This park is HUGE. It is spread out over 373 acres. You will find this park just outside of…read moredowntown. It has tons of parking available is is home to a 1-mile paved loop trail, shelters, lots of green space, and a lake. They also claim that the 18-hole golf course, Memphis Botanic Gardens (separate admission cost), and Leftwich Tennis Center are park of the park as well. Some sections of the park were closed while I was there, but I still got to see a large portion. The lake is decent and has benches and picnic tables along its permitter for visitors to sit. The area is pretty well shaded. I am not sure if it is stocked or not but there were quite a few people fishing there during my visit. I did not see anyone pull anything though. The park is home to some public art sculptures and is part of the national Cancer Survivor Plaza Program. The area I was in had tons of green space. It could be suitable for most field activities including flying a kite, playing football, having a soccer game, or picnic. There was a man using the space as a golf ball driving range while I was there. There are a lot of organized walks hosted at this park. It is a perfect park for this activity. The park's managers tout this place as being perfect for fitness and relaxation and I agree with them. This is a possible destination park, depending on what you are looking to do. I recommend it for novice golfers, hikers and those looking to relax.

A delightful park in the middle area between Germantown and Downtown. It's so green and the lake is…read morequite pretty. Even in the rain, it's an enjoyable experience.

Very large park with several areas to choose from. There is a tennis court, playground, Pavillion,…read morelake and more. Very easy to access and clearly marked to are navigation easy. Very well kept as the areas were all clean. There are a few restroom areas as well. Nice location for family outings

I wish I could take a better picture to do this place justice. I really love the nighttime view of…read morethe river from here. The lights strung up at the park compliment the colors of the bridge perfectly. It's not exactly ripe for stargazing, but it's perfect for a picnic or looking out on the river. They even have cute little tables.

I have not been here since 1987 or 88 when the Memphis Belle was on display. Of course the Belle…read moreis gone but the Mississippi River walk is still in place. It's free admission but you have to pay for parking through an app. I still marvel at the craftsmanship and the attention to detail of the mapping and modeling of the entire Mississippi River and run offs and flood control as well as the engineering feat to duplicate the river depth and volume from being told end. It is a little sad that it is not taken care of. Several spots are covered with "moss" or decomposition of leaves etc. When I was a kid I remember taking my shoes off and walking through the river and could physically feel the depth changes as I followed the path. I would totally not recommend that now a days! Would be great to see some philanthropic process take over getting the resources to arrange to take care of this before it's too far gone to maintain.

On a beautiful but overcast Saturday morning, I just about had the island to myself. Lots to see…read moreover here and I had brought the ebike to have a proper exploration, taking the bridge across from Riverside Drive. Lots to see and explore including the Mississippi Riverwalk, the amphitheater and the Memphis Sign. Fun to have a real wander undisturbed. Early (10am) on a Saturday morning, the escalators weren't running and there was no one at the ticket booth. I guess that means my entry today is free! [Review 19842 overall - 394 in Tennessee - 815 of 2023.]

Christmas is perfect. They have 3 horse drawn carriages $30 per ride for the family or friends…read more Poinsetta tree. Lots of lights everywhere. What I like is that it has the old town feel and is not super crowded. Mensi ice cream down the road.

A major Historical Location, the Collierville Depot is open Monday through Friday for public…read moreviewing. Includes the Station with ticketing booth and waiting room plus exhibits. Also outside are train cars open for viewing. Don't miss the historical plaques- the depot was a major Union supply depot, plus the location of amajor battle. Definitely worth a visit!

This is an open area in the middle of a residential neighborhood that is pleasant enough, but…read moreoffers little in the way of calling itself a park. There is a small playgrounds with a few swings and a slide along with two picnic tables, a bench and a garbage can. There is also a small body of water with a nice bridge going across it, but that is pretty much it. This park serve this community well, but if you are looking for the huge expanse oh, you might want to seek elsewhere.

This is a small, but picturesque park. It can be hard to locate because it's basically inside of a…read moresuburban neighborhood. Worth stopping of in if you're in the neighborhood. There aren't many attractions in this suburban area so this one is probably best.

My family and I really enjoy this park. They do so many events. Unfortunately, we don't go to a lot…read moreof them because it gets PACKED and there's typically a line for any event that makes it not even worth the wait. We do however love the new playground. Wish there was more shade and also it needs some seating inside the gated area. We've played tennis, come here to play Pokémon Go, attend some of the library field day events. It's just a great area for all sorts of outdoor activity.

We liked this park before. NOW, we love the new and improved playground. 9 slides, 6 swings and a…read moreplethora of activities on the playground to keep kids entertained for awhile!

This park has something for the entire family! Splash pad, walking trails and fitness equipment to…read morea large playground! It's beautiful and extremely clean. The bathrooms are extremely clean. The entire family will love this park.