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Set amid limestone glades and lush evergreen forests, Cedars of Lebanon State Park immerses you in the natural beauty of Middle Tennessee. The park occupies more than 900 acres and is crisscrossed with scenic hiking trails and shady picnic spots. It takes its name from the abundance of magnificent eastern red cedar trees in the area, which reminded colonial settlers of the storied Mount Lebanon forests used to build the ancient Temple in Jerusalem. In 1955, the area was designated as a state park for all to enjoy.

At just 30 miles from Downtown Nashville, Cedars of Lebanon State Park is popular with day trippers and weekend warriors from Music City, as well as travelers from further afield. Planning a getaway to Cedars of Lebanon State Park? Camp in comfort and secure the best RV rentals in Wilson County with Outdoorsy.

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Getting Outdoors

Six well-marked hiking trails wind through Cedars of Lebanon State Park and offer a unique chance to discover the area on foot. Some take you to beautiful natural rock gardens and others lead to scenic picnic spots. Pick up a map from the park office and keep an eye out or local wildlife, including deer, foxes, and squirrels. The birding is fantastic, with the chance to spot prairie warbler, chuck-will’s-widow, and yellow-breasted chat in the glades.

Whether you're an expert or a novice, trail rides through Cedars of Lebanon State Park are a great way to spend an afternoon. Stop by the Cedars of Lebanon Riding Stables to organize a lesson or plan a trail ride. Disc golfers can test their skills on an 18-hole short course designed by Ed Headrick, aka the "Father of Disc Golf."

History buffs will love the chance to visit the 70-acre Sadie Ford Heritage Farm and Cultural Art Center. Strolling around the outbuildings, peering into the milking barn and checking out the corncrib, you'll get a feel for what life was like on a 20th-century farm. You can also join workshops spotlighting traditional farming skills such as weaving, milling corn, cooking molasses, and beekeeping.

Camping at Cedars of Lebanon State Park

Spread across three zones and featuring more than 100 sites, state park RV camping at Cedars of Lebanon is easy. All sites are equipped with picnic tables and grills, as well as water and electricity hookups - choose from 20, 30 or 50 amp. There's also a dumping station for RVs with self-contained facilities. Sites in Area 3 offer the most space and privacy, with good tree coverage, grassy areas and large parking pads. Camping rates generally cover up to six people per site so consider booking side-by-side sites if you're travelling with a larger group or multiple families.

Each campground loop features a bathhouse facility with hot showers and flush toilets, as well as access to laundry facilities. Need a few basics? The camp store sells firewood, ice and other supplies. You can also connect to the campground WiFi — perfect for checking emails or researching local attractions. There's a maximum stay of two weeks, so why not enjoy an extended motorhome camping getaway at Cedars of Lebanon? Dogs are allowed, so feel free to bring along Fido.

Exploring the Area

Motorhome camping at Cedars of Lebanon State Park puts you in the heart of Wilson County, a gorgeous slice of Middle Tennessee. Want to see Lebanon in full swing? Plan your trip to coincide with the annual Wilson County Fair held in August. Expect a whirlwind of carnival rides, livestock shows, and bluegrass music.

At just 45 minutes away by car, it's hard to resist the allure of Nashville, the captivating state capital. Check out music meccas like the historic Ryman Auditorium and pay homage to legend like Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Taylor Swift at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. After dark, the Broadway entertainment strip comes to life with honky-tonk joints, tequila bars, and live music venues.

If you need to stock up on supplies the nearby county seat of Lebanon is well-equipped with grocery stores, gas stations, cafes and restaurants. There's also a splash of history, with a town square listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a treasure trove of antique emporiums and curios shops to browse. For a closer look at the region's local heritage, admire turn-of-the-century buildings at the Fiddler’s Grove Historic Village or stop by the Wilson County Veterans Museum. Further east, Knoxville is also a popular hub for refueling and picking up RV rentals in Tennessee.

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