Welcome to Bubble Joy in Leiper’s Fork—a vibrant, family‑focused wonderland bringing together gourmet sweets, interactive experiences, and nostalgic charm in a picturesque Southern village setting.

Visitor Experience Tip: Check their website for scheduled events, including hemp happy hour with live music and open mic nights.

In the heart of quaint Leiper’s Fork, discover an award-winning, Tennessee-produced wine selection at Crown Winery. Experience the cozy creekside tasting room and explore a variety of wines, from whites and dry reds to sweet dessert options. No reservations needed. If you prefer to enjoy the beautiful back yard and creek, they offer wine flights and wine by the glass or bottle.

Visitor Experience Tip: Previously named Wines of the Fork! To avoid confusion, refer to any social media or website that mentions Crown Winery for updates and information. Also, check out their Facebook for live music schedules to enjoy while you sip.

David Arms Gallery is the only place where local artist David Arms’ original art can be viewed and where the full line of products can be seen that are inspired by his work.

Visitor Experience Tip: Looking for unique paper goods you can't find anywhere else? Look no further than David Arms' stationery, where you can shop notecards, books, bookmarks, journals, notepads, and even wrapping paper.

Dwell & Den is inspired by the forest in everything they do. From everyday lifestyle items to woodland colors and textures, they create a space that brings the outdoors in. Guests can explore a unique mix of gifts, vintage art, and more.

Visitor Experience Tip: Every item at Dwell and Den is curated to awaken your senses. Sight, scent, sound, touch, and taste come together to offer a full forest experience right in town. Please note, they may close early on certain days; check their Instagram for updates.

Established in 1947, Fox & Locke has been a Leiper’s Fork staple for over 75 years. Once a classic country grocery, today it’s known for Southern meals and unforgettable live music. Even stars like Carrie Underwood have popped in to perform.

Visitor Experience Tip: There's lots of fun happening at Fox & Locke! Live shows are Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, with a popular open mic event each Thursday. Tickets often sell out and can be purchased online in advance.

Located in the heart of Leiper’s Fork, Leiper’s Creek Gallery showcases a mix of art styles with pieces ranging from realistic to abstract and even sculpture. All featured artists are well-known and have unique styles and strong talent.

Visitor Experience Tip: Enjoy the gallery's distinctly Southern front porch and fire pit perfect for gathering. In the back, their “Lawnchair Theatre” hosts well-known music acts, community events, and a family-friendly summer movie series. Be sure to check their website for upcoming events.

Leiper’s Fork Distillery brings small-batch whiskey making back to Williamson County. Using mostly local ingredients and limestone-filtered water, they craft premium spirits with a signature taste. Focused on low-volume production, the distillery honors the area’s rich history and heritage.

Visitor Experience Tip: Leiper’s Fork Distillery offers public and private events, including catered gatherings and cigar nights. Check their website for details. Tours are available and include a whiskey tasting. Military discount: For service person with ID and spouse, $12. Don’t forget to browse their merchandise for a souvenir or two!

Moo Country is a Leiper’s Fork must-see. Set in a rustic log cabin, this hidden gem offers high-end western glam with custom boots and hats, jewelry, art and one-of-a-kind clothing. Owner Dawn Ann Ritter is a former model and stylist who designs many of the pieces herself. Her bold boho cowgirl style has dressed artists across rock, country, and indie music scenes.

Visitor Experience Tip: Try on a custom hat or pair of boots while you’re there—staff are happy to help you find the perfect fit. Don’t forget to ask about the stories behind the pieces. Owner Dawn Ann is often in the shop and loves sharing the inspiration behind her designs.

Patina Home & Garden is a shop and gathering place nestled in the heart of historic Leiper’s Fork, offering a thoughtfully curated mix of home decor, garden goods, vintage treasures, and meaningful gifts. More than just a store, Patina is a space to slow down, connect, and find inspiration. Whether you're searching for the perfect antique piece or simply enjoying a visit, you're invited to experience the warmth and character that Patina's 1850s building has to offer.

Visitor Experience Tip: Patina Meadow is a nearby farm from the same owners of Patina Home & Garden. Located just south of Leiper’s Fork, it offers classes, tours, and organic produce and flowers. Visitors can shop local honey, Southern souvenirs, and join pottery classes. It’s also a beautiful spot for a photography session. You can learn more and book experiences on their website.

If you need the perfect antique for your home or a special gift for a friend, PROPS Antiques has you covered. Located in Leiper’s Fork, you’ll find antiques, industrial furniture, unique items, unique candies and chocolates, and local goods. Stop by if you’re looking for your next treasure!

Visitor Experience Tip: Check their Facebook for updates on discounts and recently acquired antiques you won't find anywhere else!

The Tennessee Turquoise Company is run by an all-female team and rooted in a love for all things turquoise and a deep respect for Native American culture and community. They offer a curated collection of vintage silver and turquoise jewelry, each piece chosen with care. Every purchase supports the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center (NIWRC), a nonprofit working to end gender-based violence in Indigenous communities. Through education, advocacy, and policy development, NIWRC empowers Indigenous people both on and off tribal lands.

Visitor Experience Tip: The location may be hard to spot at first, but it’s the small cottage-like building tucked behind Leiper's Creek Gallery.

The Copper Fox is a fine artisan gallery nestled in a meticulously restored 1860’s home located in Leiper’s Fork that showcases over 90 artists from across the Southeast. The uptown gallery features original pieces of pottery, jewelry, handmade furniture, ceramics, blown glass, paintings, and a mix of charm and welcoming spirit found only in the South.

Visitor Experience Tip: The Copper Fox hosts pop-up events. Check out their website’s events calendar for sculpture demos, print demonstrations, craft celebrations, and more interactive fun.

Open since 1968, The Country Boy is the oldest diner in Williamson County. Here, you’ll find big country breakfasts as well as Southern favorites like fried chicken, fried catfish, and fried okra.

Visitor Experience Tip: Check out their speakeasy, The Tornado Room, located directly below The Country Boy, to catch live music from local artists and sip on some specialty drinks.

Relax and recharge at The Spa at Leiper’s Fork, tucked in the heart of the historic village. Enjoy custom facials, massages, and other treatments using products made exclusively for their guests. Be sure to grab some of their bath and skincare favorites to bring the calm home with you. Book your treatments ahead via their website!

Visitor Experience Tip: Arrive early as parking can be limited. The spa has client parking in the back, and there’s also free street parking available, as well as a PMC-managed lot that offers easy pay-by-phone access.

Located below The Country Boy in Leiper's Fork, The Tornado Room thrives on featuring rising singer-songwriters, giving them space to test new material and connect intimately with listeners. Occasionally, world-famous musicians like Wynonna Judd make informal, surprise appearances.

Hours: Thursday - Saturday 5 p.m. - 12 a.m.

Visitor Experience Tip: Follow their social media for artist updates and event details. For special events that require tickets, check the Eventbrite link in their Instagram bio. There’s no cover charge to hang out or enjoy regular live music—only special events require a ticket

Timberland Park sits on 72 acres off the Natchez Trace Parkway near the Double Arch Bridge. It features an interpretive center, scenic hiking trails (including an ADA-accessible path), and opportunities for bird and wildlife watching. Pets are welcome on a leash (6-ft. max.) and must be supervised.

Visitor Experience Tip: Explore the park by downloading the National Park Service’s Natchez Trace Parkway app. It offers information, offline maps, self-guided tours, and alerts for all national parks, including the Natchez Trace.

Located on 156 wooded acres in Leiper’s Fork, this free-use mountain bike park features 13 trails across six miles for all skill levels. Built through a public-private partnership between Nashville nonprofit Outdoor Encounter and Williamson County Parks & Recreation, it offers beginner to advanced flow and downhill trails.

Visitor Experience Tip: No bike? No problem! Stop by Pedego Bikes in Franklin before heading to Leiper’s Fork to rent a bike by the hour or a $115 overnight rental. You can also book a Leiper’s Fork bike tour on their website.