Williamson County Parks and Recreation

Camp Will is a wrap for Summer 2026, and we had the absolute best summer! ☀️🎒✨

Every week was packed with endless smiles, meaningful friendships, and adaptive games.

A massive shoutout to our dedicated staff and counselors for creating such a safe, joyful, and inclusive environment! 🎨💦

Drop some love for our amazing campers and staff in the comments below! 👇

We'll see you next summer!

☀️ Pool days are the best days! 💦

Summer is officially in full swing, and there's no better way to beat the heat than making a splash in one of our pools or splash parks. Grab your sunscreen, gather the family, and dive into a season full of fun, laughter, and unforgettable summer memories!

For a list of locations and hours of operation, visit our website
https://www.wcparksandrec.com/aquatics/pools___splash_parks.php

Looking to give back, explore new places, and make unforgettable memories with fantastic company? 🚌❤️

Check out our Senior Volunteer Trips! From lending a helping hand at fantastic local organizations to working on community projects, our senior division always brings the best energy and a big heart to every adventure.

We are already planning our next round of volunteer outings, and we would love for you to join the crew! It is the perfect opportunity to make a positive impact, stay active, and connect with great friends.

Keep an eye out for our upcoming senior volunteer opportunities and find out how you can register for the next trip at our website.

https://www.wcparksandrec.com/seniors/senior_trips.php

Say “hello” to the yellow-billed cuckoo! Contrary to their name, they do not make a “cuckoo” sound when they call, but rather a distinct knocking sound.
These beautiful birds migrate to the eastern US each year from South America to breed and are more often heard than seen, as they are quite elusive.
Cuckoos specialize in eating caterpillars and have been traditionally called “rain crows” for their songs were associated with the arrival of rain on a hot summer day.
These birds can be heard (and if you’re lucky-seen!) all summer long at Peacock Hill Nature Park.
Be on the lookout during your next visit!

https://www.wcparksandrec.com/facilities_and_parks/williamson_county_nature_parks/peacock_hill_nature_park/index.phpwcparksandrec.com

Our monthly therapeutics programs return in August!

From Fitness Fun to Friendsday Wednesday, Food Art to Rec Night, we offer a wide array of events and activities for patrons to participate in at our Franklin and Nolensville facilities.

For a full list of available programs, dates and locations, visit our website!
https://www.wcparksandrec.com/therapeutics_division/franklin_therapeutics_activities.php

Four sisters. Four dreams. One timeless story.

Straight to the Stars Youth Theatre presents Kate Hamill's fresh and funny adaptation of Little Women, bringing Louisa May Alcott's beloved classic to life for a new generation. Filled with heart, humor, and unforgettable characters, this modern retelling celebrates the courage, ambition, and resilience of the March sisters.

June 26–28 at the Williamson County Performing Arts Center.

Please note: This production features two casts. Be sure to select the performance featuring the cast you'd like to see when purchasing tickets.

Trail trimming is an essential part of how our Park Rangers maintain safe, healthy, and enjoyable trails in our nature parks.
Regularly cutting back overgrown vegetation helps keep pathways clear for hikers, prevents hazards such as poison ivy, and improves visibility along the trail.
Proper trail trimming also protects surrounding habitats by encouraging visitors to stay on designated paths rather than creating new routes around overgrown areas.

Lace up your hiking boots and visit your favorite hiking trail today! For more information on our nature parks, hours of operation, hiking trails and more visit our website.

https://www.wcparksandrec.com/facilities_and_parks/williamson_county_nature_parks/index.php