This splash park is a ton of fun for the kids, and has a great covered patio with picnic tables for…read morethe parents. It's a good size "pad" with quite a few options to play with (like the classic pouring buckets, water sprayers, slides, etc.). My 2yo always has a blast here, but I see kids of all ages. Heck. I'd even play with him if I had my bathing suit on! Just know it is on base, ID holders only. Looking forward to using this during the summers we're stationed here!

This is a great splash park for younger kids! The catch is, it is on the Millington Naval Base. So…read moreyou either need to be military, or get escorted on by someone who is. It is clean, and the water is chlorinated. I love that they have a huge covered area with picnic tables, tables, and chairs. There are also lounge chairs and tables that are out in the sun if you'd like to get some sun bathing in. There is a bathroom, soda machine, and water fountains! There are also a couple of small charcoal grills you can use while you are enjoying the splash park as well! There are bike racks for those who live on base and want to ride their bikes over. And the best part is, it is free!

Davies Plantation Park is a pleasant park that has a nice enough walking path around a lake. It…read morealso has a small children's playground. Since we are on the subject of small, Davies Plantation Park also has a small parking lot. While not a big park, Davies Plantation Park is a pleasant park in Bartlett, Tennessee.

A great day to just . Enjoyed the outing this park has a picnic area closes to the playground that…read morehas four slides, 4 "big kid" swings and 2 toddler swings. There's a walking trail around the lake and trees for shade. Enjoyed the daylight. In order to fish you need a license which can be purchased at Walmart or online from the TWRA app. BTW, nothing was caught by us but the vitamin D

My sister owns a home on this lake. This is a beautiful man made private lake in a Lakeland…read moreneighborhood. My sister owns a boat and I get the privilege of enjoying this lake with them. Even though pretty much every house around the lake owns their own boat, the lake is never crowded except for the 4th of July. They have a wonderful fireworks display on the 4th of July. They also have floating music parties with live musicians and DJ's. It is also great for fishing. If you know someone that lives in this area, you should definitely check this lake out.

Garner Lake is a man made lake out in Lakeland and it is the Biggest lake in Shelby county at 235…read moreacres. All the neighboring boats around are great to get along with and you can see from ppl fishing, paddle boarding or just having a good time lounging out. It is especially a great viewing area for sunsets, stargazing and fireworks show during July 4th.

This place was a surprise! It goes on forever. I am not sure how long I spent driving toward the…read morecamping area through winding roads in thick, green woods, but it felt like ages. I stayed in the "primitive" camping area, and it was gorgeous: deep in the woods, serene and private. My site even featured raised gravel beds for tents. Yes, the bugs are brutal in the summer, as one would expect from being deep in the woods. If you've never spent a summer in the Southeast or Midwest, you are in for a rude awakening. They are even more brutal when one is showering with them in the park bathrooms; I'll probably find bites in very unpleasant places. None of this was the park's fault: the bathrooms were perfectly well-maintained, just full of clouds of mosquitos. Your showers will be brief, or else be achieved via Wet Wipe. The other reviews are correct: there is no signal in this park. They are also correct that you are camping and should just relax and unplug. What my silly, Millennial brain didn't put together was that no signal anywhere in this vast park also meant no help from navigation on my way back out of the park if I decided to try a different route than the way I came in. I got turned around for quite a while. Moral of the story: unplug and relax but don't stray from the path, Red Riding Hood. I enjoyed my time here and would definitely come back (but maybe in the fall when I would need less Caladryl).

Beautiful place; definitely a hidden gym. The park rangers need to keep up with the park better.read more

Edmund Orgill Park was opened in 1972 and is managed by the Shelby County Conservation Board, a…read morecitizen appointed board of the County of Shelby government. The park is named for Edmund Orgill (1899-1983), a progressive Mayor of the City of Memphis in the middle of the twentieth, who fostered better race relations. The Orgill name has been a fixture on the Memphis business scene for nearly two centuries, and Orgill Brothers (Orgill Inc.) is the oldest running business. The hardware distributor was founded in 1847 when the city was less than thirty years old with a population of less than 10,000 citizens. Orgill Brothers sold about anything a pioneer family would need. Orgill Park is composed of 440 acres of rolling meadows, lakeside vistas, paths and shady spaces for all kinds of outdoor recreation enjoyment. Casper Lake is a 67-acre centerpiece for fishing and boating activities, allowing kayaks, canoes and fishing boats (non-motorized except for trolling motors). There is a fishing pier and the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bream, sunfish, and catfish. There is a boat launch ramp with ample parking for trailers and guests. All TWRA rules (including fishing permits) apply to the use of Casper Lake. A 1.2-mile road meanders through the center of Orgill Park and around the east side of Casper Lake connecting Mudville Road (on the north side) with Kerrville-Rosemark Road (on the south side). There are acres of open spaces throughout the grounds for free play and any leisure activities, such as bicycling, jogging (a 5K Trail), walking, yoga, kite-flying, disk tossing, etc. Three covered pavilions with picnic tables are available for rental. A 2.84-acre pond is stocked during the Winter months with trout. [Review #698] (22nd Review of 2023)

This playground is really cool, if I were still a kid I'd be having a blast. My almost 2yo has a…read morelot of fun, but I see kids of all ages here playing. There are multiple slides, swings, and everything in between. There's a field here also, and just a lot of land, not sure what else is included in the "park." Oh, and there are shaded areas with picnic tables for parents or for snack time. Glad we have it out here!

Today is Saturday, April 20, 2019…read more I've been searching in the area for different parks. I've come across this particular park. It's nearby a school and I like this location. When you enter where the park is located-which is behind the school there are five bike ramp parking slots for bikes as well as when you enter the drive to the right there are parking spaces for vehicles First thing I like about this park is that it is gated with a fence that goes around the entire border of the park. for obvious reasons I have a toddler and so have it closed and by gate is a big of importance to me. Second thing I like about this park is that I can park my vehicle at about 6 feet away and I can still visually see my vehicle from standing in the middle of the park Also within the park itself there are two sitting areas (benches) for parents, guardians, siblings and caretakers to rest Just to note: that after a rain some areas of the park have standing water which is expected there's a hippo, crocodile and a ladybug on two out of three of those for the kids to play with there's a little bit of standing water -so just be mindful after the rain-when visiting a park as is anywhere else that is an outdoor activity As I stand in the middle of the park I do notice that the make up of the ground is very textured soft cushiony- when kiddos are running around they are not running around on gravel necessarily or asphalt this is a soft cushiony material

Yellow Trail is great! good work out with constant elevation changes…read more You meander throughout the whole park on trails well marked with Yellow Trail markers. I walk/run this trail all the time.

A little rocky around the lake, so it was harder to navigate with a stroller. But nice unpaved…read moretrails, the lake just seemed very mucky the day we were there. We did see some turtles and ducks, which was fun for the kids. Lots of fish in the lake also, since we saw someone catch some. They also seem to have fun events at this park, we were there for Touch A Truck and it was fun. Overall, a nice & quiet park for a stroll.

This is a small park by the performing arts center and community center in Bartlett, Tennessee. It…read morecircles a small lake and was an overall amazing place to unwind and relax after a long day. I would definitely recommend this small park. All in all, it has a great vibe and was a pleasant place to walk and just relax.

i fish there all the time caught plenty of bluegills that were hand sized and catfish and very…read morepeaceful out there

Needs updating, cleaning, and minor repairs. But still useable and fun. Also needs a protective…read morefence or lining around the back. There's a drop off that kids can run off if not paying attention

Cute little park! Water was turned off when we stopped by, so pack extra. It does have a sprinkler…read morethere not sure when it's active. Also the retro coffee and grind donuts food cart is amazing.