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Essentials

Leipers Fork TN Schools:

Williamson County Schools (WCS) serves the Leiper’s Fork area.

  • Hillsboro Elementary/Middle School (K–8) is located within the village and has roots going back to 1905.
  • High school students typically attend Independence High School, known for its strong academic and extracurricular offerings.

 

Commute Times:

Leiper’s Fork is located about 26 miles southwest of downtown Nashville, with a typical commute time of 35–40 minutes depending on traffic. Residents enjoy the peaceful setting without sacrificing access to city life.

 

Lifestyle

Parks & Outdoor Spaces

Leiper’s Fork may be small in size, but it offers thoughtful green spaces perfect for both play and quiet reflection.

  • Hillsboro-Leiper’s Fork Recreation Center: This community rec center offers sports fields, playgrounds, and seasonal youth programs, serving as a gathering place for local families.
    Leiper’s Fork Greenway (along Old Hillsboro Road): A scenic stretch ideal for leisurely walks or bike rides through the heart of the village, surrounded by farmland and historic homes.

 

Lakes & Fishing Spots

While Leiper’s Fork itself is more land-focused, water lovers are just a short drive from great options for fishing, paddling, and scenic river walks.

  • Westhaven Lake (nearby in Franklin): While not in Leiper’s Fork proper, this lake is a short drive away and offers fishing and paddling for those wanting a more active day on the water.
  • Private Ponds & Streams: Many farms and homes in Leiper’s Fork include private ponds or creek access, making fishing and water recreation a natural part of daily life.

 

Hiking & Horseback Trails

With its proximity to the Natchez Trace and strong equestrian culture, Leiper’s Fork offers great access to both public and private trails.

  • Natchez Trace Parkway Trails: Leiper’s Fork sits just off the historic Natchez Trace, offering access to peaceful trailheads, horseback riding areas, and scenic overlooks.
  • Private Equestrian Trails: The area is known for its horse culture, with many farms offering private riding trails or hosting small equestrian events throughout the year.

 

Annual Events & Festivals

Leiper’s Fork is known for its one-of-a-kind community events that blend local flavor, music, and a touch of whimsy.

  • Leiper’s Fork Christmas Parade: Quirky, fun, and beloved — this parade is a favorite among locals and visitors, featuring vintage trucks, horses, music, and even the occasional goat in costume.
  • Fork Fest: A summertime event with live music, local food, and family activities that reflect the village’s artistic roots and neighborly spirit.
  • First Fridays in the Fork: Occasional evening gatherings featuring art gallery openings, live music, and extended hours at local shops and eateries.