We live two towns over but we're driving through and thought we'd stretch our legs…read more This park is amazing, but could use a little repair. Bathrooms are dated, but cleaner than most rest stops. The walking/biking path is 100% well kept and my personal favorite part of the park. I am hoping to come back with my grands, and from afar the playground looks like a kids dream. Fitness park definitely is in disrepair. But I love the idea of it. The wading pool was closed and the water looked clean, but was full of leaves (it was just fall y'all) The creek behind the park was peaceful and pretty. Finally, leaving a one star because they dont allow dogs doesn't set well with me. Because there were so many young kids on bikes and skates, I can see where a dog could get hurt or cause a new rider to get hurt. There are plenty of dog friendly parks, but not nearly the amount of skate/bike friendly places for younger kids. As a dog owner, I wouldn't want to walk my elderly dog here. And honestly, it was refreshing not having to navigate piles of dog waste. But that's a rant for another park!

After driving for a few hours, it was awesome to get out and go for a walk in this massive park…read more Multiple covered pavilions, multiple playgrounds, a really nice level walking trail. They have a couple of Level 1 chargers that are probably used for hosting a festival or such but it worked nicely to add 10% to my onboard battery while I walked around. [Review 1211 of 2024 - 526 in Tennessee - 22234 overall]

We loved the loop you can run or walk on and the pavilions you can have lunch in or rent!! So much…read morespace to relax and enjoy the Spring weather! We love that you can bring your doggies too. Great place for families or just a day out enjoying the fresh air!

Nice playground and splash pad. My daughter likes to spend time there…read more Sometimes they sell there shaved ice, which is not too healthy.(

I love walking the trails at Bledsoe Park - they are clean and safe with great views - I don't…read moreremember the names of the trees or plants but my hiking buddy is good with them. It was great to reach the water and see the greenery that is tied to the lake

This park is set up great, BUT before 7:30am we had dump trucks driving by shaking our camper, a…read moretrack hoe and a Jack hammer operating within 100 yards of our camper- again BEFORE 7:30am. The park is clean and set up perfectly (would love septic hookup) but we've always loved staying here but this extreme noise was a bit much. I felt sorry for the people next to us who had small children. We were here to help a family member who was recovering from an hospital stay and we were very tired. We've not encountered this during any other visits at the park.

I don't consider a SP a business, lots of trails there, I recently did some photography there, it's…read moreokay

We did the 1.5 hour ride and it was perfect. Even on a hot day, it was a perfect ride through the…read moreforest. We had opportunities for pics. The horses were well trained and our guide Erica was great!

I love the trail near the fields. It's not very long but it's mostly along the creek and is tree…read morelines. And it is paved so everyone can enjoy.

The Mount Juliet Town Center Trail is a new-ish 3-4 mile trail along West Division Street. It is…read morewell paved not a bad trail to stretch your legs, run, walk, etc. However, it's along a bit of water too and the gnats are out in full force. I've never seen so many people walking while flailing their arms out in front of them to avoid eating bugs, getting bugs in their eyes, having the bugs die in their hair. It would have been comical if I wasn't flailing around, too! I definitely got home and saw that my hair line/hair had a few dead bugs in it. BUGGY. Pretty disgusting. Maybe that's seasonal and the gnats will be dead soon? If that's the case, I'd definitely consider walking along this well paved path again.

Look, I'm no cyclist but I had to appreciate Lock 4 Mountailn Bike Park when Yelp Nashville came…read moreout to sponsor Dirt, Guts, and Doughnuts (to benefit Ride For Reading) last weekend. Was it a hike for me in Gallatin? Yes. Will I likely make my way back here unless we sponsor the event again? No. However, if I were to bike.. this would be a legit spot to do so with the scenic views and trails.

Hiking is prohibited so if you if you do yield for cyclist, cause if you're hit, it's your fault…read more If you're wearing digital music device and can't hear the warning behind you... Gallatin Police Dept make frequent trips to the park. If you do intermediate that goes to across the street, watch for cars, they like to race down this street. This park is excellent cardio workout. When I first started I was actually scared of the beginners section lol. The playground is cool. I love the 3 sections across the street. The Jeep trail wipes me out but I love it! I do all but the advanced which is edgy by the lake and I have fear of falling so i can't do it. Please come and enjoy! The guys at Bikers Choice have made this ride enjoyable! Watch for deer crossing!

We have had an amazing time every time we wen't there, the power lines were bad but they fixed up…read morethe park and now it is the perfect place for human and pup play!

I really enjoyed this park, but those power lines are no joke. I could hear and feel them…read more There is a sign posted letting you know if you have medical issues that the powerlines could affect to basically not enter the park. There is a play area for kids, and a nice picnic area that is covered. It is also right by a creek. There is an area for big dogs with tunnels to go through, and an area for small dogs with smaller tunnels. The problem with the small dog area is that there is a huge gap in the fencing. Even-if it was half the size my dog could get out of it. We still played in there, and I wasn't worried at all because when I tell my dog to freeze he immediately does so- even if he is in the air he will come down, and land in a position where he does not move. If there is any doubt that your dog won't stop exactly when you tell him/her to please be careful or block the open spot. It is right by the road, so they would run directly into the road. I taught my dog how to go through tunnels here. Very happy for the experience.

We've driven past this park numerous times, but never officially stopped to visit, until today! The…read moreentrance for the park is right behind a Dairy Queen drive-thru which can act as a bonus treat for walking this loop a few times. There's a creek that runs alongside of the walking trail and a small grouping of trees at the end of the loop. These offer some shade and two swinging benches to take a quick break from the summer heat. Beyond that this trail is mostly in the sun, but stays flat the entire way. It's great for running, dog walking or teaching kids how to ride a bike away from traffic. There is an open field area that I guess you could have a picnic on, but you're right next to Mt. Juliet rod so there's a lot of noise traffic noise. Plus there are also two wetland sections that I'm sure have a ton of mosquitos. Maybe just get in a few quick laps here and take off. According to my phone, one lap around is 2,500 steps. Get into it!