Dunbar Cave State Natural Area offers hiking trails and picnic areas throughout the year, with cave tours held from March throughout the summer months. Clarksville is located within the easy driving distance to several of Tennessee State Parks where unlimited recreational facilities are found. The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library serves residents of the city and county, offering an extensive collection of books, books on tape and video, genealogical material and an excellent reference section. The Clarksville-Montgomery County Museum located at Commerce and 2nd Streets has recently undergone major expansion. The unique building was originally constructed as a Post Office and Customs House in 1898.
Exhibits are historical and change periodically.
The Queen of Clarksville Riverboat paddle wheeler, docked at McGregor Park, offers rides April - September. Dinner cruises and private charters for up to 150 persons are available. The Roxy Theatre, Clarksville's oldest community theatre, located in historical downtown, offers ten productions annually, staged Friday-Sunday. Up the street you will find the Blackhorse Brewery, Clarksville's first and only brew pub offering beers ranging from light red to the traditional English Stout. Guests are introduced to the centuries-old art of wine making.