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For a city this size, the park system is absurdly good. River greenways, a lake full of deer, and two thousand acres of Warner woods.

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CrownPercy Warner Park Nothing comes close. We have some good parks but this one is the best. Bellevue · Directions →
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1Percy Warner ParkCrownNothing comes close. We have some good parks but this one is the best.BellevueMap →
2Radnor Lake State Natural AreaContenderA state natural area inside the city limits. Go at 7am and you will see more deer than people.Green HillsMap →
3Centennial ParkStapleYes, the Parthenon. It never stops being funny that we have one, and the lawn is great.MidtownMap →
4Shelby Bottoms Greenway & Nature ParkStapleRiver trails, greenway miles, and enough room that it never feels crowded. The east side's backyard.East NashvilleMap →
The Full Directory · Not Yet Vetted
·Beaman ParkListedAround the MetroMap →
·Bicentennial Capitol Mall State ParkListedGermantownMap →
·Cedar Hill ParkListedMadisonMap →
·Crockett ParkListedBrentwoodMap →
·Edwin Warner ParkListedBellevueMap →
·Fannie Mae Dees ParkListedHillsboro Village & BelmontMap →
·Marcella Vivrette Smith ParkListedBrentwoodMap →
·Pinkerton ParkListedFranklinMap →
·Richland Creek GreenwayListedSylvan ParkMap →
·Sevier ParkListed12SouthMap →
·Shelby ParkListedEast NashvilleMap →
·The Park at Harlinsdale FarmListedFranklinMap →
·Timberland ParkListedFranklinMap →
·Two Rivers ParkListedDonelsonMap →
·Wasioto ParkListedDowntownMap →
The Point Of All This

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