Nashville Sports & Recreation Guide

First Tennessee Park is the new name of the Historic Sulphur Dell which was the birthplace of baseball in Nashville Tennessee, will be the Nashville Sounds new baseball stadium.

The Student Recreation Center has become the Vanderbilt Recreation and Wellness Center (VRWC). The new name reflects the combining of Recreation and Wellness that serves our entire community.

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

We provide 1/2 Day or Full-Day Guided Fishing Trips on Percy Priest Lake. Our Guide Service Welcomes Small Groups such as Individuals, Families, or Friends, along with Large Groups up to 30 Anglers.

Since 2011 Nashville Paddle Co. has been the source for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) in Music City.

River Queen Voyages is downtown Nashville's first and only kayak rental and tour company on the Cumberland River. See the city from a whole new point of view!

At Canoe the Caney, we offer affordable fun for everyone!

Ford Ice Center is open daily for kids and families to spend a fun and healthy day PLAYING! Also available for birthday parties.

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.

Enter Climb Nashville, the south's destination for indoor climbing. Friendly and experienced staff can teach you how to climb safely and help you share an adventure with your family and friends that they'll never forget.

Nashville Baseball Academy provides professional instruction and quality workout opportunities to help baseball and softball players of all abilities achieve their dreams.

Horseback riding lessons to beginner, intermediate and advanced riders!

Great beginner trail rides Open to the Public year-round!