Cedars of Lebanon State Park
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Cedars of Lebanon State Park

328 Cedar Forest Rd | Mount Juliet Capacity - 250 people

About

Cedars of Lebanon State Park is a 1,139-acre Tennessee state park in Wilson County known for rare limestone cedar glades and WPA-built stone facilities. Established in 1955, its historic Cedar Forest Lodge (1936) and Assembly Hall host weddings, retreats, and community events in a rustic, wooded setting. Located about 7 miles south of Lebanon and roughly 30–35 miles east of downtown Nashville, it offers a quiet, nature-first alternative to in-city venues.

Getting there

Parking

On-site parking in park lots near event facilities; no dedicated garage.

Public transit

No direct transit service to the park; nearest option is the WeGo Star commuter rail to Lebanon Station, then rideshare/taxi (~7 miles) to the park.