The Park at Harlinsdale Farm
The Park at Harlinsdale Farm is a century old, 230 acre horse farm at 239 Franklin Rd in Franklin, Tennessee, on the National Register of Historic Places along the Harpeth River. The rolling hills and natural amphitheaters led musician Kevin Griffin to see it as a music festival site. Outside food and drink are not allowed except for medical reasons, and accessible routes connect parking, entrances, stages and viewing areas across its grass and pavement terrain.
Before you go
- Official site
- pilgrimagefestival.com
- Next festival here
- Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival, Apr 10 to 11, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed except for medical reasons, so plan on buying inside.
- There is no transportation between stages, so guests with mobility needs navigate the grass and pavement routes themselves or with a companion.
- ADA parking passes are first come first served and need a valid government handicap placard, plate or permit.
- Ground here is a mix of grass and pavement across 230 acres, so comfortable footwear helps.
Festivals here
Venue basics: 239 Franklin Rd, on historic Harpeth River land · No outside food or drink · Accessible routes on grass and pavement.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You like the idea of a festival on a historic, 230 acre former horse farm.
- You want accessible routes connecting parking, stages and viewing areas.
Think twice if
- You were hoping to bring your own food, drinks or alcohol in.
- You need a shuttle between stages, there isn't one here.
Getting there and parking
The Park at Harlinsdale Farm is at 239 Franklin Rd in Franklin, Tennessee, on the National Register of Historic Places, set in the Tennessee hills along the Harpeth River.
Accessibility
The venue is navigable for guests with mobility disabilities, held on grass and pavement terrain. Accessible routes connect parking, entrances, stages, viewing areas, vendors and other activity areas throughout the grounds.
There is no transportation between stages, so guests cover the ground between them on their own or with a companion. ADA parking passes are available for purchase, first come first served, and require a valid government handicap placard, plate or permit.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (pilgrimagefestival.com).
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Harlinsdale. The venue's own pages are the place to check: pilgrimagefestival.com.
Food, water and what you can bring
Outside food and drinks are not allowed except for medical reasons. Small cameras, factory sealed water bottles, empty reusable bottles and camelbacks can come in, along with baby food or formula that is not in glass packaging.
No underage drinking and no outside alcoholic beverages are permitted. Anyone intoxicated or posing a threat will not be allowed to enter, and intoxicated guests found inside are escorted out without a refund.
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Quick answers
Where is The Park at Harlinsdale Farm?
It is at 239 Franklin Rd, Franklin, TN 37064, on the National Register of Historic Places along the Harpeth River.
Can I bring outside food or drinks?
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed except for medical reasons. Factory sealed water bottles, empty reusable bottles and camelbacks are fine.
Is Harlinsdale wheelchair accessible?
Partly. Accessible routes connect parking, entrances, stages and viewing areas across the grass and pavement terrain, but there is no transportation between stages.
Are kids free?
Kids 7 and under are free with an adult GA ticket holder, and kids 2 and under get into VIP areas free with an adult VIP ticket holder.
Can I bring my own alcohol?
No. Outside alcoholic beverages and underage drinking are not permitted, and intoxicated guests are not let in or are escorted out without a refund.
What was Harlinsdale before it was a park?
A century old, 230 acre horse farm bought by the City of Franklin, with rolling hills and natural amphitheaters.
Is there parking at Harlinsdale?
We don't yet have confirmed information about parking at Harlinsdale. The venue's own pages at pilgrimagefestival.com are the place to check.
A little history
The Park at Harlinsdale is a century old horse farm covering 230 acres that the City of Franklin bought. Its rolling hills and natural amphitheaters led musician Kevin Griffin to see it as a natural fit for a music festival venue.