Come Rejoice With Us
Nashville, Tennessee
South Harpeth River Retreat
September 25 – October 5, 2026
8687 Old Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 37221
The Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) is one of YHWH's appointed times — a joyful seven-day celebration of the fall harvest, dwelling in temporary shelters, and rejoicing before our Creator. Our gathering includes worship, Torah studies, river activities, campfire fellowship, community meals, kids' programs, and so much more.
Morning praise, evening worship, dancing, and intimate acoustic sessions under the pines.
Campfire conversations, shared meals, and lifelong friendships forged in ten days of community.
River tubing, volleyball, campfire s'mores, kids' programs, and 70 acres of outdoor fun.
"You shall rejoice in your feast, you and your son and your daughter, your male servant and your female servant, the Levite, the stranger and the fatherless and the widow who are within your gates."
Deuteronomy 16:14
70 acres of riverside beauty near Nashville, Tennessee — with an auditorium, bunkhouse lodging, outdoor sanctuary, pole barn, fire pits, playground, and over a mile of river frontage.
Located just outside Nashville near historic Franklin and Leiper's Fork, South Harpeth River Retreat is a one-of-a-kind venue for gathering, worship, and fellowship in the beauty of creation.
Arrival & Setup
Sept 25
Friday
Erev Sukkot
Sept 26
Saturday Night
★ High Sabbath
Sept 27
Day 1 — Sunday
Days 2–7
Sept 28 – Oct 3
Mon – Sat
★ High Sabbath
Oct 3
Eighth Day — Sat
★ High Sabbath
Oct 4
Last Great Day — Sun
Departure
Oct 5
Monday
Morning and evening sessions
Tubing, kayaking, fishing
Karaoke, testimonies, s'mores
Catered breakfasts & dinners
Volleyball, basketball, and more
Crafts, games, Bible stories
Joyful celebration together
Dwell in booths together
Registration is open and space is filling up. Secure your spot for ten unforgettable days of worship, fellowship, and rejoicing before YHWH.
Hotel-style rooms with private and shared bathrooms, A/C, and linens provided.
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Full hookup RV spots with electric, water, and sewer. Level pull-through and back-in sites.
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Tent sites with electric available via extension cord. Shared water and bathhouse access.
Learn More"We drove 14 hours to get here and we would do it again in a heartbeat. My kids talk about the Feast all year long. The river, the campfires, the worship — there is nothing else like it."
— Sukkot Family, Georgia
"This was our first time keeping the Feast and we had no idea what to expect. From the moment we arrived, we felt like family. The worship was powerful and the fellowship changed our lives."
— First-Time Feast Keeper
"The Harris gathering feels different. It is authentic. No one is trying to impress you. It is just real people loving YHWH, keeping His commands, and rejoicing together."
— Returning Feast Keeper
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