Mt. Juliet: Experiencing Unprecedented Business and Residential Growth

Mt. Juliet is recognized as a top family-friendly community with a low crime rate, high-achieving schools, and convenient access to Nashville. Mt. Juliet is notably one of the fastest-growing Middle Tennessee suburbs during the last 20 years. Between 2000 and 2010, the area experienced a 98% population increase. It has consistently ranked among the state’s top 10 fastest-growing cities and is often labeled as a “boomtown” by real estate groups.

A Great Location

Mt. Juliet is uniquely located between two of the area’s top recreational lakes: J. Percy Priest Lake, located south of the city, and Old Hickory Lake to the north. Access to these reservoirs offers residents opportunities for boating, fishing, and a wide range of outdoor recreation. In fact, Mt. Juliet’s official slogan is: “The City Between the Lakes.” Additionally, residents have a short drive to both Long Hunter State Park and Cedars of Lebanon State Park.

The city is situated along the I-40 corridor, making travel west to Nashville convenient while also providing easy access to I-65, I-24, and I-840. Mt. Juliet is known as a hub for retail. Located off I-40, Providence Marketplace is a 104-acre open-air shopping complex. Here, you’ll find over 50 shops, major retail anchors, grocery stores, restaurants, and a movie theater.

Organized Sports

Youth and adult sports are available through the Mt. Juliet Parks and Recreation. (mtjuliet-tn.gov/174/Youth-Sports-Organizations) Several independent sports associations manage league play.

Game On Sports, yourgameonsports.com; Flag football, soccer • Mount Juliet League, mjleague.org; baseball and softball

Mt. Juliet Youth Football and Cheer, mjyfc.org; tackle football, girls flag football, cheer

West Wilson Basketball Assoc.,wwbabasketball.com/wwba; basketball for grades 1-12

Rally Cats Tennis, allycatstennis.com/mount-juliet; tennis for ages 4 – 14, after-school programs and camps

Local Parks

Mt. Juliet’s Parks and Recreation Department manages nine public parks. The list below highlights a few of these community parks. Mt. Juliet Parks

Charlie Daniels Park-1075 Charlie Daniels Pkwy
- Planet Playground – 9,000 square foot fenced playground
- Ava’s Splash Pad
- Squirrel’s Run – toddler park and tricycle track
- Sand volleyball court, outdoor basketball courts, tennis and pickleball courts
- One mile walking trail
- The Crowe’s Nest – skate park
- Amphitheater
- 5 pavilions and a gazebo to rent
- Multi-purpose fields
- Farmer’s Market on Sat.
- Cedar Creek Greenway North access

Eagle Park – 535 W. Division St.
- Bike Track
- Climbing wall for small children
- Town Center Trail access

Ethan Page Park – 439 Clemmons Rd.
- 10-acre park
- 18-hole disk (Frisbee) golf course
- Walking Trail

Hamilton Denson Park- 1855 Tate Ln.
- 8 Multipurpose fields for rent, a playground, and restrooms

Jones Family Park – 1535 N Mt. Juliet Rd.
- Disc Golf Range and miniature disc golf course
- Sand volleyball court
- Walking trail and picnic area
- 1/2-acre dog park “Bark Park”

Mount Juliet Soccer Park – 97 Lorenzo Dr.
- Open recreational fields for soccer
- Trailhead to Cedar Creek Greenway

Sgt. Jerry Mundy Memorial Park and Sports Complex – 300 Mundy Memorial Dr.
- Playground and pavilion
- Tennis and pickleball courts
- Outdoor workout station and walking track
- Restrooms and ADA accessible facilities
- Pets allowed on leashes only

Robinson Family Park – 4470 Old Lebanon Dirt Rd.
- 1/2-mile hiking trail and outdoor fitness equipment
- Robinson trail access

Will Sellers Park – 151 SE Springdale Dr.
- Playground and pavilion
- Volleyball court
- 3/4 acre dog park – part of South Mt. Juliet Bark Park
- Access to Providence Greenway

City of Mt. Juliet
mtjuliet-tn.gov
Population: 44,066

2425 N. Mt. Juliet Rd.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
615-754-2552