The best things to do in Montgomery County

Tucked beside Dunbar Cave State Park, Swan Lake Golf Course is a par 71, 18-hole test with Champion Ultradwarf Bermudagrass greens and hybrid 419 Bermuda fairways. Sneak in a round, then grab a burger from Kelly’s Big Burger or keep the swing sharp on their simulator.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 18, 2026

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.

Whether your tiny parkour pros need to climb, slide, or vanish into a ball pit for 20 blissful minutes, Clarksville Elite Playzone has multi-level structures and toddler-friendly zones that tire them out fast. Open play is drop-in, birthdays are easy, and you keep your sanity.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 27, 2026

When August feels like a wet blanket, Beachaven Pool is the easy, local splash zone with actual slides and all the summer vibes. Make it a midweek reset with the kids or sneak in some 'you' time this week, then check out city-run swim lessons if someone in the house wants to level up.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 3, 2026

Since 1913, Clarksville Country Club has been the go-to for an 18-hole championship round, real practice time, poolside unwinding, and bites with a view. Toss in two hard-surface tennis courts and a welcoming clubhouse vibe, and you’ve got an easy yes for after-work or weekend routines.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 13, 2026

Give yourself a breather while the little tornadoes explore a safe, imagination-sparking indoor playspace, then refuel with a latte and a snack from the cafe at Mochas & Minis Indoor Play & Cafe. Open play, parties, and family events mean built-in plans when Clarksville weather or energy levels get unpredictable.

From the Hopkinsville newsletter, September 27, 2026

If your crew needs a quick hit of big energy, The City Forum packs go-karts, laser tag, bowling, mini golf, and a wild indoor coaster under one roof. Grab a player card, chase high scores, then refuel at The Streatery with pizza and burgers before declaring rematches all around.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 7, 2026

Links-style golf without the road trip. The River Club Golf & Learning Center lets you pick your distance with tiered tees, play nine or 18, then sharpen your short game on three styles of putting greens and sand or rough chipping areas, before unwinding at Clyde’s of Clarksville with course views and live music.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 21, 2026

Named for Clarksville native and former PGA Tour pro Mason Rudolph, Mason Rudolph Golf Course packs a tidy 9-hole, 2,008-yard, par-30 layout and a popular driving range locals actually use. Even if the course is on pause, the range is open, perfect for grooving wedges after work.

From the Clarksville newsletter, September 30, 2026

Kid-friendly chain known for its arcade games, pizza parties & play zones.

When the kids are climbing the walls, Magic Wheels Fun Center is your easy win, with classic roller skating, a two-story indoor playground, and an arcade that eats quarters in the most satisfying way. Perfect for birthdays or just burning off energy.

From the Clarksville newsletter, October 16, 2026

Kid-friendly gym that was founded to assist children with sensory processing disorders.

Golf club with a challenging course, a driving range, and a clubhouse.