Montgomery County Rotary Park

Rotary Park is a 111.3-acre nature park located in Clarksville, Tennessee, near the Sango community. The park is situated on Rotary Park Drive, easily accessible one block southeast of the Highway 76/Highway 41 intersection.

The park features over five miles of hiking and biking trails that wind through the natural landscape, offering visitors opportunities for outdoor recreation and exercise. A creek runs through the park, providing a scenic element and a place for visitors to cool off during warm weather.

In 2020, the park saw the addition of the 4,200-square-foot Wade Bourne Nature Center. This facility offers permanent and temporary displays, as well as hands-on activities designed to educate visitors about the natural history of the area. The center is named after Wade Bourne, a journalist known for his passion for hunting, fishing, and conservation.

Rotary Park includes a large ADA-accessible playground, making it suitable for families and visitors of all abilities. The park also features open spaces for various activities and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as picnic areas with tables and grills, providing spaces for outdoor gatherings and meals.

The park operates on a "carry in, carry out" trash policy, encouraging visitors to take responsibility for their waste and promoting environmental stewardship. This approach helps maintain the park's cleanliness and natural beauty.