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.

Lil Sluggers is a national child development program created to introduce children ages 2-6 to the game of baseball.

Lil Sluggers classes develop important baseball skills such as throwing, fielding, hitting, and base running.

The Adventure Park and Canopy Zip Tour offer outdoor fun and adventure for families, individuals, and groups of all sizes! Come visit our gorgeous old-growth forest and try any or all of our exciting adventures.

Bottom View Farm is having our annual fall festival! We'll be having the traditional events, such as the pumpkin patch, train rides, and activities for the children. We are a working farm, so there's a ton of stuff to see and experience.

Nashville's Bicentennial Mall State Park is a beautiful park full of Tennessee history. Located directly behind the state capital building and next to the Nashville farmers market there is lots of parking and often events.

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.

Rocketown was founded in 1994 by Michael W. Smith. The first of its kind in the Southeast, Rocketown has grown into a regional outreach as well as a model for Christian-based relational outreach across the country.

Nashville Hiking Meetup is an outdoor adventure and eco-volunteer club that plans hiking, backpacking, camping, paddling, and biking events throughout the year ranging from easy to strenuous, local to regional.

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Designed to meet two sets of challenges, transitional and street skating, the 16-foot kidney-shaped skate bowl creates a challenge for the advanced transitional skater. The bowl transistions from a 7ft. verticle to an 11 ft. deep well.

The best way to get to Thompson Park is to take Main Street into the square, then turn right onto S. Waters Ave. Turn left at the Kentucky Fried Chicken on Morrison Street. Follow that street down past the houses, and you will come to the park.