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The Center Miles of Trails Racquet Sports Druid Hills Rec Area Marinas & Beaches Pools Robin Hood Park Community Gardens Amenity Rates ST. GEORGE MARINA 127 Bradford Ln. 931-484-3720 Some regulations apply for boating or fishing. Please visit the links below: Lake Rules and Regulations 2020 Boat Sticker Policy Boat Sticker Contract Form Fishing License Requirements for non-resid ents Must have Social Security Number Children under 13 not required to have a license Age 13-15 must have junior license ($11) 16 & above requires a 3-day $20.50 or a 10-day $30.50 license If someone wants to fish that is not a member or guest, an unaccompanied fee of $19 is required.

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The Center Miles of Trails Racquet Sports Druid Hills Rec Area Marinas & Beaches Pools Robin Hood Park Community Gardens Amenity Rates DRUID HILLS RECREATION AREA If your idea of golf includes, ramps, shoots and bridges, you’ll love putting your way around the Creekwood Miniature Golf Course. You’ll find it right beside the Plateau Creative Arts Center. 453 Lake view D r. 931-459-2184 Directly across from the Druid Hills Recreation Area, you’ll find The Fairfield Glade Library. Here you may borrow puzzles, audio books, games, and of course…books. The Library also offers rentable space that’s perfect for parties and other gatherings. Open Mon-Fri 9am-1pm, Sat 9am-12 noon . Don’t worry, although it’s a library, no one will shush you. 453 Lakeview Dr. The Library phone number is (931) 484-3728

GOLF INSTRUCTION AND CLUB FITTING Adam Forgey, PGA & Logan Stewart Click Here to Learn More Dorchester Druid Hills Heatherhurst Brae Heatherhurst Crag Stonehenge The Quarry @ Druid Hills The Golf Garage @ Druid Hills Staff Calendar Rates Tournaments Golf Packages Tee Times & Course Rules Shootout with the Pros Golf News League Information STONEHENGE STONEHENGE GOLF COURSE NAMED IN THE TOP 5 COURSES YOU CAN PLAY IN TENNESSEE BY GOLF WEEK MAGAZINE! Architect Joe Lee has taken a pristine tract of land in the rolling and wooded Cumberland Plateau and made it his personal canvas for the masterpiece that is Stonehenge. The course gets its name from walls of native stone found throughout the 6,549 yard, par 72 layout. Natural rock outcroppings come into play on several holes, with a 15 foot layered stone retaining wall running along the left and rear of the signature downhill par 3, 14th hole. Stonehenge Golf Club is proud to feature bent grass tees, greens and fairways for prime playing conditions. During the winter of 2016-17 Stonehenge Golf Course underwent bunker renovations. This was accomplished in order to improve drainage and playability for a better golfing experience. Course designed by Joe Lee. We are pleased to announce that Stonehenge Golf Club has been ranked #2 as Golfweek Magazine’s “Best Courses You Can Play in Tennessee.” Each year, Golfweek Magazine ranks golf courses state-by-state. Stonehenge Golf Club has placed in the top five for the past several years, moving up from #5 in 2015. The course is proud to host the Tennessee Senior State Open, Tennessee Golf Association Father-Son Championship, The Golf Capital of Tennessee Women’s Open and the Challenge Cup Matches. Local Rules Golf Course Rules 222 Fairfield Blvd. Stonehenge Pro Shop (931) 484-3731

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GOLF INSTRUCTION AND CLUB FITTING Adam Forgey, PGA & Logan Stewart Click Here to Learn More Dorchester Druid Hills Heatherhurst Brae Heatherhurst Crag Stonehenge The Golf Garage @ Druid Hills Staff Calendar Rates Tournaments Golf Packages Tee Times & Course Rules Shootout with the Pros Golf News League Information The Quarry @ Druid Hills Local Rules Golf Course Rules 435 Lakeview Dr. Druid Hills Pro Shop (931) 484-3711 The Quarry @ Druid Hills is available for private events. For information about reserving the Quarry click here Grand Opening 8/2/2024

GOLF INSTRUCTION AND CLUB FITTING Adam Forgey, PGA & Logan Stewart Click Here to Learn More Dorchester Druid Hills Heatherhurst Brae Heatherhurst Crag Stonehenge The Quarry @ Druid Hills The Golf Garage @ Druid Hills Staff Calendar Rates Tournaments Golf Packages Tee Times & Course Rules Shootout with the Pros Golf News League Information SPONSORS

The Center Miles of Trails Racquet Sports Druid Hills Rec Area Marinas & Beaches Pools Robin Hood Park Community Gardens Amenity Rates MILES OF TRAILS It’s fun to wander where WiFi is weaker. Our well-marked, well-maintained trails range from paved walking surfaces connecting most of Fairfield Glade’s amenities, to more challenging paths through enchanted looking forests. It is here that deer, eagles, and other wildlife mysteriously appear, providing photo opportunities along the way. Enjoy scenic mountain views, rocky cliffs, natural caves and winding creeks with seasonal whitewater. It’s no wonder hiking has become one of Fairfield Glade’s most popular recreational activities. For more information about Fairfield Glade trails, including detailed trail maps, visit www.gladetrails.com

GOLF INSTRUCTION AND CLUB FITTING Adam Forgey, PGA & Logan Stewart Click Here to Learn More Dorchester Druid Hills Heatherhurst Brae Heatherhurst Crag Stonehenge The Quarry @ Druid Hills The Golf Garage @ Druid Hills Staff Calendar Rates Tournaments Golf Packages Tee Times & Policies Shootout with the Pros Golf News League Information GOLF Dorchester Details Heatherhurst Brae Details Stonehenge Details Druid Hills Details Heatherhurst Crag Details Tournaments Details

The Center Miles of Trails Racquet Sports Druid Hills Rec Area Marinas & Beaches Pools Robin Hood Park Community Gardens Amenity Rates COMMUNITY GARDENS It’s been said that gardening is the purest of human pleasures. And you don’t have to have a “green thumb” to participate in Fairfield Glade’s Community Gardens. Our experienced gardeners make those who may have never gardened before feel welcome and will happily provide advice and help if you desire it. Our garden area covers about two acres and is divided into 40’x40’ individual plots. Because of the size, some choose to garden a half plot. Some share with a friend, while others let us find a partner for them. Our garden fee is very modest and includes water access and spring tilling. The Community and Conference staff can direct you to the Garden Coordinator to answer any questions regarding our Community Gardens, whether you are a resident or just considering a move to Fairfield Glade.