativity soar during winter
Paint Pottery Performing Arts Escape Games
HorseFeathers is a unique Clarksville’s oldest professional A fun, creative and challenging
pottery and art studio with no theatre, the Roxy offers patrons game for families or small groups,
studio fees. Choose your pottery both professional company you’ll need all your wits to plot
or wood item and paint it, then shows and community offerings. and plan your successful escape
pick it up later or have it shipped. at Excape Games.
Indoor Adventure
Blow A Glass Ornament From high-speed go carts and Bubbles, Trains & More
Test the bounds of your creativity laser tag at The City Forum to A bubble cave, massive train
at a glass-blowing workshop glow-in-the-dark golf at D&D Mini display, and family art room
at Erin’s Farm. Learn with an Golf, we will keep your family are just the beginning of a fun,
individual or group during the entertained. Need to take the experience at the Customs
winter months and enjoy the thrill up a notch? Try one of the House Museum.
tranquility at this century-old city’s newest amusements, axe
farm. throwing. Holiday Festivities
Kick off the holiday season with
Antique Shopping Trampoline Thrills a dazzling display of lights
Antique and vintage shops are There’s nothing quite like a throughout the city. Over one
sprinkled throughout Clarksville- trampoline to bring out the kid in million lights illuminate the
Montgomery County. Discover all of us. The 15,000 square feet half-mile walk along the river at
treasures from by-gone days of interconnected, trampolines Christmas on the Cumberland,
or ideas for repurposing your with dodgeball, trapeze, while the Clarksville Speedway
own items. Explore individual launchpads, foam pits, a battle hosts an impressive three-million
shops or wander through the beam and Ninja obstacle course light display - a treat for all ages!
large collections at Miss Lucille’s at Defy Clarksville puts a smile on Open from Thanksgiving through
Marketplace or Warehouse 41. all faces. New Years.
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Local ATTRACTIONS
AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY TRAIL DUNBAR CAVE STATE PARK OLD GLORY DISTILLING CO.
1188 Cumberland Drive 401 Old Dunbar Cave Rd. 451 Alfred Thun Rd.
visitclarksvilletn.com tnstateparks.com oldglorydistilling.com
BEACHAVEN WINERY ERIN’S FARM PINNACLE FAMILY
1100 Dunlop Lane 7000 Hodges Rd. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
beachavenwinery.com erinsfarm.com 430 Warfield Blvd.
pinnaclebowl.com
CLARKSVILLE GREENWAY EXCAPE GAMES
1100 Pollard Rd. 1943 Fort Campbell Blvd PORT ROYAL HISTORIC STATE PARK
cityofclarksville.com excapegames.com 300 Old Clarksville Hwy.
tnstateparks.com
CLARKSVILLE SPEEDWAY FORT DEFIANCE CIVIL WAR PARK
1600 Needmore Rd. 120 Duncan St. RAINBO SKATE CENTER
clarksvillespeedway.com fortdefianceclarksville.com 631 Highway 41A Bypass
rainboskatecenter.com
CLARKSVILLE ZOMBIE HUNTERS GOVERNOR’S SQUARE MALL
3975 Martha’s Chapel Rd. & AMC THEATRES REGAL CINEMAS
clarksvillezombiehunters.com 2801 Wilma Rudolph Blvd 1810 Tiny Town Rd.
governorssquare.net regmovies.com
CROSS CREEK CLAYS
3975 Jarman Hollow Rd., Palmyra HISTORIC COLLINSVILLE ROTARY PARK & DISC GOLF COURSE
crosscreekclays.com PIONEER SETTLEMENT 2308 Rotary Park Dr.
4711 Weakley Rd., Southside mcgtn.org
CUMBERLAND RIVERWALK historiccollinsville.com
640 N. Riverside Drive ROXY REGIONAL THEATRE
cityofclarksville.com HORSEFEATHERS POTTERY STUDIO 100 Franklin Street
94 Franklin St. roxyregionaltheatre.org
CUSTOMS HOUSE MUSEUM myhorsefeathers.com
& CULTURAL CENTER SMITH TRAHERN MANSION
200 S. Second St. L & N TRAIN DEPOT 101 McClure St.
customshousemuseum.org Commerce & 10th St. fceclarksville.org
mchsociety.org
D&D BLACKLIGHT MINI GOLF TENNESSEE DISCOVERY TRAIL
211 Holiday Dr. LIBERTY PARK & MARINA 200 S. Second St.
dndminigolf.com PAT HEAD SUMMITT & downtowncommons.org
WILMA RUDOLPH STATUES
DEFY CLARKSVILLE 1188 Cumberland Drive THE AXE THROWING PLACE
EXTREME AIR PARK cityofclarksville.com 592 Fire Station Rd. Suite B
310 Needmore Rd. axethrowingplace.com
defy.com/locations.defy-clarksville MAGIC WHEELS FUN CENTER
1671 Fort Campbell Blvd. THE CITY FORUM
DON F. PRATT MEMORIAL MUSEUM magicwheelsfun.com 2231-T Madison St
2604 Screaming Eagle Blvd., thecityforum.com
Fort Campbell MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fortcampbell.com/museums/don-f- SHOOTING COMPLEX THE FLIP’N AXE
pratt-museum/ 4201 Southside Rd., Southside 2121 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., Suite A
shoottn.org flipnaxe.com
DOWNTOWN COMMONS
215 Legion Street NORTH FORD ST. Download the VisitClarksvilleTN App
downtowncommons.org MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK for hours of operation, wayfinding and
2470 N. Ford St. other details.
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Savor the Authentic F lavors
DRINK & DINE TAP INTO OUR CRAFTY CREATIONS
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restaurants
NEW & TRENDY
Flatbread pizzas, charcuterie, fish
ADULT BEVERAGES
Seven craft breweries, a distillery,
open regularly, tacos, macarons, avocado toast, winery and meadery along with
elevating custom blended teas, cicchetti, quirky and cosmopolitan cocktails
Clarksville’s food sushi, or cheesecake on a stick… give adults oodles of options for
scene for visitors whatever you define as trendy sampling local spirits.
and residents alike. food, you probably won’t have
You’ll be sure to find a trouble finding it in Clarksville. Learn more on our website,
favorite and find more variety visitclarksvilletn.com/restaurants.
than you might expect. Best of INTERNATIONAL FLAIR
all, you’ll enjoy affordable price The influence of the
points. Fort Campbell Army
Post, Austin Peay State
SOUTHERN FARE University, and dozens of
If you’re traveling to this part of international industries
the country and expect to find give the city a robust
traditional Southern food, you international food scene.
won’t be disappointed. BBQ, fried Where else can you find
chicken, catfish, burgers and authentic Korean Bulgogi
steaks, along with hearty slices of and German Schnitzel
delicious pies and cakes are some in the same restaurant?
of the indulgences you simply Try something new. You'll
must allow yourself while you’re appreciate that all of our
traveling in Tennessee. 230+ restaurants are
affordably priced.
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I n addition to familiar national brands like Academy Sports, Bed Bath &
Beyond, Dillard’s, Ulta, At Home and more, visitors to Clarksville also have the
option of one-of-a-kind finds from a variety of local shops. From antiques to
art, crafty to couture, you’ll have no trouble finding that “something special”
or a memorable souvenir during your time in Clarksville.
New retail opens in Clarksville regularly and different commercial districts
each have their own style.
• The EXIT 4 is home to Governor’s Square Mall and numerous national and
regional brands.
• Find eclectic, collectible, couture, boutique and local art DOWNTOWN.
• Traditionally residential, the EXIT 11/SANGO area is an emerging retail district
with restaurants, shops and services opening regularly. Established
businesses like Miss Lucille’s Marketplace and other antique shops make
this area worthy of some time.
• There’s a strong entrepreneurial spirit at EXIT 1, a gateway to Fort Campbell.
Here you’ll find international restaurants and great BBQ, home-based food
and bakeries, and more.
Browse Away w i th
LOCAL SHOPPING
EVERYTHING YOU NEED AND LOCAL FLAIR YOU NEVER DREAMED POSSIBLE
10Explore unlim i ted
OUTDOOR RECREATION JOURNEY DEEP INTO OUR NATURAL BEAUTY
A bandon the hurried pace of daily life to unplug and reconnect. With two rivers, 650 miles of navigable water,
32 state and local parks, 6 golf courses, rock climbing, cave tours, and miles of hiking, cycling and mountain
biking trails, the city is a veritable wonderland for outdoor adventure!
Plus, our moderate year-round temperatures make most activities pleasant in all four distinct seasons.
Let these spaces inspire you to explore Clarksville’s natural beauty:
• Walk or bike the lush 9.2-mile CLARKSVILLE GREENWAY with bluff walls, tree canopies, overlooks, water views and a
600-foot pedestrian bridge.
• Canoe, paddleboard or kayak treks on the CLARKSVILLE BLUEWAY. Rentals are available at local outfitters.
• Explore the 144-acre natural playground of DUNBAR CAVE STATE PARK that includes hiking trails, picnic areas, wildlife
and season cave tours.
• Disc golf is a fun sport for all ages and abilities and ROTARY PARK offers an 18-hole
course among the hills and creeks.
• Walk, rent a B-cycle or enjoy a picnic along the scenic CUMBERLAND RIVERWALK.
Continue your trek into the heart of downtown via the Pedestrian Overpass to the
UPLAND TRAIL.
• Designed exclusively for mountain bike enthusiasts, the NORTH FORD MOUNTAIN
BIKE PARK boasts trails and jumps suitable for all skill levels.
Find out more on our website, visitclarksvilletn.com/things-to-do/outdoor-recreation.
11Historic Attractions
And trailblazers
PAST PRESERVED TO ENRICH OUR FUTURE
C larksville’s founding at the confluence of the Cumberland and Red
Rivers set the stage for what became a thriving commercial crossroads,
particularly for the tobacco trade, by the mid-1800’s.
Glimpse into the life of early Americans who roamed the land during the
mid-19th Century with a self-guided audio tour at HISTORIC COLLINSVILLE
PIONEER SETTLEMENT. The intrepretive property features 16 restored log homes
and outbuildings with authentic period artifacts on 40 rural rolling acres.
Permanent exhibits at the CUSTOMS HOUSE MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER, like
Becoming Clarksville, showcase how local agriculture, industry, education,
culture, government, medicine, military, and transportation have all
contributed to the city we know today.
Built in 1858 for wealthy tobacconist Christopher Smith, the beautiful SMITH
TRAHERN MANSION reflects the transition between Green Revival and
Italianate styles. Adjoining the property, the Riverview Cemetery
dates to the 1700’s.
The AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY TRAIL will take you across
Montgomery County to learn the expansive and unique
history of Clarksville’s African American community. From
community gardens and historic churches to athletic,
musical and business trailblazers – like Wilma Rudolph –
Clarksville is proud of this rich history.
12I n an area steeped with heritage, it’s only natural that a vibrant arts
scene would emerge to capture the minds and imaginations of residents
and visitors. Public art, theatre, museums, galleries and music reinforce
Clarksville’s cultural experience.
The CUSTOMS HOUSE MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER features both rotating
and permanent exhibits in a 56,000-square-foot facility. The museum is
both the state’s second-largest general history museum, and a fascinating
architectural marvel which is now underlit at night. Science, history and art,
with plenty of hands-on interaction, means fun for kids of all ages.
The iconic ROXY REGIONAL THEATRE is a cornerstone of entertainment in
downtown Clarksville. Enjoy live professional theatre and musicals, from
family favorites to Shakespeare to black-box alternatives.
ARTWALK, held downtown on the Thursday evening of each month, galleries,
and a panorama of sculptures, murals and fountains give downtown an
inspiring and artistic vibe.
Explore the TN MUSIC PATHWAYS with five markers in Clarksville that
recognize the people, places and genres that make Tennessee the
Soundtrack of America.
Learn more on our website, visitclarksvilletn.com/
things-to-do/arts-and-culture.
Be inspired by
ARTS & CULTURE
HIP AT THE HEART AND AUTHENTIC FROM THE START
13Local ACCOMMODAtIONS
AMERICAS BEST VALUE INN ECONO LODGE & SUITES MICROTEL INN & SUITES TRU BY HILTON
254 Holiday Drive 3065 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. BY WYNDHAM 3030 Mr. C Drive
931-552-2663 931-647-2002 241 Holiday Drive 931-820-5300
americasbestvalueinn.com choicehotels.com 931-905-1505 tru3.hilton.com
microtelinn.com
BAYMONT BY WYNDHAM FAIRFIELD BY MARRIOTT VACATION MOTOR HOTEL
1112 Highway 76 110 Westfield Court MID-TOWN INN 650 Providence Blvd.
931-358-2020 931-551-3200 890 Kraft Street 931-645-6483
baymontinns.com marriott.com 931-647-6536
midtowninn.net WESTGATE INN
BAYMONT INN & SUITES GATEWAY INN & SUITES 803 N. Second Street
CLARKSVILLE NORTHEAST 250 Holiday Drive MOTEL 6 931-645-9084
190 Holiday Drive 931-552-3330 3080 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. westgateinnclarksville.com
931-552-2255 gatewaysuitesclarksville.com 931-648-8800
baymontinns.com motel6.com WINNERS CIRCLE MOTEL
GUEST HOUSE INN 3430 Fort Campbell Blvd.
BEST WESTERN PLUS 3083 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. QUALITY INN 931-431-4906
ATRIUM INN AND SUITES 931-552-8060 3095 Wilma Rudolph Blvd.
275 Alfred Thun Road guesthouseintl.com 931-648-4848 WOODSPRING SUITES
931-919-4998 choicehotels.com 675 Kennedy Lane
book.bestwestern.com HAMPTON INN & SUITES 931-572-1446
3091 Clay Lewis Road QUALITY INN woodspring.com
CANDLEWOOD SUITES 931-378-6070 700 Sango Road
3050 Clay Lewis Road clarksvillesuiteshamptioninn.com 931-358-5800
931-906-0900 choicehotels.com Cam pgrounds
ihg.com HILTON GARDEN INN
290 Alfred Thun Road RED ROOF INN CLARKSVILLE RV PARK
COMFORT SUITES 931-647-1096 197 Holiday Drive 1270 Tylertown Road
115 Fair Brook Place hiltongardeninn3@hilton.com 931-905-1555 931-648-8638
931-648-3400 redroof.com clarksvillervpark.com
choicehotels.com HOME2 SUITES BY HILTON
3020 Mr. C Drive RODEWAY INN & SUITES SPRING CREEK
COUNTRY INN & SUITES 931-645-7771 111 Westfield Court CAMPGROUND
BY CARLSON home2suites3@hilton.com 931-647-6144 3040 Spring Creek Village Rd.
3075 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. choicehotels.com 931-648-0280
931-645-1400 INTOWN SUITES springcreekcamping.com
countryinns.com 129 Westfield Court SLEEP INN & SUITES
931-551-7711 230 Cracker Barrel Drive Find hotel amenities plus
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT intownsuites.com 931-919-2440 Airbnb/VRBO rentals at
155 Fair Brook Place choicehotels.com visitclarksvilletn.com/hotels.
931-551-4480 LA QUINTA BY WYNDHAM
marriott.com 251 Holiday Drive SUPER 8 MOTEL NORTHEAST
800-505-1019 201 Holiday Drive
DAYS INN wyndhamhotels.com 931-645-6300
1100 Highway 76 super8.com
931-358-3194 MEADOW MOTEL
daysinn.com 1991 Madison Street TOWNEPLACE SUITES
931-645-4573 120 Fair Brook Place
DAYS INN NORTH 931-896-2005
130 Westfield Court towneplacesuitesclarksville.com
931-552-1155
daysinn.com TRAVELODGE
3100 Wilma Rudolph Blvd.
931-552-0098
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EXIT 4
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All noted sites are approximations.
recreation attractions
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Visitor Information Center
Clarksville Blueway Access
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Clarksville Speedway
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center
2 Clarksville Greenway 18 D&D Blacklight Mini Golf
3 North Ford St. Mountain Bike Park 19 Don F. Pratt Museum
4 Cross Creek Clays 20 Downtown Commons
5 Dunbar Cave State Park 21 Excape Games
6 King’s Bluff Rock Climbing 22 Flip’N Axe
7 McGregor Park & RiverWalk 23 Fort Defiance Civil War Park
8 Montgomery County 24 Governor’s Square Mall
Shooting Complex
25 Historic Collinsville Pioneer Settlement
9 Port Royal Historic State Park
26 L & N Train Depot
10 Rotary Park & Disc Golf 27 Miss Lucille’s Marketplace & The City Forum
11 Wilma Rudolph Event Center, 28 Old Glory Distilling Co.
Marina & Liberty Park
12 Austin Peay State University 29 Pinnacle Family Entertainment Center
13 The Axe Throwing Place 30 Defy Clarksville Extreme Air Park
14 Beachaven Vineyards & Winery 31 Roxy Regional Theatre
15 Clarksville Regional Airport & 32 Smith Trahern Mansion
Disc Golf 15Find Your Fun
Photo Credit: Julie Igo
Discover all the activities and events that are happening in Clarksville during your visit.
Check the Visit Clarksville website and app for event details throughout the year.
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