Photoshoot Locations Around Nashville, TN
These are some incredible photo locations in Nashville. A mix of nature and urban. Some of these require a location fee due to being personal properties or venues. If you have any questions, please let me know! :)
Nashville:
Centennial Park: An emblematic spot with the iconic Parthenon and scenic Lake Watauga.
12 South: Bursting with color, murals, and urban charm – ideal for a lively, metropolitan feel.
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park: With its granite map of the state and view of the Capitol, it's a spot imbued with Tennessee pride.
The Gultch: Another urban feel with murals and city views
John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge: This bridge has outstanding views of the river and downtown skyline
Percy Warner Park ( the stone stairs): Dive into the harmony of nature and music. The sun-dappled trails and the serene atmosphere offer both tranquility and an understated charm, making each shot candid and heartwarming.
Radnor Lake : This serene haven brings nature to life. Picture reflections in still waters, the gentle rustling of leaves, and the occasional deer peeking curiously — all adding layers of authenticity to your snaps.
Hermitage Hotel; (requires the purchase of a photography permit)
Or, head to any one of Nashville’s colorful murals.
Mt. Juliet:
Gravel Road Traditions: Family farm opened it's doors for photography sessions in 2012. We provide scenic areas & vintage props
Charlie Daniels Park: Lush greenery, a tranquil pond, and community vibes.
Long Hunter State Park: Known for its lake views, wooded areas, and scenic trails
Gallatin:
Lock 4 Park: A picturesque point along the Cumberland River, great for nature-centric shots.
Downtown Gallatin: One of the nation’s best Main Streets. It’s an authentic, eclectic place that offers something for everyone.
Bledsoe Creek State Park: Known for its beautiful lake views and natural scenery
Hendersonville:
Sanders Ferry Park: A lakeside haven offering serene views of the Old Hickory Lake.
Memorial Park: Features a veterans' monument, walking trails, and a serene pond.
Brentwood:
Marcella Vivrette Smith Park: Its historic Ravenswood Mansion and hiking trails offer both architectural and natural beauty.
River Park: 46 acres include a two-mile bikeway and walking path along the Little Harpeth River, connecting with Crockett Park one end and Concord Park at the other.
Cheekwood: Known for its mansion, gardens, and an array of picturesque spots. (Requires purchase of a photo permit)
Franklin:
Downtown Franklin: Brick-lined pavements, historic homes, and a touch of Southern charm.
Pinkerton Park: Expansive green spaces, with the Harpeth River as a serene backdrop.
Winstead Hill Park: Capture panoramic views of the Franklin countryside.
Harlinsdale Farm: The vast fields and greenery surrounding the white barn are picture-perfect
Apen Grove Park: This park features a really wonderful walking track that includes a charming bridge, in addition to a children's playground.
NunaVeda Greenhouse: This unique place is conveniently located between Franklin, TN and Nashville, TN and features stained glass windows, antique elements, rustic natural decor and an open field with wide plank farm fencing and nearby creek.
40 South: Family-owned farm encompassing 40 sweeping, picturesque acres just off of I-840 and I-65 south of Franklin. This flat parcel of land provides ease of access as well as multiple vignettes and scenes for any type of photo or video shoot.
Lebanon:
Downtown Lebanon: The historic downtown core is the vibrant heart of Lebanon. Adorable murals and small town feel.
Don Fox Community Park: A beautiful classic park. Your kids will have a blast.
East Nashville:
Shelby Park: With a view of the Cumberland River, green fields, and wooded areas, this park is a verdant dream.
Murfreesboro:
Barfield Crescent Park: beautiful 430-acre community park located in the southern area of Murfreesboro. Open from sunrise to 1/2-hour before sunset daily, year-round.
Sinking Creek Farms: Amazing photo locations from vintage cars, wildflowers and so much more. Purchasing and reserving a time is required.
Gateway Island: provides a well-lit route for walkers and runners and is frequently used by organizations for charity walks and races.
