Discover the enchanting beauty of ancient cedars at this outdoors destination just outside Nashville.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Cedars of Lebanon State Park adventure.




















Cedars of Lebanon State Park offers 1,139 acres of natural beauty in Middle Tennessee. Named for the eastern red cedar trees that reminded early American settlers of the famed Biblical cedar forests that thrived across Mount Lebanon in the Mediterranean, it also provides a wealth of recreational and wildlife viewing opportunities. The park has four trails that meander through woodlands and meadows where you can look for foxes, deer, squirrels, rabbits, and turkeys. After a peaceful hike, enjoy a picnic lunch beneath a canopy of these majestic trees and then camp (both tents and RVs are welcome) under the starry skies.
Cedars of Lebanon State Park invites you to visit at all times of the year. However, spring and fall usher in mild temperatures that are perfect for hiking. May and June, with its green tree and blooming flowers, provide a delightful window between spring rainfall and the oppressive heat of late summer. October offers crisp air, brilliant foliage, and very little rain. During the summertime, swimming and boating provide relief from the heat.


