Things to see and do when visiting Nash Haven
Activity
Take a walk, jog, or bike ride on Nashville's Greenway alongside the Stones River. It's a three-mile trek to the J. Percy Priest Dam created in the 1960's that provides affordable electricity to Nashville residents. Lots of shade and river scenery.
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Greenway Trail Head
Stones River GreenwayTake a walk, jog, or bike ride on Nashville's Greenway alongside the Stones River. It's a three-mile trek to the J. Percy Priest Dam created in the 1960's that provides affordable electricity to Nashville residents. Lots of shade and river scenery.
Shady concrete walkways to beautiful landscape and water views. Exhibits are natural and plentiful! Lots to see! It will take anywhere from 2-5 hours to see the entire park.
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Zoológico de Nashville em Grassmere
3777 Nolensville PikeShady concrete walkways to beautiful landscape and water views. Exhibits are natural and plentiful! Lots to see! It will take anywhere from 2-5 hours to see the entire park.
Food scene
Caliber Coffee Co.
2513 Lebanon PikeShipley Do-Nuts
2540 Old Lebanon RdTheir apple fritters are the best!
Sunflower Bakehouse
2414 Lebanon PikeTennfold Breweing
2408 Lebanon PikeOnly three miles away and easy to find.
Nectar: Urban Cantina
206 McGavock PkNicoletto's Italian Kitchen
Party Fowl Donelson
If you are brave enough for Nashville Hot Chicken!
McNamara's Irish Pub & Restaurant
Great atmosphere with live music and delicious food.
City/town information
Nine miles down Lebanon Road will take you to Broadway and First Avenue, the hub of downtown Nashville. You'll want to walk Broadway to experience the neon signs of honky-tonks, souvenir shops, and lots of live music venues.
To save on parking, you may take the MTA bus that picks up on Lebanon Road right outside the neighborhood, or you can park at the "Music City Star" parking lot for the bus or commuter train.
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Nashville
Nine miles down Lebanon Road will take you to Broadway and First Avenue, the hub of downtown Nashville. You'll want to walk Broadway to experience the neon signs of honky-tonks, souvenir shops, and lots of live music venues.
To save on parking, you may take the MTA bus that picks up on Lebanon Road right outside the neighborhood, or you can park at the "Music City Star" parking lot for the bus or commuter train.
Shopping
Local shopping is across from the neighborhood. Here you can find everything you need while you're away from home. Included stores are:
Target
Marshall's
Dollar Tree
Kohl's Department Store
Party City
Embassy Dental
Jackson Downs Liquors
and more ....
Jackson Downs
Local shopping is across from the neighborhood. Here you can find everything you need while you're away from home. Included stores are:
Target
Marshall's
Dollar Tree
Kohl's Department Store
Party City
Embassy Dental
Jackson Downs Liquors
and more ....
Conselho para os viajantes
Transporte
MTA buses save you $$ over downtown parking.
Save $$ if you don't mind walking a bit and are adventurous. A short half mile walk will take you to a bus stop in front of the neighborhood. You can also drive to the train station in Donelson on Lebanon Rd to park and ride the bus. A map for the #6 route can be found at the WeGo Transit website.