Discover Henderson County
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Henderson County Community Hospital
Healthcare
Henderson County Community Hospital
- 22 physicians and 45 beds
- Fully Accredited Chest Pain Center by the Society of Cardiovascular Patient Care
- Offers Emergency, Diagnostic Imaging, Surgical and Rehabilitation Services
- 100 Miles to VA Clinic (Memphis)
Beech Lake in Lexington
Top Attractions
- 9 Lakes, including Beech Lake
- Natchez Trace State Park
- Camping (Beech Lake Campgrounds, Parkers Crossroads RV Park, Natchez Trace State Park)
- Parkers Crossroads Battlefield
- Beech River Cultural Center & Museum
Lexington Main Street Fall Festival
Festivals
- Festival of the Lakes at Beech Lake
- Main Street Fall Festival
- Lighting of the Christmas Tree, Christmas Carols & Christmas Parade on Court Square
Shopping in Lexington
Lifestyle
Spend a day on the lake, hiking at the park, shopping in quaint shops and boutiques or visit B.E. Scott’s BBQ, named one of the “Top Barbecue Joints in the South” by Southern Living.
“We decided to retire in Lexington, Tennessee because of the many lakes and the closeness of the Tennessee River. It is also only a day’s drive to the Atlantic and to the Gulf of Mexico. We enjoy good services from city and county government with reasonable taxes. We have excellent health care facilities and providers close. Henderson County is a great place to live!”
Mark Stanford
Examples of Living in Henderson County
Lakes and livability are buzzwords in this West Tennessee locale. Located near I-40, centrally between Memphis and Nashville, Henderson County boasts small-town charm, scenic countryside and Southern graciousness.
