Dickson County Tennessee

We invite you and your family to travel the Country Roads of Dickson County because you will find that each have "Many Tales to Tell". We have something exciting for all ages! The convenience and affordability of Dickson County is certainly a plus since we are located only 30 minutes west of Nashville on I-40. Dickson County is a warm friendly community of 53,000 and we are proud to be a green friendly community.

Dickson County is the home of the world famous Renaissance Center, where you will encounter the 2nd most advanced Cyber Sphere in the world. Stay in a cabin, bed and breakfast, contemporary hotel, or moderate hotel while you enjoy an entertaining dinner theater performance, laser light show, live country/bluegrass/gospel music show, One of Tennessee's 3 drive-in movie shows, planetarium show, cosmic bowling, indoor and/or outdoor put-put golf, laser tag, go-cart racing, and indoor playground at Seven Flags Park. Experience the historic iron ore village in Cumberland Furnace; visit the oldest working courthouse in Tennessee, 2 unique historic caves and a living history demonstration on an 1800's grist mill. Let the Farm lifestyle come to life as you tour one of several farms that provide education of where eggs, milk, and wool come from as well as how your ancestors cooked, made soap, brooms, corn husk dolls, clothes, candles, and much more. Hike a 19 mile trail, fish one of the 4 lakes or use the 6,000 sq. ft. conference room at Montgomery Bell State Park. If championship golfing, treasure hunting in antique stores or tea rooms suit your taste, Dickson County has it! Please log on or call to discover more about the place that you imagine when you think of authentic Tennessee.

For more information about Dickson County, Dickson, Charlotte, White Bluff, Burns, Vanleer, Slayden, and Cumberland Furnace contact:
Dickson County Chamber of Commerce
Dickson, TN 37056
TOLL FREE: 1 (877) 718-4967
Tel: (615) 446-2349
Fax: (615) 441-3112
E-mail: Contact the Dickson County Chamber of Commerce

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