Nashville Area Parks
Best Parks in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Nashville and Middle Tennessee offers great weather all year long, we can almost say we have four seasons (but you have to question if our mild winters count). We love that Nashville and the surrounding counties are all about the great outdoors there are tons of Greenway trails, Hiking Trails, Walking Trails and Parks to enjoy. Don't miss Tennessee State Parks and our Middle Tennessee Greenways either! Enjoy Life, Nashville Life!
Nashville Parks
 Bowie Nature Park, located in Fairview, TN contains a glorious 700+ acres of forest, lakes & trails, Bowie is a great place for individuals, couples & families to come and enjoy their time. Business Website:
Bowie Nature Park’s Summer Camps
7211 Bowie Lake Road
37062
Fairview
, TN
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 A favorite Nashville Park open daily from dawn to dusk best known for the Dragon Mosaic Sculpture which is why everyone refers to the park as Dragon Park. Business Website:
Fannie Mae Dees/ Dragon Park
2400 Blakemore Ave
37212
Nashville
, TN
Phone:
(615) 862-8400
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 East Park located near the heart of East Nashville. The park includes a Community Center, Playground for the kids, and an outdoor amphitheater, Great place to picnic with the family or attend one of the many events hosted at East Park. Business Website:
East Park
700 Woodland St
37206
Nashville
, TN
Phone:
(615) 862-8448
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 Two Rivers Park is a place where folks go to enjoy their time off in an idealistic "Neighborhood Park" Located in Donelson right next to the McGavock high school as well as right down the street from the Historic Two Rivers Mansion . Business Website:
Two Rivers Park
2235 2 Rivers Pkwy
37214
Nashville
, TN
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 Downtown Nashville Riverfront Park now includes Cumberland Park . This public space is a family-oriented multi-use play park easily accessible across the river from downtown. Business Website:
Riverfront Park
First Ave
37210
Nashville
, TN
Phone:
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 Bellevue Tennessee’s volunteers built the Red Caboose Park in 1996 for Bellevue's Bicentennial Celebration. The park includes playground equipment and an amphitheater. Business Website:
Red Caboose Park - Bellevue
656 Colic Jeanne Rd
37221
Nashville
, TN
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 Memorial Park – 151 East Main Street - 1 shelter - behind tennis courts/wooden playground area. Shelter is located up on the hill behind Kids Kingdom. Business Website:
Memorial Park
151 East Main Street
37075
Hendersonville
, TN
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 Hendersonville's Drake Creek Park offers: Business Website:
Hendersonville's Drake Creek Park
161 Indian Lake Blvd
37075
Hendersonville
, TN
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 Ten miles of trails. Two picnic areas accessible by horseback. Park at the equestrian center, 2500 Old Hickory Blvd. Equestrian Center and Bridle Path Trailhead open from dawn to dusk. Bring your own horse.
Warner Parks amenities include:
Business Website:
Percy Warner Park
7311 Highway 100
37221
Nashville
, TN
Phone:
(615) 370-8051
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 Edwin Warner Park in Nashville is a favorite park to many in middle Tennessee. There are miles of walking trails. The Model Airplane Field is something to see. Many pavilions for picnics and beautiful greenways. Business Website:
Edwin Warner Park
50 Vaughn Rd.
37221
Nashville
, TN
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