Cool, little park! It's a great place to escape during your lunch break if you work in Columbia. I…read morepicked up some lunch and sat on the wall, near the water. It was in the early afternoon on a weekday, so there weren't many people there. I saw a few people walking. It's a great place to "get your steps in." If you have kids, it would be good too bring them there to play basketball on the court.

My wife & I have now hiked here on three different occasions (twice in the past week) & tried out…read more3-4 different trails within the park. By using the printed guide maps coupled with our map apps we navigated the twists & turns without any significant issues. The trails are well groomed and fairly well marked. The large park has 3-4 covered picnic pavilions and a canoe launch ramp. Located midway between Columbia TN & Santa Fe TN off of TN-7.

The Liberty Park has three ball fields, dog park, playground and a 10 hole disc golf course. There…read moreare about 85 acres total. The disc golf course is wooded, shaded and challenging. I enjoyed spending the afternoon going through the course. We were the only ones there so it was very quiet and peaceful. It was also a good workout. The playground, dog park and ball fields were also empty. The playground is very small when compared to the other activities in the park and is tucked away in a secluded area.

The factual part of this course is that it is super tight fairways with 6-10ft to throw from…read more180-280. With trees everywhere and hills that allow your disc to roll back down past the tee box. Now personal stuff. The design of the course is horrible with the hill. It's super over grown. There is a massive tree down on hole 4 blocking the whole fairway. I would never recommend this course.

My grandsons are age 3-5 and they love this playground - especially the sandbox and all the…read moreexcavators, shovels and dump trucks! The choo choo is fun for them to climb, slide and explore. They also really enjoy the exercise course which they think is an obstacle course they love to swing and practice their pull ups.

Decided to check out Sarah benton Park for a little hike today.what a goddammit rat maze,all trails…read morelook alike,only 2 signs naming the trails,Alex an stephan trails,no not 1 sign pointing you back to the parking lot.just the 2 trails leading you around an around an around an around to no goddammit end,had to Bushwick my way to a road(31)an walk all the way up from there back to the parking lot,two and a half hours of getting lead around in circles because of shifty signage.so passed of at the lack of signage an going round around an round,I recommend burning that fucking park down,it's a hazzard

What a great local park! And truly just a park. A nice paved path that goes in a circle and a large…read morefield in the middle of it. There is a nice creek that runs about 3/4 of the way around as well. Truly just a wonderful slice of nature to go enjoy! I especially enjoying walking a couple laps here with my kid in the stroller before we head over to Harvey since that path there is extremely short. The path here claims it is 0.90 miles, but it's more like 0.80-0.85 just as an FYI to those counting the miles.

A very pleasant walk, quiet and nicely canopied but the ponds are in serious need of cleaning…read more There is too much garbage and the ponds don't appear to be inviting to wildlife. I wish the Frisbee golf areas were not EVERYWHERE. This park has a lot of potential but really needs a lot of tlc.

Great trailheads with .25 mile makers. Clean bathrooms and great calm scenery. There are plenty of…read morewildlife to take pictures of; turtles on fallen trees in the lake, deer, squirrels, geese, cranes.

3.5 I happened on…read morethis park completely by accident. I was looking for a quick way out of Brentwood (ie not I65) and tried my luck accessing a series of back roads. I thought that I had it made (I could see the spires of the giant church I thought was either Concord or Franklin Road) but I couldn't drive straight through. There was unpaved road and a lot of grass separating me from gridlock-free driving. Defeated, I thought that I would pass the time exploring my grassy prison. I was surprised to discover that not only had no one reviewed this park, there wasn't even a listing on Yelp for it. Brentwood, represent your green spaces!! Despite not understanding the name of the park*, I was happy to spend some time here. The grass was/is lush and verdant. There's plenty of space to wander (and a small walking trail in order to do so), two playing fields, and a half court basketball court. The park (and its location) doesn't make much sense but when you dead end into some green space during rush hour traffic, you make the best of things. I doubt I'll ever be back here but if you live (or, are in) the area, have at it. *Evidently, it was the site of many flags. The website says that one could see them from 65. I don't recall paying attention.

Great for soccer and basketball and running/walking. The park is isolated, unmarked and you…read morewouldn't know it's there unless you stumble amongst it.

This is a great new park in Brentwood! The playground has something for kids of all ages. The only…read morearea I'd consider a little risky is the very tall slide, so younger kids may need a little extra supervision. The best feature is the huge, flat loop around the playground that's perfect for scooters, balance bikes, and bicycles. My kids could have stayed on it for hours. There's also a large pavilion right next to the playground with plenty of picnic tables. It's nice to be able to sit in the shade while watching the kids play or enjoy lunch there. The restrooms were clean, and parking couldn't be easier. There's a large parking lot right next to the playground, but it's set back far enough that I didn't have to worry about my kids being close to traffic. The only downside is the lack of shade around much of the playground. On a hot, sunny day, it can get VERY warm, so I'd recommend visiting earlier in the morning or later in the evening.