Shopping
Once known as the antique capital of the South, Wilson County has transformed into a haven for boutiques and local shopping. From the stylish shops of Mt. Juliet’s Providence area to the charming storefronts of Downtown Lebanon and everywhere in between, shoppers will find a delightful mix of national brands and one-of-a-kind local treasures.
Dining
Wilson County’s dining scene is a true reflection of Southern hospitality, offering everything from mouthwatering barbecue to international flavors and upscale farm-to-table experiences. Whether you’re craving classic comfort food or an adventurous culinary delight, our local restaurants serve up flavors that are sure to impress. Wilson County has recently attracted commercial brewers, and several now call the area their home. With the growing popularity of craft beer, Wilson County now hosts an annual Fall Brewers Festival, celebrating local brews and bringing the community together for a unique tasting experience.
Attractions
Wilson County is rich in history, culture and entertainment. Visitors can step back in time by exploring historic sites such as Fiddler’s Grove Historic Village, Lebanon’s charming town square, and the most Century Farms in Tennessee. For those seeking adventure and family fun, don’t miss the Wilson County-Tennessee State Fair, Nashville Superspeedway, Charlie Daniels Park, Starstruck Farm, the beautiful Cedars of Lebanon State Park and so many other attractions! The Farm Bureau Expo Center shines as a world class venue offering a blank canvas for event planners to unleash and express their unique event vision. Since opening its doors in November 2016, The Expo Center has been the backdrop for countless agricultural, entertainment, festival, meetings, sports, wedding celebrations, and commercial events. Guests can also explore the many murals throughout the county that enhance the beauty of Wilson County while integrating art into our community. No matter your interests, we promise an unforgettable experience for everyone!
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Recreation
Wilson County has 2 state parks for swimming, hiking, horseback riding, picnicking, camping, fishing, etc. and 3 local parks for walking or picnicking. If you want to play racket ball, workout, swim, or do some indoor walking, then the Jimmy Floyd Family Center is where you’ll want to spend some time.
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Overnight Accomodations
Whether you prefer a luxurious hotel, a cozy bed and breakfast, or a rustic camping experience, Wilson County offers a variety of lodging options to suit every traveler’s needs. With convenient locations near top attractions, you’ll find the perfect place to rest and recharge after a day of exploration. There are also many camping sites throughout the county that offer a great experience to reconnect with nature and Wilson County’s beautiful scenery.
Wilson County is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all who visit and call it home. With a focus on education, economic and community development, and a lifestyle that embodies the best of Tennessee, Wilson County continues to be the best place to live, work, and play — at any age.
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