10 Free Things to Do in Mt. Juliet, TN
Mt. Juliet is full of free fun if you know where to look. Here are 10 free things to do around town and Wilson County — perfect for families, a sunny afternoon, or a budget-friendly weekend.
- Charlie Daniels Park — Mt. Juliet's flagship park: playgrounds, walking trails, ballfields, and a dog park, all free.
- The Splash Pad at Charlie Daniels Park — free summer water play the little ones love.
- Long Hunter State Park (Couchville Lake) — a free, easy paved loop around a gorgeous lake; stroller- and beginner-friendly.
- Old Hickory Lake & Cedar Creek shoreline — free lake views, shaded picnic spots, and sunset watching.
- Mt. Juliet Public Library — free story times, kids' programs, and a cool place to beat the heat.
- Stoner Creek & city greenways — free walking and biking paths right in town.
- Providence Marketplace — stroll the open-air shops, splash in the fountains, and people-watch for free.
- Free community events — Celebrate Mt. Juliet and Music in the Park are free family favorites.
- Mt. Juliet Farmers Market (seasonal) — free to browse local produce, makers, and live music.
- A lake sunset — pack a blanket and catch the colors over Old Hickory Lake. Free and unforgettable.
Tip: hours and seasonal features (like the splash pad) change — check ahead before you go.
👉 More ideas in our Things to Do in Mt. Juliet guide.
