Opened in 2002, with 75 acres, this park boasts several football/multipurpose fields, soccer…read morefields, a paved walking/jogging path, and a boat launch. The land was originally owned by the Donelson Church of Christ, and donated to the city after maintenance because to strain the church financially. Before being a park, the land was primarily used for soccer, and that's its main purpose today. There are several soccer leagues in Nashville, the oldest and most prominent boasting a history of over 40 years in the city, and over 600 participants in the 2019 season.

3.5 Another park…read moreoutside of the city proper. Another soccer field labeled as a park. The nice thing about Heartland Park is that it sits as the edge of the Greenway and the river. So, if you come here in search of a green space and left the soccer cleats at home, you can still have a nice time -- you just won't, technically, be in Heartland Park doing so. Let's concentrate on the field first. As metro-owned soccer fields go, I think this is the nicest one I've encountered so far. There's plenty of space to play games. The earth is flat (it sounds like a small thing but...). And the environment is pretty stellar. For as large as the field is, I didn't notice that many benches and the concession stand was a bit small. But if you're coming to a location to play some futbol, you could pick a worse field. Plus, just look around; it's gorgeous. So, if you're not a soccer player and you stumbled on Heartland Park because you live in Donelson and wanted to enjoy some green space... what then? Well, you've got some choices. They're just not a part of Heartland Park proper. The field abuts the Stones River, so if you have a boat you're in luck. If you don't have a boat but still want to take advantage of the water (sorta) and the countryside (definitely), walk past the field into the greenway. You'll cross a bridge and enter into a lush garden of flowers, trees, quiet hums, and pretty bugs. Keep in mind, the greenway is gigantic. You aren't going to see it all on foot. This is a bicycle undertaking. Plus, you know, horror movies about bad things happen in backwoods; if you need to make a move, you're going to want wheels and not just your feet. So, be mindful of that.* But before you get snatched up, head back to the field and look all around you: you're in the middle of a dale and all around you are lush, green hills. Even if you're not sporty, it's something to see... if you're in the area. *I can't help myself. There's a reason why horror movies are set in the woods. They may be pretty but there's a creep factor as well. #teamcitynoise

I have honestly enjoyed every time I have come to a game or an event here. I feel they need a bit…read moremore variety on food/beverage options because it feels the sameness in every spot. I found a spot with really good burgers and hot dogs. I didn't try the nachos but they looked really good. The stadium is clean and really nice. The vibe is awesome. Love the spirit of the fans and the atmosphere of the whole place. Parking is difficult but people near by have "pay for parking" $20-35 and you can always get uber/lyft specially if you'll be drinking. They don't have many options for drinks and as always overpriced but we already know so be prepared. Overall, great space and great time, specially when winning !

Get even better. This 2026 season started off with the several big wins. We expect another big win…read moretonight against Minnesota United team. Geodis is a beautiful venue and I'm really glad that Nashville has a real soccer stadium.

If baked and jacket potatoes don't get it done for you, maybe Mashwill. But this isn't about the…read moreMashwill Soccer Club. It's the Nashville Soccer Club. This is a brand new MLS team which has just started play, located in Tennessee. Nashville has been trying hard to get a soccer team for a long time, and they finally have one. I hope that they're really successful and I congratulate them for that. We haven't really seen them on the field of play yet, but they already had a lot of drama because they were talking about moving them to another place because Nashville was unwilling to helping build a stadium. It's a long and complicated process. But it looks like Nashville will still be a Tennessee club from now on.

if you have season tickets, they love to boost their numbers at your expense…read more just be aware of it. this last round, there wasn't an option to opt out of them, as I've been paying close attention since they got me a few months ago... this will be the last time. lots of pot smokers in the crowds.

Great staff! Great equipment! Great day programs and classes!!!…read more Randall Christy Thomas Sunny Cam Zae

Coleman Park is basically just an open field with a small playground and a walking path. It is okay…read moreenough, but really nothing spectacular. I will give it three stars.