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Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question about visiting Decatur County, Tennessee? Find answers about how to get here, top things to do, public boat ramps, fishing, and more.

Decatur County is located in West Tennessee along the Tennessee River, midway between Nashville and Memphis, and is known as the Heart of the Tennessee River.

Top things to do in Decatur County include fishing, boating, kayaking, camping, hiking, attending local festivals, shopping in small-town downtowns, and exploring Tennessee River history.

Yes, Decatur County offers excellent year-round fishing on the Tennessee River, with popular species including catfish, bass, crappie, and bream, along with multiple boat ramps and fishing access points.

Public
– Beech Bend Park Boat Ramp – 22 Beech Bend Park Lane, Decaturville, TN 38329
– Pearl Harbor Boat Ramp – 175 Kilo Ford Rd, Decaturville, TN 38329
– Brodies Landing Boat Access Area – 4087-4099 Brodies Landing Rd, Parsons, TN 38363

From Nashville, Tennessee:
Decatur County, Tennessee is approximately 95 miles west of Nashville, making it an easy drive of about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Take I-40 West toward Memphis, then exit onto US-641/TN-69 South toward Parsons. Follow US-641/TN-69 into Decatur County, where you’ll find access to Parsons, Decaturville, Bath Springs, and the scenic Tennessee River.

From Memphis, Tennessee:
Decatur County is located about 115 miles east of Memphis, with a drive time of approximately 2 hours. Travel I-40 East toward Nashville, then take US-641/TN-69 South toward Parsons. This route brings you directly into the Heart of the Tennessee River, placing you close to fishing, outdoor recreation, and small-town attractions.

Whether you’re traveling from Nashville or Memphis, Decatur County’s central West Tennessee location makes it an easy and accessible destination for a weekend getaway or extended Tennessee River vacation.