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Nashville Water Fun



There are several Nashville Water activities for those who like to get wet. We have found some links that will help.

Nashville Shores Water Park - The best in Nashville Water Parks. White sand beaches, jet ski, boat rentals, 8 slides, kayaking, lake cruises, miniature golf, volley ball, basketball, and horse shoes. If you show up after 3pm, it is half price. Located on J. Percy Priest Lake, east of Nashville off I-40. 4001 Bell Rd, Hermitage, TN 37076, 615-889-7050

Wave Country Water Park

- This Nashville Water park has a wave-action pool, flumes, speed slides, children's playground, volley ball pits, large picnic area, and fast food concessions. 2320 Two Rivers Parkway, Nashville, TN 615-885-1052

Tip a Canoe Rental - Rent a canoe on the Harpeth River. A State Scenic River within Nashville's Davidson County with over 100 miles of Class 1 floating. One of the oldest canoe rental companies in the State. Located west of Nashville. Take I-40 west of Nashville to exit 201 1279 Hwy 70, Kingston Springs, TN 37082-9288, 1-800-550-5810

Foggy Bottom Canoe Rental - Located on the Harpeth River west of Nashville at exit 192. A State Scenic River within Nashville's Davidson County with over 100 miles of Class 1 floating. 1270 Hwy 70, Kingston Springs, TN 37082, 615-952-4062

J Percy Priest Lake - Just 15 minutes from Nashville on I-40 east. The Visitors Center is located on the west side of the dam on Bell Road, and their Phone Number is 615-889-1975. There are several marinas on the lake and three beaches.

The Corp of Engineers operates the three swim areas. They are located at Anderson Road Recreational Area, Cook Recreational Area, and Seven Points Campground. Anderson Road and Cook both have sand beaches and playgrounds and there is a nominal day use fee. Seven Points are for registered campers and their authorized visitors.

If you want to swim remember it is prohibited at launch ramps, moor points, marinas, public docks, and posted areas. Pets are prohibited at Anderson Road, and Cook recreation areas. Nashville Shores Water Park is also located on the lake.

Old Hickory Lake - There are several marinas on the lake. The Visitors Center is located in Rockland Recreation Area in Hendersonville. If you want to go to take a swim in the Nashville Waters, Old Hickory Beach is the perfect destination.




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