Discover Mount Juliet
11 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Sgt. Jerry Mundy Memorial Park
Small memorial park with open lawns, mature trees, a WWI-era memorial and walking paths — good for intimate landscapes, portrait sessions and commemorative detail shots. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm light and long shadows; weekdays and early mornings reduce crowds. Easy street parking and paved paths make it accessible; no entry fee. Spring/fall foliage adds interest.
Charlie Daniels Park
Small suburban park with varied playground structures, sports courts and a paved walking trail — good for playful family portraits, action shots of sports and candid lifestyle frames. Free entry, onsite parking; accessible paths and facilities. Best at golden hour or weekday mornings for soft light and fewer crowds; midday offers vivid colors but more people.
Jones Family Park
Small riverside park with paved paths, creekside trails, mature trees and frequent deer and songbirds — good for intimate nature, wildlife and path-composition shots. Best at sunrise or late afternoon for soft light and active birds/deer; weekdays and early mornings minimize dog-park crowds. Site is easily accessible by car with street parking; paths are mostly paved but creek trails are muddy—bring waterproof shoes and be mindful of dog waste.
Hamilton-Denson Park
Small, well-kept neighborhood park with fenced playground, wide lawns, walking paths and clear sightlines — notable for train views nearby. Best at golden hour or late afternoon for warm light and longer shadows; overcast days are good for even portraits of kids. Easy access with parking and restrooms, no entry fee; family-friendly community spot, but mostly open sun so bring shade/reflector.
Robinson Park
Small, tucked-away green space with tree-lined walking trails, a shallow creek, picnic areas and a community lending library. Ideal for intimate nature scenes, creek reflections, and low-key park life. Best visited at golden hour or weekday mornings for soft light and few people. Park along Old Lebanon Dirt Rd (small sign near Dairy Queen); trails are short and sometimes overgrown, so wear sturdy shoes. No entry fee; easy on-foot access from parking.
Mount Juliet Bark Park
Small suburban dog park ideal for lively pet portraits and action shots—capture dogs mid-leap, candid interactions, and park-detail closeups. Best at golden hour or weekday mornings for softer light and fewer crowds; overcast days are good for even skin tones and faster shutter speeds. Easy street parking nearby, no entry fee; expect families and off-leash play areas. Accessible paths and fenced sections make composition predictable and safe.
Providence Marketplace
A modern outdoor retail complex with varied storefront façades, landscaped walkways, and plaza areas—good for architectural streetscapes, lifestyle shots, and seasonal event or holiday-light photography. Easy to access with ample parking off S Mt Juliet Rd; wheelchair-accessible sidewalks. Best light is golden hour for warm façades and long shadows, or blue hour/evening for illuminated signage. Weekday mornings are least crowded; weekends host events and seasonal decorations that add character.
Eagle Park
Small, well-kept community park with a 1.8–3.6 mile greenway, playgrounds, a kid bike track, rock-climbing features, a quirky telephone booth and occasional passing trains — ideal for relaxed landscapes, family and detail shots. Free entry and parking at 535 W Division St. Best light at sunrise or golden hour; weekdays and mornings are quieter. Trails are accessible but can get dark after sunset, so bring a headlamp if shooting late.
Jumping Joy Inflatables
A colorful inflatable-party venue with bounce houses, slides and event setups—great for capturing dynamic motion, bright primary colors and candid kid portraits. Best photographed during private bookings or weekend birthday parties for lively action; weekday mornings or late afternoons are quieter for setup/detail shots. Lighting: indoor/outdoor mix—golden hour improves outdoor colors; indoor areas need higher ISO or flash. Parking available on-site; most sessions require prior booking and a wa
Mt. Juliet Youth Sports Association
A suburban youth sports complex with multiple baseball/softball diamonds, soccer fields, walking paths and community facilities—great for action shots of games, candid community portraits, and dynamic compositions with field lines and floodlights. Best light is golden hour or evenings under stadium lights; weekdays or early mornings avoid crowds. Ample parking and ADA access; respect privacy and obtain consent when photographing minors or team events. Weather: Tennessee summers are hot—bring sun
Mundy Park Pickleball & Tennis Courts
Mundy Park Pickleball & Tennis Courts: vibrant community courts set in a leafy suburban park. Photograph dynamic sport action, colorfully painted courts, player interactions, and surrounding trees that frame tight compositions. Best light is early morning or late afternoon golden hour; weekdays and mornings have fewer players. Accessible parking at Belinda Pkwy; public park entry, no fee. Modest facilities—bring a long lens for candid action and respect players’ space.