Protect. Preserve. Promote.

In the immediate aftermath of Winter Storm Fern, we assessed the damage and moved quickly to ensure the safety of our neighbors, staff, and wildlife, while knowing our community was navigating the widespread impact.

Park staff were prepared with a storm response plan already in place. over the past two weeks, our rangers, staff, and tireless crews have met overwhelming challenges with skill and heart. Thanks to their hard work, recovery efforts are now running nearly three weeks ahead of expectations.

This is stewardship in action-caring for the land and the people connected to it. This moment beautifully reflects the strength of the public-private partnership between Friends of Radnor Lake and the State of Tennessee, working together to care for this extraordinary place.

We are also deeply grateful for the care, concern, and patience shown by our community during this time. Donations to support storm recovery are sincerely appreciated.  Volunteer opportunities to help rebuild our trails will be available as soon as it is safe to do so, and we look forward to working side by side with you.

We hope to reopen the park in March. Until then, Radnor Lake will remain closed. At this time, the best way to help is to stay away and allow recovery crews to work safely and efficiently.

Thank you for standing with Radnor Lake- and one another. We look forward to welcoming you back soon.