Tucked away in the Belle Meade neighborhood of the city, about 9 miles (14.48 kilometers) from Downtown, the Percy Warner Park offers an expansive area of green respite for the residents of the city. Together with the Edwin Warner Park, these two are known as the Warner Parks and cover an area of 2,664 acres (1,078 hectares). One of the most visited parks in the state, the Percy Warner Park has picnic areas, walking trails, an equestrian center, horse trails, golf courses, and more. Plus, the park has earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places because of the rich heritage it preserves.
Website: nashville.gov
Phone: (615) 862-8555
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Highway 100 and Harpeth River Greenway
Closed now
- Thu 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
7311 Highway 100 Nashville, TN 37221 ·433.58 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpIncredible park right outside the heart of nashville. Truly there are trails for everyone. The nature center itself is also fun to explore. They have a bird garden, greenhouse, pond and flower...
MoreWe got here all the time for the nice walking trails. They have paved and un-paved trails, steep up and over the hill, and flat trails. Its a lovely park, and they have Daffodils everywhere in...
MoreSuch a special and unique place. The creek is a perfect space for little ones to waddle down and explore, the water was not too deep. My two year old and his friend loved it. We saw minows,...
MoreMoving here from Chicago, one of my favorite things about Nashville was the hiking options. The Warner Parks, 7 years being here now, are still my absolute favorite in the area. Hundreds of paved...
MoreEdwing Warner Park: went for a walk in this serene park, which surprisingly turned out to be quite an educative experience. The nature center museum was closed, but the pond and nature garden was...
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