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Conveniently located just 5 miles south of historic downtown Franklin in Williamson Co. TN. Redwing Meadows is a vibrant and safe place to live, with regular community events, an active HOA, and numerous amenities, such as a swimming pool, tennis courts, a basketball court, a baseball field, 2+ miles of wooded trails, private kayak ramp access to the Harpeth river, as well as 40+ acres of common grounds & wilderness.
For homeowners of Redwing Meadows and their guests, we have a medium sized swimming pool with 2 bathrooms and a small shelter, located at 1297 Ascot Drive. The pool is open about 2 weeks prior to Memorial Day and closed for the season about 2 weeks after Labor Day each season.
Follow the black asphalt drive to the parking area. Entry requires a key…one per household. If a key is lost, a new non-replicatable key may be purchased by contacting community manager Jay Moyer (contact details listed below).
Pool for residents and approved guests only.
Entry keys may not be shared or loaned.
Pool hours are 9 to 9; after‑hours swimming prohibited.
Limit of 2–4 guests per household unless otherwise approved.
Residents must accompany guests at all times.
No lifeguard on duty — swim at your own risk.
Children under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
No glass anywhere inside the fenced pool area.
No reserving chairs or tables or pool.
No parties without HOA approval.
Music must be kept at a respectful volume.
HOA may suspend pool privileges for rule violations.
Security cameras may be in use.
Q&A:
For those of you new to Redwing Meadows, our trail system is one of the best in the area… meandering through old growth forest, secluded fields, and along two scenic waterways (Harpeth River and 5 Mile Creek). No motorized vehicles or horses are allowed. The trail is ideal for hikers, runners, pets on leash & cyclists.
The moderate section begins at break in the tree line just past the pool, connects to the tennis courts area, down the tennis courts drive, reconnects behind the Redwing Meadows entrance sign at Warrior Drive, winds down behind the ball field and then turns north following Five Mile Creek, continues under the Ascot bridge and along Five Mile Creek to the Harpeth River, travels west/upstream along the Harpeth River to the gravel pumphouse road. This is also where you will find the Kayak Ramp. Continue from here across a small field to a break in the tree on the I-65 side of the neighborhood and continues back south along I-65 to reconnect at the Pool drive.
Some dogs do great off leash…that is until they encounter strangers or other dogs. Definitely get your fur babies out for some fresh air, but please keep your dog on a leash, even on trails & common areas. Thanks!
Mailboxes are one of the few common elements that tie our neighborhood together. Please keep yours in compliance with our standards and in good condition. The box itself must be Medium (9H*7W*20D) or … [Read More...]
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