This is an open area in the middle of a residential neighborhood that is pleasant enough, but…read moreoffers little in the way of calling itself a park. There is a small playgrounds with a few swings and a slide along with two picnic tables, a bench and a garbage can. There is also a small body of water with a nice bridge going across it, but that is pretty much it. This park serve this community well, but if you are looking for the huge expanse oh, you might want to seek elsewhere.

This is a small, but picturesque park. It can be hard to locate because it's basically inside of a…read moresuburban neighborhood. Worth stopping of in if you're in the neighborhood. There aren't many attractions in this suburban area so this one is probably best.

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

I like this trail! It has a good mix of hills and turns to keep your journey interesting. It is…read morealso well shaded for warmer days. The greenery is nice to look at and makes for a pleasant workout space or just a chill walk with friends.

First time on this trail and it was so peaceful. If you go to the left there's a .6 mile paved…read moretrail, if you go to the right it takes you to a beach and the trail continues (it's unpaved but there's a notable walkway from being walked so many times) stay on the walking trail and not where trucks have driven, the tire marks get very deep especially after a rain

My family and I really enjoy this park. They do so many events. Unfortunately, we don't go to a lot…read moreof them because it gets PACKED and there's typically a line for any event that makes it not even worth the wait. We do however love the new playground. Wish there was more shade and also it needs some seating inside the gated area. We've played tennis, come here to play Pokémon Go, attend some of the library field day events. It's just a great area for all sorts of outdoor activity.

We liked this park before. NOW, we love the new and improved playground. 9 slides, 6 swings and a…read moreplethora of activities on the playground to keep kids entertained for awhile!

This park has something for the entire family! Splash pad, walking trails and fitness equipment to…read morea large playground! It's beautiful and extremely clean. The bathrooms are extremely clean. The entire family will love this park.

This park is a full soccer park. Run by City of Memphis. They have added a couple of new scoops…read morefields to this park. We walk the area from the entrance on Quince Road to the Ridgeway Street entrance. That's about 2 miles. It's quiet and kinda empty most days. Busy on the days that they have kid or adult soccer games. Plenty of green spaces and open fields too. The pavilion has restrooms and water. Trash cans available too. And cleaning crews are there weekly to dump garbage and grass is cut regularly.

Soccer park nearby family house. I've seen better but it gave me what I needed.. a place to work…read moreout.

This is a medium sized park, spanning 5 acres. It is home to a retention pond with a nice paved…read moretrail around it. I cannot confirm or deny if the pond is stocked, but the city does allow it to be fished. You will also find a playground area with a medium sized jungle gym that has a bunch of slides, monkey bars, and a bridge. There is also monkey bars, a sand digger, a balance pole, a traditional and toddler swing. The area is lined with wood chips and can get rather muddy when wet. Under some shade trees you will find a couple of picnic tables and grills. There is free street parking on one side of the park and a private lot on the other. The park is located off of a main road, in between a couple of neighborhoods. The good news for caregivers is though that the playground area is fenced in. It is a well-maintained park and appeared to be a well-kept secret too. There was not anyone else there during my visit. The most popular part of the park by far, is its dog park. It is a membership park that is divided into two separate off-leash sections. This is a nice, low key park that I found enjoyable. It is not a destination park, but still has a lot to offer visitors.

A safe, secure environment for your dog. The Germantown Parks and Recreation Department offers a…read moremembership only, efficient operation by ensuring each dog is licensed and vaccinated. A medium size, securely gated, grass field, with a smaller enclosed area for smaller dogs. If you're a responsible dog handler, Forgey Park is a great place to exercise and socialize your dog. Simply got to the Germantown Parks and Recreation office and register your dog.

Christmas is perfect. They have 3 horse drawn carriages $30 per ride for the family or friends…read more Poinsetta tree. Lots of lights everywhere. What I like is that it has the old town feel and is not super crowded. Mensi ice cream down the road.

A major Historical Location, the Collierville Depot is open Monday through Friday for public…read moreviewing. Includes the Station with ticketing booth and waiting room plus exhibits. Also outside are train cars open for viewing. Don't miss the historical plaques- the depot was a major Union supply depot, plus the location of amajor battle. Definitely worth a visit!