Everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the outdoors. Yet for many children and adults with disabilities, exploring a trail, gathering with friends, or enjoying nature with family isn’t always possible. More than 1 million Tennesseans live with a disability, including more than 22,000 people in Washington County alone, and accessible outdoor spaces are still too few.
At Trinity Grace Farm, we’re changing that.
Rooted in the belief that creation is meant to be experienced by everyone, Trinity Grace Farm offers a place where children and adults of all abilities can explore, build relationships, and make lasting memories together. Set on 30 acres of rolling hills and woods, the farm features accessible facilities, miles of gravel trails, and welcoming gathering spaces designed for individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the organizations that support them.
Together, we’re creating a place where everyone can connect with nature, build relationships, and feel like they belong.
“My oldest son and I made lifelong memories camping and serving at Trinity Grace Farm. We helped clear overgrown areas and we built a firepit that will be enjoyed for years to come. I am thankful our area has a place like Trinity Grace Farm.”