Suggestions for Park near Downtown Memphis, Memphis

Extended A. • September 16, 2016Love the view and the sounds of Nature. This park is always clean and a welcoming spot for all residents. Pet Friendly, Walking Trail and Secured. Safety is not an issue here. I Love it!

Joel W. • November 14, 2013It is a beautiful little park, the squirrels are very friendly, they have poop bags for your dogs. The only downside is that it is a designated panhandling zone so there are bums there a lot.

Kerry C. • March 13, 2012Take a break from the Memphis in May action at Tom Lee Park and and relax for a little bit in Handy Park on Beale.

Reashun G. • July 27, 2016The tours & museum are great. You can learn a lot of history here about Memphis.

Sasha C. • October 30, 2017The place to be during the summer, very relaxing and fun for the kids.

Amy D. • April 10, 2011Lookout over an original Civil War fort wall onto the MS River. Walk over the Law School bridge and enjoy the peaceful view.

Tamara B. • March 15, 2015Even though we visited on a very foggy day, we had a good view of the river.

Mike W. • September 22, 2010Great view of the river, Tom Lee Park and the new bridge.

Lori T. • March 21, 2010Best place to run in all of Memphis!

Kelly G. • May 11, 2017Great view of the river. Quiet and secluded.

Alejandra C. • April 22, 2019I love this park ! They have a little dog park section too if you take your puppy. Just a nice place for a walk and some peace and quiet.

Kerry C. • June 11, 2012The Peabody splash park is free and open to the public every day from May until September.

The Commercial Appeal • December 2, 2011Robert Church Park opened in 1899 as the city's first park for black residents.

Terry G. • September 21, 2012Fun for the kid too. Just watch for traffic.

Kadeem M. • February 18, 2012"New heaters, use them only if you know how to turn them off" -management

Fernando G. • June 17, 2016Lindo Park ótimo para relaxar ou ler um livro

J Stanley B. • July 11, 2010Bring drinks and enjoy the walk.

s. • June 7, 2013Watch out for the big red cat that poops outside the can. #urm

Gavin A. • April 15, 2019The mile loop starts at this point. To complete 1 mile, proceed east to the perimeter sidewalk; make two laps around the perimeter, then return to this point.