A great public park for kids of all ages and right off the main parkway in Pigeon Forge. My kids…read moreenjoyed the see saw and climbing areas. There are also picnic tables and public restrooms available. Perfect activity for kids to burn off some energy.

Great park and playground right in Pigeon Forge. Well designed and all apparatuses appear fairly…read morenew and in good shape. Fun stop for anyone with wee ones.

Wonderful park with a creek running alongside. It has a splash pad, picnic table and ample amount…read moreof different spaces where kids and adults alike can enjoy. Our kids had a wonderful time. As a family you will have wonderful time. Don't forget your picnic food and mat.

Great park with lots of trails and paths, some with hills…read more.. Disc Golf Course... Organized sports...

Pretty park, well maintained and lovely. The park area could use a little upgrading, but I don't…read moreuse that area at all. I love to walk around the lake and enjoy this park a lot.

A great park to take the kids to play and exercise . Great for some quiet time of a relaxing…read moreevening And more

This is a perfect place for kids to play baseball or softball! It has batting cages, 6 different…read morefields, and Concessions with bathrooms! I recommend this place 100%! And I Love being first to review!

I'm glad they are not being intimidated by people such as the last reviewer who want children to…read morenot be able to play sports outside on private property and live in fear. I applaud this business for making logical and rational decisions for themselves and letting athletes and their families do the same.

Badgett Field Sports Complex is a privately owned sports complex boosting multiple…read morebaseball/softball fields available day or evening. Badgett Field is located in North Knoxville off Western Avenue near Victor Ashe Park. The complex even has a sand volleyball pit. Out door seating and a service kitchen, Dog8 Grill and Snack bar. The Dog8 Grill and Snack bar has an alternating menu offering gourmet food and beers by the can. The fields are decently maintained and the staff is friendly and easy to work with. The restrooms are decent and clean (considering it's a out door sports complex).

Beautiful park to walk, run, hold events or go to their events. They have a fitness trail type…read moresetup. Lots of gorgeous scenery to take photos of. Parking was easy. No charge to visit. Seems like a popular place, which I can understand after visiting. There is a really cool old historical water wheel. Sometimes it's running. Sometimes not. Apparently people hide painted rocks here on occasion as well. No pets allowed though sadly.

Found a few good shots of flowers and mushrooms at Meeks Park that I had previously taken.read more

This is a great little ballpark. Energy, plenty of food and drinks. You get to see some…read morefundamental baseball here and not the high ticket ball in the majors. Remember Kevin Costner in the movie Bill Durham? This is where he hit his last home run to break the minor league hr record.

I love the classic all-time baseball stadium which McCormick field is. Tons of history and names…read morethat you would recognize have played here in the past don't miss a game at this place... The great place to make memories.

Wow! What an amazing stadium! Such a great place to spend an evening or afternoon; or, if you're…read morelucky like me - all day - because you got to catch a double-header. The food and drinks are good quality and decently priced. Tickets are basically free, probably the cheapest entertainment you'll find in Asheville. The Tourists are such sweet boys, I just wish they would smile more after their successes; i.e. winning a game or making a home-run. Oh, and it was raining on and off the day we went and the stadium staff were prompt with drying off seats so we could go back to our enjoyment of the festivities. Plus, free T-shirts and sunglasses were given out to lucky audience members. We will definitely be back!

Stopped by the Asheville Tourists for a home game when I was visiting my friend in Asheville in the…read moreSummer of 2021. It was your typical run of the mill minor league baseball team and stadium. They had a very nice selection of drinks and food. I ordered an apple pie alcoholic seltzer and I think it's the best seltzer I've ever had. I wish I could recall the brand and order more! We got 2nd row seats behind home plate for around $15 which was awesome. They have the option to order food right to your seat which is nice if you don't want to miss any of the game - although it is minor league ball so you're not missing too much. I've been to so many baseball games growing up with my dad that I am pretty used to seeing them so there was not too much special with this one in particular. It is a relaxing way to end an evening if you're here on vacation as a "tourist" yourself!

I am honestly so surprised about how big this park was. It's so much bigger than I thought it was…read moregoing to be. There's a huge place to walk around and there a couple fields! And a cute little playground not to small. It's my first time coming and I'll definitely be coming back

There's something for everyone here, from a walking path, frisbee golf course, tennis and…read morebasketball courts, baseball fields to a playground. However, this review focuses on the playground. It's small and the equipment is pretty well used (read: old and needing some upkeep), but it's decent for a short visit. There are absolutely no shaded areas around the playground and only two benches that are placed kind of far away from the equipment, so be prepared to stand around. The tennis courts and baseball fields look nice, but the basketball courts are pretty sad looking.

We always have a good time at Smokies games. A few things have changed since we came last year…read more First of all, they are now a cashless stadium, even for parking. Secondly, they have gotten rid of the free playground in the kids area (over by section 101). It is now a $6 band for each child to use several bounce houses until they close prior to 8th inning. Our kids loved this, but I wish we had known that we should have them wear socks. They have to leave shoes over by the sidewalk and navigate barefoot on the hot ground and rubber mulch. Their feet were pretty gnarly after the game. A plus, they now let parents bring booze over to the kid area. It was a blessing. ha! We also erroneously thought our (3rd row from top-section 107) seats would be shaded for a 7 pm game. Nope. First 3 innings were in brutal sun. I recommend sections 110 and up if you want shade for evening games. Still lots of areas in the concourse to grab shade, if needed. The food and drink costs are pretty standard. The best deals are definitely the hot dogs and nacho chips/cheese. I would avoid the dry pulled pork and the watery frozen booze slushies next time. The soft serve in a souvenir cap is over by the kids area and totally worth it. We had a great time, capped off with fireworks!

Awesome place, awesome time! Lost 11-0 …read more Member: not a member, but passing by guest. Really enjoyed myself super energetic and fun. Food/Drink: plenty of concession stands with food and drink. Plenty of snacks and booze. Dinning Area: no real establish dining area, plenty of standing room. Prices: it depends on what you get, but a lot cheaper than the big leagues. Parking: Plenty of space, private lot. And a back lot for larger vehicles and possible storage if members need it. Bathrooms: Bathrooms are large, and smell fresh and clean most days. Plenty of stocked papers, soaps, and such. Atmosphere: Is a super friendly and family oriented environment! Staff/Attendants: all the staff were very attentive, a little offputting, because they were so good at their jobs. No small talk, but the characters and the hype people were awesome really got the crowd into it. Absolutely great place to be! 10/10