This outdoor haven stretches along a sloping strip of land, between the Cumberland River and Nashville's downtown district. During the day people stroll the many paths, enjoy afternoon picnics on the riverbank, and ride the "Foxtrot" carousel. During the summer, the park hosts concerts and festivals, including the free Thursday night concert series 'Dancing in the District' and the annual three-day music festival in May called "River Stages".
Website: nashville.gov
Phone: (615) 862-8400
Cross Streets: Between Cumberland River Greenway and 1st Ave S/Broadway
Open now
- Thu 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
100 1st Ave N Nashville, TN 37201 ·423.29 mi
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- Family friendly
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Loved it! My fifth trip to Music City and I can’t wait to go back! Love gone on work trips and fun trips. It’s amazing you should go
MoreThe park is a nice respite from the crowds and hustle bustle of the districts. The river is pretty and we had a nice view of the football stadium. Their were people rowing boats in the river and kids playing so it was peaceful. There are some homeless around but they did not aggressively panhandle like I have seen at other places.
MoreThe park is very interesting. There were not too many people there. There were a few homeless people sleeping there. You get a great view of the Tennessee Titans stadium.
Morei was doing this for a school thing i didn't go but i did on my chromebook it got me A+ thank you so much i will not be able to go there because i live georgia
MoreBeautiful place for pictures and free. We spent time here taking pictures for my daughters boutique. They tyrned out grear. Will add some to here soon.
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