Things To Do

Explore, Discover, and Unwind at Spring Creek

Nature, history, and family-friendly fun are right around the corner. Whether you're in the mood for scenic hikes, splashy afternoons, or a bite of local flavor, there’s something nearby for everyone in your crew.

Things To Do

Explore, Discover, and Unwind at Spring Creek

Nearby Adventures

Lace up your boots, grab your paddle, or take the scenic route. These unforgettable experiences are just a short drive from your campsite.

Dunbar Cave State Park

Step into ancient history at this 144-acre park, home to a massive cave with prehistoric Mississippian Native American art dating back to the 14th century. Explore guided cave tours (seasonal), three hiking trails of varying difficulty, and year-round wildlife viewing. Don’t miss Swan Lake for prime birdwatching or the cooling breeze at the cave entrance.

The City Forum

This massive entertainment complex is perfect for thrill-seekers, offering high-speed go-karts, laser tag, mini golf, and an arcade filled with modern and classic games. Designed with an industrial vibe, it features reserved bowling lanes, a drop tower, and a two-story laser tag arena. It's pay-as-you-go fun, ideal for burning energy on a rainy day or just mixing things up.

McGregor Park & Cumberland Riverwalk

Stretch your legs along a one-mile trail beside the scenic Cumberland River, or relax in the grassy picnic areas. The park includes a boat ramp, ADA-accessible playground, and a small museum highlighting Clarksville’s river history. During the holidays, the area lights up with thousands of Christmas displays, perfect for a magical evening stroll.

Hispanic Heritage Festival

Each year, Clarksville celebrates Latin American culture with a vibrant festival filled with music, dancing, artisan crafts, and delicious food. It’s a lively, family-friendly event that showcases the city’s rich diversity and strong Hispanic community. Check the calendar to catch this cultural gem during your stay.

Family-Friendly Fun

Keep the kids entertained and the smiles coming with these nearby favorites for indoor and outdoor family play.

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Bounce, flip, and soar through this massive indoor trampoline center offering open jump, dodgeball, and birthday party packages. It's a high-energy haven for kids and adults alike, with private party areas and hassle-free planning. Sky Zone is a perfect rainy-day backup or reward after a long travel day.

Heritage Park Sports Complex

This massive park includes eight soccer fields, multiple diamonds, a splash pad, a skate park, and walking trails, plus plenty of shaded pavilions and picnic tables. While fields are reserved for leagues and tournaments, the rest of the park is open for spontaneous family fun. Pack a lunch and let the kids explore.

Nashville Zoo at Grassmere

Located just an hour away, this 188-acre zoo features immersive exhibits, exotic animals, and kid-friendly attractions like a jungle gym and train ride. It's one of the top attractions in the state, known for conservation and innovative experiences. A great day trip that balances education with excitement.

Customs House Museum and Cultural Center

Housed in a historic 1898 building, this museum blends art, science, and local history with hands-on exhibits for kids. Explore everything from Tennessee wildlife to rotating art installations and even a sustainability-focused children’s area. It’s educational, engaging, and a great way to spend a cooler or rainy afternoon.

Local Eats

Wrap up your day with local eats and cultural experiences that showcase the heart of Clarksville.

Pbody's Restaurant

Family-owned and full of heart, Pbody’s delivers Southern hospitality with every plate—from sizzling stir-fries to fresh salads and comfort food classics. Located inside the Clarksville Country Club, it’s a hidden gem with a warm, welcoming vibe. Come hungry and leave as part of the family.

Blackhorse Pub & Brewery

A Clarksville staple since 1992, Blackhorse offers hearty pub fare, handcrafted beers, and a laid-back vibe perfect for families or date nights. Enjoy weekly lunch specials, weekend brunch, or just sip a cold one in the taproom. The historic setting and friendly service make it worth a visit.

Governor’s Square Mall

More than just shopping, Governor’s Square is a local hub for casual dining and kid-friendly entertainment. With spots like Chuck E. Cheese’s and Japanese stir-fry joints, it's easy to find something for every taste. Great for a quick bite, a rainy-day escape, or a bit of retail therapy.

Old Glory Distillery

Old Glory is a full sensory experience with distillery tours, tastings, and on-site dining. Every batch is made from scratch with locally sourced grains and time-honored methods. Stop by Silo Park for live music and craft cocktails in a relaxed Southern setting.

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