J Percy Priest Boat Ramps

Every public boat ramp and launch on J Percy Priest in Tennessee, with directions and what to expect when you get there.

6 public launches · 5 with trailer ramps · 1 confirmed free · 3 with restrooms

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Before you launch in Tennessee

Tennessee boating laws: education, age limits and life jackets

Links go to official Tennessee agency pages.

Counties: Davidson County, Rutherford County

Page updated Oct 27, 2026. Ramp details from official Tennessee agency records and OpenStreetMap.

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Hurricane Creek Boat Ramp

La Vergne, Rutherford County

Launch: Trailer launch
Lanes: 2
Surface: Concrete
Fee: Free
Trailer parking: Greater Than 25 spaces
Parking surface: Paved
Restroom: No
Hours: Open 24 hours
Season: Year-round

Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers

Notes: Boat size: All Vessels.

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Seven Points Rec. Area Campground

Rural Hill, Davidson County

Launch: Trailer launch
Lanes: 2
Surface: Concrete
Fees: Launch: usually $5 a day (Standard Corps of Engineers day-use launch fee per vehicle. A few lakes charge a different amount)
: Annual pass: $40 (Corps of Engineers annual day-use pass, good at Corps ramps and beaches nationwide)
Trailer parking: Greater than 25 spaces
Restroom: Yes
Hours: 16.0
Nearest town: 5 mi from Hermitage

Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · (615)-889-5198

Directions: I-40 to exit 221, OH Blvd to Bell Rd to South New Hope Road

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Smith Springs Recreation Area

La Vergne, Davidson County

Launch: Trailer launch
Lanes: 2
Surface: Paved
Fees: Launch: usually $5 a day (Standard Corps of Engineers day-use launch fee per vehicle. A few lakes charge a different amount)
: Annual pass: $40 (Corps of Engineers annual day-use pass, good at Corps ramps and beaches nationwide)
Trailer parking: Greater than 25 spaces
Restroom: No
Nearest town: 5 mi from La Vergne

Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers

Notes: Boat size: Up to 26ft.

Directions

Elm Hill Marina #1

Hermitage, Davidson County

Launch: Trailer launch
Lanes: 2
Surface: Concrete
Fee: Yes
Trailer parking: Greater than 25 spaces
Restroom: Yes
Nearest town: 4 mi from Hermitage

Managed by Marina

Notes: Boat size: All Vessels.

Directions

Elm Hill Park Access

Hermitage, Davidson County

Launch: Trailer launch
Lanes: 2
Surface: Concrete
Fee: Yes
Trailer parking: Greater than 25 spaces
Restroom: Yes
Nearest town: 5 mi from Hermitage

Managed by Marina

Notes: Boat size: All Vessels.

Directions

Anderson Road Campground

Rural Hill, Davidson County

Nearest town: 6 mi from Hermitage

Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 615-361-1980

Directions: From downtown Nashville, TN, take I-40 east for 5 miles to exit 219. Turn right on Stewarts Ferry Pike and continue straight on Bell Road for 5 miles. Turn left on Smith Springs Road, then left on Anderson Road. The campground is ahead about 1 mile on the left or continue straight on Anderson Road to access the day use area and shelter.

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Quick answers

How many boat ramps are on J Percy Priest?

There are 6 public boat ramps and launches on J Percy Priest in Tennessee, including 5 with trailer ramps.

Are there free boat ramps on J Percy Priest?

Yes. Hurricane Creek Boat Ramp is listed as free.

Which boat ramps on J Percy Priest have restrooms?

3 ramps list restrooms, including Seven Points Rec. Area Campground, Elm Hill Marina and Elm Hill Park Access.

What is the biggest boat ramp on J Percy Priest?

Hurricane Creek Boat Ramp has the most room, with 2 lanes and 25 trailer parking spaces.

What county is J Percy Priest in?

The public ramps on J Percy Priest are in Davidson County and Rutherford County, Tennessee.