Suggestions for Park near Evergreen Historic District, Memphis

Shiloh R. • October 14, 2010very historical, good trails, good enviroment

Steve Z. • May 12, 2013Try feeding them! $2. The big stingrays will bite a stray finger! Won't hurt, though!

Reashun G. • July 28, 2016I love the picnic areas.

Adrianne H. • June 3, 2015Love taking my daughter here

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

Leila  M. • May 16, 2014🐾They have 2 🐶parks for dogs. One for all dogs & one for little dogs under 🐩25 lbs.🐕

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!

Lauren B. • May 3, 2015Tom Lee Park is a safe family friendly park located on the shore of the great Mississippi River. Check out the new Beale Street landing and take pics of the Memphis Bridge.

Nathan R. • September 15, 2010Great playgroud with a tire swing, regular swings, slides and a soft rubbery play surface

Kerry C. • May 31, 2012Check out this monument to Shelby County's veterans from World Wars I and II, the Korean War, Vietnam and Desert Storm.

Dave L. • April 23, 2018Very good park but they recently removed the Jefferson Davis statue

Sarah L. • November 2, 2012Watch out for the bums!

Nathan J. • May 10, 2016Make sure to park along the free street parking and not on the Greensward, it'll save you $5 and the Greensward!

Tony • June 1, 2013Built in 1936. Recognized venue of Elvis' first professional rock-n-roll show, the Levitt Shell is an outdoor performing arts pavilion in the heart of Midtown, Memphis in the beautiful Overton Park.

Gavin A. • July 11, 2011Love how this reminds me of one of my favorite national parks: Yellowstone. They've done a great job on this!

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.

Lisa D. • November 1, 2013Great little play ground! Sometimes we just come to play!!!

Eddie G. • November 8, 20224.87 miles

Chase W. • February 14, 2019Prettiest place in Memphis. All the serenity of a park, but indoors.

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

Julie C. • May 26, 2012Best ball park ever. Great picnic area w/ ball field views, plus kids' playground.

E W. • August 8, 2011The city has added a water fountain to the park as well.