Once an abandoned shipping yard, Coolidge Park has carried the spirit of revitalization from downtown to the North Shore. The park features a century-old, hand-carved carousel. A large fountain with stone horses, lions, and sea turtles sprays water to cool youngsters on hot summer afternoons. A large common area along the riverfront allows for games, picnics and relaxing afternoons. Two stages and a pavilion area offer space for weddings and other special events.
One of Chattanooga's most famous urban parks is Ross's Landing Park, conveniently situated in the downtown area of the city. Not just an ordinary recreational space, this one relives and honors the history of Chattanooga by using native plantings and art works. Some parts of the park are paved, some grassy and some with water bodies, and all of this provides an amazing backdrop for events held here perennially. Also such a pet friendly park certainly is an endearing sight to those who like walking their dogs.
Take a break from your regular city life and enjoy some time surrounded by lush greenery as you visit the Tennessee River Park. This spacious park is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular outing spot for the locals as well as the tourists. Situated by the riverside, the park features a water front trail which is just ideal for a romantic walk with someone special. Besides, the park has picnic facilities, drinking fountains and public art throughout and is a great spot for spending some quality time with your loved ones. You can also fish or enjoy boating when here.
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Miller Park
Situated in the heart of Downtown, Miller Park is a great place to bring the family, watch a concert, or just simply sit down and enjoy the sun.
