Friends of Cedars of Lebanon
Founded in 2014, the Friends of Cedars of Lebanon State Park is a volunteer nonprofit that works to protect, preserve, and promote the beauty of the park and its historic sites. We host events, lead projects, and build community support. Together, we ensure Cedars of Lebanon and its cultural landmarks stay vibrant for generations to come.
Cedars of Lebanon
State Park
The park spans 1,139 acres of cedar forests, rare limestone glades, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can enjoy camping, hiking, and picnicking.
Sadie Ford
Heritage Farm
A living history farm that showcases Tennessee’s rural traditions. Tour the farmhouse, explore barns and fields, and join hands-on programs.
Sellars Farm Archaeological Area
This site preserves one of Middle Tennessee’s Mississippian mound sites. It offers visitors a glimpse into history and culture of Indigenous people.
Don’t Miss Out
Stay connected with the Friends of Cedars of Lebanon! From special events and festivals to volunteer opportunities and park updates, there’s always something new happening. Sign up for our newsletter or check our blog to keep up with the latest news and stories.
The Latest News
How to Volunteer at Cedars of Lebanon: Get to Know the Friends Group
If you’ve ever wondered how to volunteer at Cedars of Lebanon, there’s no better way than joining the Friends of Cedars of Lebanon group. This volunteer-led nonprofit works year-round to protect the park’s natural beauty, preserve its history, and create meaningful experiences for visitors.
The New Friends of Cedars of Lebanon Website: Connecting Community, Nature, and History
The Friends of Cedars of Lebanon website is here, and it’s designed to bring you closer to the park you love. With a fresh look, simple navigation, and helpful resources, the new site makes it easier than ever to explore, learn, and get involved.
