Harpeth River State Park access
Harpeth River State Park access
Harpeth River State Park manages nine river access sites along 40 miles of the Harpeth River in Cheatham County, offering day-use access for paddling and fishing.
The park operates seasonally (7am-7pm April-September, 8am-4:30pm November-February) with multiple access points including canoe launches at Highway 100, Highway 70, Highway 249, Kingston Springs, and Harris Street Bridge.
All access sites close during high water for safety, and the park is day-use only with no camping or overnight parking allowed.
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