Rabbit Circle

Rabbit Circle Experience Rural Tennessee. We offer rural farm tours of Northern Middle Tennessee. Our family has lived and loved this land in Robertson County for generations.

Just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, there’s a place where the past meets the present—and we’d love to show you around. At Rabbit Circle, our farm tours aren’t just about fields and fences—they’re about stories, traditions, and the people who still believe in the power of good dirt and honest work. We invite farm-curious food lovers to meet the farmers, ranchers, and craftspeople who make rural T

ennessee what it is: resilient, rooted, and full of heart. You’ll see where your food comes from, learn how it’s grown, and hear directly from the folks who bring it to your table. And if you’re looking for a hands-on experience, you’ll love our U-pick flower farm—a seasonal field full of blooms where you can slow down, breathe deep, and gather your own bouquet straight from the source. We know these winding backroads like the lines on our palms—and we’re proud to share the beauty, grit, and grace of the American South. Born here. Raised here. Still here. Come walk the fields with us and discover what it really means to be a traditional farmer in a modern world.

🌸 Homeschool Mornings at Rabbit Circle 🦋Calling all homeschoolers! Bring your curiosity and come spend a peaceful mornin...
07/12/2025

🌸 Homeschool Mornings at Rabbit Circle 🦋

Calling all homeschoolers! Bring your curiosity and come spend a peaceful morning under the shade trees at Rabbit Circle.

📚 Study butterflies, bugs, and blooms
🧺 Bring a blanket, a book, and a picnic
🌼 Explore the flowers and learn something new

You’re welcome any weekday morning before 10 AM. Come early, stay as long as you like, and enjoy the slow magic of the farm.

No appointment needed—just show up and bring your wonder.

07/12/2025

First Date Idea: Rooted in Tennessee Charm 🌸🐄🚣‍♀️

If you’re looking for a first date that’s sweet, simple, and unforgettable, here’s one straight from the heart of Robertson County:

✨ Start your morning at Rabbit Circle—pick a bouquet of fresh-cut flowers, stroll the farm, and maybe even hear a story or two from the past. Nothing says “I like you” like hand-picking sunflowers and cosmos together.

🐄 Then swing by SouthwindS Cattle Company grab some locally raised Wagyu beef. Yes, you’re already planning the second date—grilling steaks counts as commitment, right?

🌿 Head over to Corbin Creek Greenhouse & Gifts—pick up fresh veggies or check out their CBD wellness products. It’s the perfect stop for plant people and garden lovers.

🛶 Finish the day with a little adventure—float the Red River and explore Bell Witch Cave. Whether you’re into legends or just want to cool off in the water, it’s the kind of date you’ll talk about for years (ghost story optional).

Because around here, first dates aren’t just about dinner—they’re about connection. To the land. To each other.

✨ First Date Idea: Country Edition ✨Looking to plan a date that’s sweet, simple, and unforgettable? If you live in Clark...
07/11/2025

✨ First Date Idea: Country Edition ✨

Looking to plan a date that’s sweet, simple, and unforgettable? If you live in Clarksville, we’ve got the perfect little escape:

🍷 Start at Beachaven Winery — pick up a bottle of your favorite vino
🥪 Grab a sandwich from your go-to local spot
🚙 Take a scenic drive to the country

When you arrive, we’ve got the rest covered —
🧺 A quilt
🌸 Rows of flowers
🌅 A front-row seat to the sunset
❤️ And a peaceful view that feels like a hug from Tennessee itself

Bring your sweetheart, kick off your shoes, and make a memory.

Active duty or veteran? You and your date are invited to visit free of charge. You’ve given freely of your service — this is our small way of saying thank you. 🇺🇸

📍Just a short drive from Clarksville — but a world away from busy.

Tag your date (or someone who should take you on one 😉) and come see us soon!

🌸 IT’S FLOWER TIME! 🌼Our fields are poppin’ and you know what that means—photographers, influencers, and content creator...
07/10/2025

🌸 IT’S FLOWER TIME! 🌼
Our fields are poppin’ and you know what that means—photographers, influencers, and content creators, this is your golden hour.

📸 Photographers – Bring your clients anytime! Just send us one image in return. That’s it.
💁‍♀️ Influencers (5K+ followers) & YouTubers (400+ subs) – Come out for FREE! Just tag us in your post so we can share the love.

Let’s make some magic in the blooms. DM if you’re coming or tag a friend who needs to know!

We have moved to Cedar Hill and expanded our flower patch. We have been working on flowers for a couple of years now. We...
06/17/2025

We have moved to Cedar Hill and expanded our flower patch. We have been working on flowers for a couple of years now. We will be open for U-Pick in Cedar Hill in couple of weeks.

06/15/2025
🌸🐇 Not Just Another Flower Farm… 🐇🌸At Rabbit Circle, we’ve planted more than just flowers—we’ve planted intention. This ...
06/13/2025

🌸🐇 Not Just Another Flower Farm… 🐇🌸

At Rabbit Circle, we’ve planted more than just flowers—we’ve planted intention. This isn’t a crowded, commercial field. It’s a quiet little slice of Northern Robertson County where bunny rabbits hide in the fence rows, vintage quilts flutter in the breeze, and the flowers bloom slow and sweet under Tennessee skies.

We’re opening up a limited number of you-pick spots each day—early mornings and late afternoons only. Just 10–15 people at a time. That means there’s room to breathe, to take it slow, and to really enjoy what Mother Nature has to offer.

☕ Bring a book and sip coffee in the shade
📸 Snap a photo with Gloria, our 1979 Ford pickup
🎻 Bring your instruments and sing to the stars
🧺 Walk the fields, spread out a quilt, and stay awhile

This is a space for beauty and joy. A space to remember what summer feels like.

Starting in August, we’ll also offer farm tours around Northern Robertson County for those who want to explore a little deeper.

Come be part of something simple and special. 💐

In this episode of “Grazing,” Clint chats with Jennifer Davis, owner of Rabbit Circle Rural Farm Tours. Jennifer details...
05/13/2025

In this episode of “Grazing,” Clint chats with Jennifer Davis, owner of Rabbit Circle Rural Farm Tours. Jennifer details her journey growing up in Robertson County, life in Alaska, and her farm tour business.

In this episode of “Grazing,” Clint chats with Jennifer Davis, owner of Rabbit Circle Rural Farm Tours. Jennifer details her journey growing up in Robertson County, life in Alaska, and …

When I was in the second grade, I got in trouble at school for saying that my granddaddy was my favorite toy. I didn’t m...
02/07/2025

When I was in the second grade, I got in trouble at school for saying that my granddaddy was my favorite toy. I didn’t mean it in a disrespectful way—I just meant he was my favorite person to spend time with.

Here’s the thing about my granddaddy: he wasn’t an easy man, but he was always good to me. Up until the day he died, he always had at least a couple of horses in the barn. As a child, I loved riding with him. We’d take long trail rides on the outskirts of Cross Plains, crossing Highway 25, heading down to the creek at Payne Bridge, and making our way back up the hill behind the house on Calista Road. My brother was often with us. Some days, we’d ride for hours without saying a word. Other times, Granddaddy would tell stories.

One day, while we were riding through a briar thicket, he must’ve been thinking about rabbit hunting, because he told me about how a rabbit, when it runs, always makes a big circle and comes back home. He said that one day, I’d do the same—I’d go out into the world, see everything there was to see, and eventually, I’d find myself back home. He told me I would make a rabbit circle.

Like most kids, I thought he was full of it. I was going to leave and never come back. I was going to go out into the world and find my fortune.

And I guess I did—right back in the place where I started.

When I found myself in Cross Plains as a single parent, trying to figure out how to survive, I had one of those contemplative moments. I was a subject matter expert in rural Robertson County, so in a moment of genius (or desperation), I created a farm tour business and called it Rabbit Circle. If people could hire private guides in other countries, why shouldn’t they be able to do the same here? I built a website, made a marketing plan, and off I went, inviting the world into my world.

I could see that the little town I grew up in was changing fast. The farms were being developed, and all of those bridle trails around Cross Plains were quickly turning into driveways and subdivision entrances. You can’t stop change. Even if you try to save your grandmother’s very best macaroni and cheese by putting it in the back of the fridge and forgetting about it, when you finally take it out, it’s transformed into something unrecognizable—and definitely not palatable.

I knew then that the best way to preserve something wasn’t to fight against time. It was to write it down, tell the story, and pass it along in a way that would lodge it firmly into someone else’s heart.

So that’s what I did. I started giving tours and telling stories in the place where my rabbit circle began.

Then COVID hit. My tour business—like so many others—came to a screeching halt. For the last couple of years, I’ve only given sporadic tours, but a few months ago, I updated my website and hung my shingle back out. And guess what? People came. A couple from Canada. A couple from New Zealand. A couple from North Dakota. They were curious about the place I call home, about our farmland, our culture, and our way of life.

And before every back road in Robertson County turns into a driveway and every restaurant becomes a chain, I’m going to try again.

I’m giving tours by appointment only.

I’m excited to welcome the world back to Robertson County—and back into my rabbit circle.

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Exciting news for 2025—Rabbit Circle Rural Tennessee Farm Tours will be up and running again! We’re thrilled to announce...
12/15/2024

Exciting news for 2025—Rabbit Circle Rural Tennessee Farm Tours will be up and running again! We’re thrilled to announce that we’re looking to connect with small local businesses, farmers, and unique individuals in Northern Middle Tennessee who are interested in being part of our tours.

You don’t have to be a farmer to join us—if you have a fascinating story, a special craft, or something unique to share with visitors, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re running a family-owned business, creating artisan goods, preserving local history, or simply offering something memorable, we believe you have the potential to inspire and educate our guests.

Our tours aim to celebrate the spirit of rural Tennessee, highlighting the land, people, and practices that make our region so special. By partnering with Rabbit Circle, you’ll have the opportunity to showcase your work, connect with visitors, and help foster a deeper appreciation for the local community.

Let’s make 2025 a year to remember—reach out and let’s explore how we can work together to create meaningful and unforgettable experiences!

Jennifer Davis

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Rabbit Circle

Visit us just outside of Nashville, Tennessee and discover what it means to be a traditional farmer in a modern era. Our farm tours are designed to share the unique culture that embodies the American South. We aim to connect farm-curious food lovers with farmers, ranchers, and craftspeople of rural Tennessee. Our guests see firsthand how food is grown and hear from the hard-working individuals who bring food to tables everyday.

Our family has lived and loved the land of Robertson County for generations. We know the roads winding between various family farms better than the back of our hands.

Born Here. Raised Here. We love to show off our roots.

Tours offered daily from Nashville.