Trice Landing Park

River's Edge Retreat

Trice Landing Park sits where the Cumberland and Red Rivers meet - a pretty special spot that makes it a prime location for fishing enthusiasts. The 32-acre park in Clarksville, Tennessee runs along the banks of the Cumberland River, and if you're hoping to reel in some bass, catfish, or crappie, you've come to the right place.

Even if fishing isn't your thing, the riverfront makes for an ideal backdrop to spot local wildlife and birds going about their day. It's one of those spaces where you can actually hear yourself think while reconnecting with nature just minutes from the city.

Get Outside and Play

One of the park's most practical features is its well-maintained boat ramp. Whether you're launching a fishing boat or just wanting to paddle around, it provides easy access to get out on the water without much hassle.

When you're ready to stay on dry land, there's plenty of open green space great for throwing down a blanket or setting up in the picnic area with riverside views that make your sandwich taste that much better. Got kids with energy to burn? The playground with swings gives them a place to play while you catch your breath.

Your Neighborhood Nature Spot

What makes Trice Landing special is how it balances recreational spaces with natural areas. It's a tranquil spot where you can sit and visit, away from the constant buzz of everyday life.

The park is a nice community space where neighbors gather and enjoy the outdoors. Bring your four-legged friend along too - the park is dog-friendly, so your pup can enjoy the fresh air with you. And with its convenient boat access, Trice Landing connects well with Clarksville's riverside character.