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Radnor Lake
1160 Otter Creek Rd.
Nashville, TN, 37220
Radnor Lake apartment dwellers couldn't live in a better location. Besides being just south of the Nashville metropolitan area and within the Oak Hill community, these Nashville apartment residents also have access to the beautiful Radnor Lake State Park. The park itself includes a lovely 85 acre lake and features trails and scenic spots for tenants of Radnor Lake apartments to enjoy a picnic, bird watch, take photographs and just observe nature. Radnor Lake is definitely a destination that can be used to escape from apartment life, and it is so close to the city that it doesn't have to be a long drive. The 1200 acre park was designated Tennessee's first "natural area" in 1973 and is the largest in the nation that is so close Nashville apartments and a major urban area. Radnor Lake apartments are definitely a place to look to live if you enjoy nature. In addition to venturing out on your own to conduct individual activities or a drive by yourself, Radnor Lake State Park offers group activities such as canoe floats, nature and astronomy night hikes, and wildflower walks. Close to one million people visit the park each year, and participate in programs such as "Leave it to the Beavers," "Colors of Radnor" addressing the colorful wildlife here, and "Magic and Medicine of Plants," addressing just that. Most of the events occur on Saturdays and are free but donations to the Friends of Radnor Park are welcomed.
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