I really like this park. It is very peaceful and soothing. It offers some very nice paved trails,…read moresome of which run along a small lake (Nasoba Lake) and another section runs along the Wolf River. You will find a few picturesque bridges along the way and the trails are well defined and easy to navigate. This park is linked to the Germantown Greenway so, you can run/hike/bike here for miles. It is a beautiful park. The park has an adequate amount of spots to park in in its free private lot. You will find picnic tables and benches along the section of the park that runs along the lake, a very select few of which have a small shelter over them. I cannot confirm or deny if the lake is stocked or not, but there were a lot of people fishing there during my visit. One negative of the park, that it is out of its control is that certain of it areas are prone to flooding after a rain. It is nothing too bad though. This park is well maintained and is a diamond in the rough. I really enjoyed it. It lacks many of the amenities that I look for in a park, nut I took it for what it was, a nature trail park, and found enjoyment in that. It does not have any playgrounds and I could not find any restrooms. There aren't any other recreation activities either such as tennis, basketball or green space, but this park works and I highly recommend checking it out if you are looking for a nice place to hike or relax on a small lake.

Terrific pick park for walking and running. But the path needs to be wider to better accommodate…read morebicycles . Has ample parking and is easy to find. Luv it has lots of shade on the trail. For us solo walkers I prefer the late afternoon where I don't feel so alone. Thxs NP!

Get out get some fresh air outdoorsy nature up and enjoy the fresh air while being outside enjoying…read morethe outdoors

I love coming to this little park in Germantown. It's full of so many fascinating old-timey things…read moreand great photo places. I think there used to be a tour of the place because there are numbers all around on different locations. It's fantastic and I wish I could get the tour but I think a guy there said the people who used to run the place died.

It's a playground nice indeed much to see much to get done. Plenty of room to play and enjoy the…read moreday climb climb play play get on the steps slide down the slide. Enjoy the playground and everything around taking nature and enjoy the fresh air.

The WC Johnson Park walking trail is by far my favorite across Memphis. The wooden trail is…read moreelevated from the ground and well shaded. Half way through the trail, you will be lead to an opening seeing a beautiful Wolf River. Definitely good place for a leisure walk with family and friends.

Such an amazing and clean park. I brought my little one here to enjoy the playground and it was so…read morenice. Well kept and maintained. The police pulled and parked for a little while so we felt safe but even if they didn't the neighbor is a really safe neighborhood. The park is in Germantown which is the out skirts of Memphis. Definitely recommend

It has two different play areas and one is shaded. We walked the lake, watch the geese roam, and a…read morefew people were fishing in the small pond . There is a fully stocked book library too. There are several benches throughout the park for ample places to sit and watch your kiddies play. The lush greenery is very nice. We packed a cooler and rolled it around the park.

I took a vacation day from work today and took my granddaughter to Hinton Park. Second time I have…read morebeen here. It is a beautiful place and the weather was excellent. I still highly recommend this park. You can bring a picnic lunch and spend the day.

Bike trails, breezy running/walking trails, disc golf course, musical jungle gym playground for the…read morekids, a scenic lake, and landscaped to absolute perfection. A primed, open spot to fly drones, or simply spend a relaxing day/evening. Nestled into the protected wetland marsh mitigation of Collierville/Germantown.

At least to us, this was a hidden gem that a friend recently mentioned - and it's a great one!…read more Shelby Farms is already so expansive, but this adds another welcomed layer for the kids. Our little one enjoyed all of the various adventures and spaces in this area, and we will definitely be back several times over. My only thing is that it needs some maintenance and tidying up; I'm not sure how old it is (again, new to us despite us having a child for three years now), but there is definitely a good bit of wear and tear and some update that is needed to really make it spectacular. But it's definitely great!

Sweet baby Jesus, the kids loved this playground more than Christmas morning. Well, maybe not that…read moremuch but definitely ranks higher than Presidents' Day holiday.

Very large park with several areas to choose from. There is a tennis court, playground, Pavillion,…read morelake and more. Very easy to access and clearly marked to are navigation easy. Very well kept as the areas were all clean. There are a few restroom areas as well. Nice location for family outings

Beautiful and spacious park. Very clean and upkept…read more Huge playground and lakes, restrooms as well. Great place for a picnic

Inspired by the obscenely pleasant weather we've had over the past few weeks, I stopped by…read moreGermantown Municipal Park. Municipal Park is one of my long-time favorite suburban hang outs. No matter when I visit, it never seems crowded. There are tennis courts, a pond (with ducks), a pavilion, a playground, and a big open field that's perfect for playing. It's also the home of a historical home. The John Gray house is one of the oldest brick residences in Shelby County. It was originally located in Eads, but was moved to Municipal Park in 1989 for preservation. I've never been inside; every time I've been at the park, its doors have been locked. After a bit of enthusiastic jumping up and down (I'm short, and the windows are high up), I can report that the house is furnished as it probably would have been when it was built in the mid-1800s. Municipal Park is right next to the Germantown public library, which makes it a perfect place to catch up on your reading. The open field is perfect for picnics, and the playground has a huge jungle gym and swings.