Midwest Tennessee Acreage

Over 1/3 Mile of County Road Frontage

Over 1/3 Mile of Stewman's Creek Frontage

Bath Springs is a small community located along the Tennessee River in Decatur County, about 33 miles from Pickwick Lake. The lake offers 496 miles of shoreline, with 85 miles of island shoreline. Activities include swimming, boating, water skiing, jet skiing and fishing. There is a boat ramp located below the dam; restrooms with heated showers, and picnic tables with grills and tail water bank fishing. Just eight miles from town is City Park, which sits on the banks of the Tennessee River and offers picnicking with grills, pavilions and playground equipment. There are many Civil War historical sites in the area, such as Shiloh State Park, which is about 34 miles from Bath Springs. Also in the rolling countryside along the banks of the Tennessee River, near the town of Clifton, is a beautifully designed golf course, which is the fifth in a series of Jack Nicklaus designed courses located in the state of Tennessee. The course offers a variety of wooded and meadow golf holes, as well as marshes and ponds created to benefit the environment and provide strategy on some of the golf holes. During the construction of the course, special efforts were made to preserve natural environment, while new grades were carefully tied into these existing features so that it appears that the course has always been here. 

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