Clarksville
Manufactured Home Living In Clarksville, Tennessee
Clarksville, Tennessee, is a wonderful place to live, offering a mix of attractions, entertainment, dining, and natural beauty. The city is home to the picturesque Dunbar Cave State Park with scenic nature trails and historic sites like the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center. Residents also enjoy exploring Fort Campbell and the Cumberland River. With its easy-going Southern charm, outdoor recreation, and vibrant cultural experiences, Clarksville is the perfect place to lay down roots.
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Bell Crossing
Clarksville, Tennessee
Bell Crossing offers a peaceful country setting and a great Clarksville location for your family. Discover outdoor recreation with local parks, lakes, and golf courses in every direction. The all-age community is meticulously maintained and offers an impressive amenity package.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the best things to do in Clarksville, Tennessee?
A beautiful city tucked away in Tennessee’s rolling hills, Clarksville offers plenty of attractions and activities. The top things to do in Clarksville are:
- McGregor Park
- Cumberland Riverwalk
- Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
- Customs House Museum and Cultural Center
- What are the best places to eat in Clarksville?
Discover the best delis, pubs, breweries, and cafés near your community in Clarksville. Explore authentic Korean and Jamaican barbecue spots, sushi restaurants, and Mexican eats, too. For an adventure into the world of authentic Tennessee whiskey, don’t miss Old Glory Distilling Co. It's right down the road from your community!
- What is Clarksville best known for?
Clarksville is known for being named one of the best places to live by Money magazine. The city enjoys a booming economy, an excellent school system, and a low cost of living. It’s also home to the Leaf-Chronicle, the oldest newspaper in Tennessee, and Austin Peay State University. You’ll find plenty to eat, explore, and enjoy in this growing city with a small-town feel.
- How is the weather in Clarksville?
Clarksville has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are warm and humid. Winters are cold. Spring and fall are mild and pleasant. You’ll enjoy thunderstorms throughout the year, mixed in with plenty of sunshine. In the winter, Clarksville often gets a dusting of snow.
- Does Clarksville have public transportation?
Yes. The Clarksville Transit System operates a citywide bus service. It also offers van service to riders with disabilities. In Clarksville, low-cost transportation in and around the area is available for all.