Just thirty minutes north of Nashville lay the rolling hills and charming small towns of Robertson County. The legends hidden in the hills and caves draw visitors curious about the tales of the Bell Witch, America’s most famous spirit. In late summer, fragrant smoke settles over the fields of the county as tobacco farmers begin the process of smoking their crop in hundred-year-old barns, producing our world-famous Dark Fired Tobacco. The area is loaded with history and culture, delicious food and drink, and opportunities for the whole family to enjoy true Southern Hospitality.
The Experience Robertson County Event and App
Second Saturday in September Annually
This event is a countywide tourism event designed to shine a spotlight on Robertson County. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit all 11 municipalities that make up our beautiful and unique county!
Explore additional events, trails and local stops. Download the free Experience Robertson County app for Apple or Android.
Food + Brews
Explore dining options from local Cross Plains favorite, Thomas Drugs & Soda Fountain, to wood-fired pizza at White House Pizza Pub.
On the Farm
Many area family farms open their farm stores to the public, and some even offer seasonal tours through the grounds!
arts + Culture
From live theatre to the visual arts, Robertson County is home to some of the most talented and creative artists of Middle TN. Visit the Kilgore Bluegrass Festival, or select original art from Art in the Park, a Fine and Folk Arts Festival!
History
The Robertson County History Museum, located adjacent to the county courthouse in downtown Springfield, offers daily tours and regular special events for those wanting to learn more about the history of the area.
Play Outside
Kayakers, golfers, fishermen, runners, families, and more will find a plethora of outdoor thrills in Robertson county. Whether you want to get into the water or enjoy your time on dry land, we have something for you!
Food + Brews
Explore dining options from local Cross Plains favorite, Thomas Drugs & Soda Fountain, to wood-fired pizza at White House Pizza Pub.
On the Farm
Many area family farms open their farm stores to the public, and some even offer seasonal tours through the grounds!
Arts + Culture
From live theatre to the visual arts, Robertson County is home to some of the most talented and creative artists of Middle TN. Visit the Kilgore Bluegrass Festival, or select original art from Art in the Park, a Fine and Folk Arts Festival!
History
The Robertson County History Museum, located adjacent to the county courthouse in downtown Springfield, offers daily tours and regular special events for those wanting to learn more about the history of the area.
Play outside
Kayakers, golfers, fishermen, runners, families, and more will find a plethora of outdoor thrills in Robertson County. Whether you want to get into the water or enjoy your time on dry land, we have something for you!
MY PERFECT ROBCO DAY
Look for the clock icon to find self-guided itineraries and uncover some of the hidden jewels of Robertson County.
The most picturesque country roads, breathtaking landscapes, historic mansions, and smoking barns await!
Experience Robertson County Event and App
Second Saturday in September Annually
This event is a countywide tourism event designed to shine a spotlight on Robertson County. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit all 11 municipalities that make up our beautiful and unique county!
Explore additional events, trails and local stops. Download the free Experience Robertson County app for Apple or Android.
Features + Favorites
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