Thirty minutes from Nashville
Eighty-four acres in Goodlettsville, close enough that a group can fly in and be on campus before lunch, far enough that it feels like somewhere else.
Getting here
Two interstates put JCC within half an hour of downtown Nashville and the airport. Groups coming from further out in the network are usually on one of those two roads most of the way.
The last few miles
The final stretch leaves the highway for county roads. It is rural, and it is the point where the campus starts to feel separate from everything your group drove away from.
Follow the address rather than the venue name in your maps app, and you will land in the right place.
Close in, far enough out
Proximity to Nashville is doing real work for a planner. A group flying in loses half a day to travel at most venues this rural. Speakers and worship teams can come in for a session and drive back the same night. Anything a group forgot is twenty minutes away rather than an hour.
At the same time nobody drove past a retail park to get here. The campus sits on its own ground with a treeline around it, which is most of the reason groups come out at all.
Middle Tennessee, not the middle of nowhere
Eighty-four acres of countryside with an interstate on either side and an international airport half an hour away. Groups come from across the network and from out of state, and almost nobody spends a day of their retreat travelling.
Come see it
The drive tells you more than a map does. Come out, walk the property, and see how far it actually is from everything.