Playgrounds in Nashville, TN
65 parks with playgrounds in Nashville, TN: 6 with restrooms and 5 with a dog park. On the map, 3 have a drinking fountain, 22 have picnic tables or a shelter and 3 have swings.
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Harpeth River Greenway
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Centennial Park
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Cleveland Park
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Edwin Warner Park
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Fannie Mae Dees Park
Play equipment: play structure
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McFerrin Park
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Rose Park
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Seven Oaks Park
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Sevenmile Park
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Shelby Park
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Watkins Park
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Whitfield Park
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William A. Pitts Park
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Anderson Road Public Use Area
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Bordeaux Garden Park
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Dudley Park
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Elmington Park
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Granbery Park
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Green Hills Park
Play equipment: swings
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Joelton Community Club Park
Play equipment: play structure
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Madison Park
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MetroCenter Levee Greenway
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Paragon Mills Park
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Percy Warner Park
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Ravenwood Park
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Reservoir Park
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Una Recreation Park
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Woodmont Park
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Antioch Park
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Boyd - Taylor Park
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Coleman Park
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Columbine Park
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East Park
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Frankie Pierce Park
Play equipment: slide
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Long Hunter State Park
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McCabe Park
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Mill Creek Greenway
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Oakwood Park
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Orchard Bend Park - Mill Creek Greenway
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Radnor Lake State Natural Area
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Richland Park
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South Inglewood Park
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Two Rivers Park
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Azafran Park
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Azalea Park
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Bellevue Park
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Children's Play Area
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Edwin Warner Park - Bellevue Road Playground
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England Park
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H.G. Hill Park
Play equipment: play structure
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Indian Creek Park
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Kowabunga Beach
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Lock Two Park
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Lockeland Design Center Playground
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Metro Water Services 3rd Ave Park
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Mill Creek Greenway and Mill Run Park
Play equipment: swings
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Millcreek Greenway - Rivendell Park
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Natural Playground
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Play Nashville
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Providence Park
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Shelby Bottoms Nature Play Area
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Tom Joy Playground
Play equipment: playhouse, swings
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Tony Rose Park
Play equipment: play structure
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Wasioto Park
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William Edmondson Park
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in Nashville?
We list 65 parks with playgrounds in Nashville.
Where are the playgrounds in Nashville?
Harpeth River Greenway, Centennial Park, Cleveland Park, Edwin Warner Park, Fannie Mae Dees Park and McFerrin Park and 59 more.
Which Nashville parks with playgrounds have restrooms?
Centennial Park, Fannie Mae Dees Park, Antioch Park, Long Hunter State Park, Radnor Lake State Natural Area and Two Rivers Park.
Which playgrounds in Nashville have drinking water?
Edwin Warner Park, Ravenwood Park and Frankie Pierce Park have a drinking fountain on the map.
Where can you have a picnic near the playgrounds in Nashville?
Harpeth River Greenway, Centennial Park, Fannie Mae Dees Park, Rose Park and Shelby Park and 17 more have picnic tables, and 17 of them a covered shelter.