Nashville Area Parks

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.

Peay Park is Goodlettsville's original park. Originally managed by the Men's Club, it was donated to the City in 1967. The park contains the Delmas Long Community Center, playground, tennis and pickleball courts, shelter, and splash pad.

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.

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 .

Charlie Daniels park offers a variety of outdoor activities for all ages to enjoy. Everyone is encouraged to bring their children out to experience Planet Playground, a 9000 square foot fenced in playground.

Adjacent to Kirkpartrick Elementary School is Kirtpatrick Park where you and your kids can find a playground including swings, basketball courts a community center, and a Sprayground.

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.

Bellevue Tennessee’s volunteers built the Red Caboose Park in 1996 for Bellevue's Bicentennial Celebration. The park includes playground equipment and an amphitheater.