Developed in 1973 by Woodrun, Inc., the community was transferred to Woodrun Property Owners Association, Inc. in 1981.
Woodrun began as a weekend getaway with small cabins and camping. As more property owners chose to make it their permanent home, building restrictions evolved to accommodate larger homes. Today, Woodrun brings together permanent residents and recreational property owners who share an appreciation for lake life and a quieter pace.
Woodrun spans approximately 339 acres and includes a 58-acre lake with largemouth bass, bream, crappie, and catfish.
Community amenities include:
Two swimming pools—one at the clubhouse and one in the campground.
A clubhouse for community gatherings and activities.
Playgrounds for children.
Community trash collection.
A community-operated water system.
High-speed internet availability.
An emergency helicopter landing area also serves the community when needed by emergency responders.
From working families to retirees and weekend visitors, our property owners help make Woodrun a friendly place to spend time and build lasting connections.
Woodrun’s wooded surroundings are home to a variety of wildlife. Deer, eagles, hawks, foxes, squirrels, geese, and ducks are among the animals you may spot around the community.
Whether you enjoy fishing, watching wildlife, or simply taking in the lake views, there is plenty to appreciate right outside your door.
Woodrun is located off Highway 57 in Hardeman County, near Middleton, Tennessee, and the Mississippi state line.
Nearby communities—including Bolivar, Selmer, Walnut, and Corinth—offer shopping, dining, and other services. Jackson and the Memphis area provide additional options for entertainment, shopping, and medical care.
Woodrun offers a peaceful place to come home to, with surrounding towns and cities within reach.