Fairview: Quaint, Rustic, and Rural

City of Fairview & Bowie Nature Park

Fairview is located in the northwest region of Williamson County. In the 1950s the entire Nashville metro area began to grow rapidly, including Fairview. This prompted community leaders to incorporate the city in 1959. 

You can take a step back in time at the Fairview’s Historic Village located at Highway 100 and Deer Ridge Rd. The village is home to several historical buildings including the Triangle School, Boone Street Medical Clinic, and Jingo Post Office.

Location

The City of Fairview is located about 37 miles from downtown Nashville, but is about one mile from the Nashville-Davidson County line. Fairview has access to I-40 and I-840, both of which pass through the community.

Parks & Recreation

Whether you’re looking to stay active, explore nature, or enjoy family time, Fairview’s parks and recreation facilities have something for everyone.

Recreation Complex

 Fairview Recreation Center offers a variety of amenities:

  • Outdoor pool
  • Athletic fields
  • Playground
  • Wellness center
  • Walking trails

Veterans Memorial Park

This 11-acre park is a favorite spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts, Veterans Memorial Park features:

  • Four baseball fields
  • A public fishing lake
  • Walking trails
  • Picnic areas perfect for gatherings
  • Annual Fishing Rodeo (June): A fun event for kids to learn about fishing and local wildlife

The Crown Jewel of Fairview: Bowie Nature Park

Bowie Nature Park is managed by Fairview’s parks department and has 700 acres of forest, fishing lakes, and 17 miles of wooded trails designated for mountain biking, horseback riding, and hiking. You can also enjoy a picnic by one of the lakes and let the kids play on the new Treehouse playground. The park sponsors numerous nature activities including festivals, summer movie nights, guided hikes, stargazing, and nature learning programs for children. The Nature Center features exhibits, a discovery room, and hands-on learning classrooms.

Get Involved in Organized Sports

Fairview offers a variety of sports leagues and programs for all ages.

Public Events and the Arts

There’s no shortage of fun to be had over the summer!  Each year Fairview City Hall hosts the July 3rd Celebration, which features live music, food trucks, kids’ activities, and a fireworks show. The Fairview Arts Council welcomes creatives to join in arts education, collaboration, and organized events throughout the year. 

 

Health Clinic

The Williamson County Fairview Health Clinic is managed by the county health department and provides healthcare services at 2629 Fairview Blvd., across from Fairview Elementary School. The clinic accepts TennCare insurance and a private pay sliding scale based on family size and income.

 

City of Fairview
fairview-tn.org
Population: 10,420

Fairview City Hall
7100 City Center Circle 
Fairview, TN 37062
615-799-2484

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