- The list below includes 83 free or cheap things to do in or near Kingston Springs, Tennessee, including 64 different types of inexpensive activities like Ziplines, Landmarks, Canoeing and Parks.
- From Narrows of the Harpeth to Adventureworks Zip Line Tours, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kingston Springs and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood and Dickson.
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In operation since 1997, guests on the Nash Trash Tour, receive a 90-minute fun-filled tour on a pink bus. The tours are comedic in nature and feature adults only entertainment.
18.9 Miles
Located within 15 miles of Nashville, Downtown Franklin has a markedly different vibe. This quirky strip features art galleries, restaurants, boutiques, clothiers, antique dealers, jewelry stores, coffee houses and other one-of-a-kind offerings found only in Franklin.
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Fresh air is in plentiful supply at Winstead Hill Park in Franklin, Tennessee. The park features open spaces, trails, shady trees, restrooms and a 61-acre battlefield often used for Civil War reenactments.
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The Frist Center for Visual Arts first opened in 2001 and features a wide array of art from around the world. The former main post office landmark of Nashville serves as the home structure for the cultural institute with architectural styles of both Art Deco and Classicism.
18.9 Miles
Located along Harpeth River, Pinkerton Park is situated on 34 acres of open green space. The park provides a one-mile walking trail, two playgrounds, picnic tables, barbecue grills, pavilions and restroom facilities.
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Columbia Pike, Highway 31 South, Franklin, TN
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The Confederate Memorial Park at Winstead Hill serves as a memorial to the Army of Tennessee and the Confederate generals who lost their lives in the battle in 1864. Visitors enjoy the serene views of the Franklin Battlefield area.
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Covering a 10,000 square foot temporary exhibition hall and 60,000 square feet of permanent exhibits, the Tennessee State Museum is one of the largest state museums in the nation. The exhibits begin roughly 15,000 years in the past with prehistoric humans and continue through the 1900s.
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Opened in 2014, Marcella Vivrette Smith Park sits within 400 acres of forested wildlife habitats and contains over 6 miles of hiking trails. The largely undeveloped park also includes the historic Ravenswood mansion built in 1825.
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Pack a picnic for a day outdoors at Aspen Grove Park. A covered pavilion with picnic tables is available, and children will enjoy making use of the playground equipment. Grills are available for cookouts.
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The education of children through fun and interactive exhibits is the prime goal of the Adventure Science Center. Popular exhibits include the Tinkering Garage, BodyQuest, Mission Possible, Space Chase, and the Adventure Tower.