Parks and Recreation

Parks and Recreation

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Brigham Park
Civitan Park and Horseshoe Court
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Fredonia Community Center
RichEllen Park
Rotary Park
Spur Line Trail Head
South Guthrie
Wade Bourne Nature Center
Weakley Park
Woodlawn Park
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Montgomery County Parks Committee
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Contact Info.

Parks and Recreation
2308 Rotary Park Drive
Clarksville, TN 37043


Phone: 931-648-5732
Email: [email protected]

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Rotary Park

Rotary Park

Rotary Park is a 111.3-acre nature park located on Rotary Drive, near the Sango community. It is easily accessible one block southeast of Highway 76/Highway 41 intersection. Boasting over five miles of hiking/biking trails, the Wade Bourne Nature Center, a nature adventure trail, and a large ADA-accessible playground. Rotary Park is located at 2308 Rotary Park Drive, and offers the following features:

ADA accessible Trail6 miles of hiking/biking trails 3 pavilions
Picnic Tables & grills 18 hole Disk Golf course2 restroom buildings
2 Playground AreasOutdoor Exercise AreaADA accessible Amphitheater
25 acres of open space1 horseshoe pit area Wade Bourne Nature Center
Sensory Trail (View ongoing events) 

Rotary Park Tail map
Map and Directions to Rotary Park

 

Pavilion Rental Costs  
Large pavilion(12 picnic tables):$100 per day

 
Creek-side pavilion(4 picnic tables):$50 per day
Small pavilion(3 picnic tables):$50 per day

To reserve a Rotary Park Pavilion for your event:

  • You should fill out the web form here.
  • You will need to pay the associated rental fee to confirm your reservation.

Rotary Park Scavengers hunts were created by Deanna Heistand and Anna Shackleford of Girl Scout Troop 2378. Follow the links below to view each of the scavenger hunt items and locations.

Trash Free Park

In an effort to promote environmental stewardship, trash receptacles are no longer located throughout the park and park users must take out whatever is brought in with them. Families are still welcome and encouraged to picnic in the park, but they must be responsible for taking their trash with them when they leave. This keeps the park clean and the surroundings visual appealing for other visitors. This program has been a great success and has been adopted by other communities across the country.

Trail Etiquette