So Many Places to Play in Robertson County, Tennessee
From outdoor adventure to hometown events and live music, there are plenty of places to play in Robertson County, TN.
Sponsored by: Robertson County Economic Development Board
From outdoor adventure, historic sites and hometown events to live entertainment, local boutiques and delightful dining, each of RobCo’s 11 communities shines with a distinctive personality and plenty of ways to play. Stop by the Visitor’s Center within the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce in downtown Springfield to plan your trip!
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Springfield
Springfield’s downtown features history, shopping and dining. View displays at the Robertson County History Museum and pick up information on self-guided tours of the county.
Local retailers will keep you and your home looking fashionable. And there are plenty of places to grab a bite or beverage such as Public House, Mystic Picnic, Historic Perk, Depot Bar & Grill, Willie Mae’s BBQ and BS Brew Works.
Enjoy the natural surroundings with a round at the acclaimed Legacy Golf Course, designed by PGA Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd, or try your hand at disc golf at The Highlands at Travis Price Park.
After a busy day, rest easy at area hotels or check out unique options that include a treehouse mansion and ark at Kelly’s Jubilee or an equestrian escape at Breakaway Ranch.
For more information on planning your trip, visit realspringfieldtn.com.
Adams
Hauntingly beautiful and perhaps a teeny bit haunted – Adams looms large in Tennessee lore as home to the Bell Witch, one of America’s most famous spirits. Tour the Bell Witch Cave, take in the scenery along the Red River with outfitters Red River Canoe and Bell Witch Tanking, and enjoy home cooking at Adams Station and Moss’s Restaurant.
Cedar Hill
Boasting a rich agricultural legacy, visitors enjoy the local bounty at the seasonal Cedar Hill Farmers Market and get a feel for early farm life at the history museum at City Hall. On Saturdays, dance the night away to live music at Murph’s Country Music Barn.
Coopertown
This close-knit community’s natural beauty and rolling hills are the backdrop for the Cherokee Nation’s Remember the Removal cyclers, who bike through the area each year. And fall isn’t complete without enjoying the entertainment, fireworks and rides at Honeysuckle Hill Farm’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze.
Cross Plains
Robertson County’s first settlement, Cross Plains honors the old and welcomes the new. Thomas Drugs does both with a great selection of on-trend gifts and an old-fashioned soda fountain featuring not-to-miss milkshakes. And don’t miss the annual Heritage Commission’s community fish fry in September, too!
Greenbrier
Original home of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, the historic grain house and barrel warehouse still stand. Today, you can play a round of golf at Oak Hills or Pebble Brook, shop local boutiques and end the day in a luxury treehouse. Get your fill at Granny’s Brier Patch or Greenbrier Pizza & Pub, featuring live music on Saturdays. Don’t forget a sweet treat from Golly G’s Ice Cream.
Millersville
For an adrenaline rush, hit the races at Veterans Motorplex at The Rim or slow things down and sit a spell at Authentic Coffee with homemade tamales, delicious lattes and live bluegrass music on Friday nights.
Orlinda
The only Orlinda in the entire country, this RobCo town is certainly one-of-a-kind. Enjoy free fruit from the community orchard, tacos at Senor Fajitas and locally raised pork from Bernard Farms Custom Cuts & Market.
Portland
Portland’s Sumner Crest Winery offers tasting flights, seasonal specialties like summer frosé flights and specialty items for the beloved Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival held annually in May. For heartier appetites, try nearby Brewster’s Bar & Grille.
Experience Robertson County
This digital edition of the Experience Robertson County is sponsored by Robertson County Economic Development Board .