Aycock Park is a small park located in Millington, TN. We just stop here when we visit the area so…read morethat the kids have a place to play. All they really have here is a small playground area, two baseball diamonds, gazebo, picnic tables, tennis courts and a nice open size playing area. If you are looking for a nice place to fly some kites with your kids, this would be a good place to visit. For those who are interested in having a family outing, you can also rent the pavilion, they charge $30 for full days and $60 for a full day. Aycock Park is next door to the Munford Funeral Home, how lovely? [Review #349] (109th Review of 2015)

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.

The Park hunt continues... it's just getting better and better... walk trail galore and everything…read moremy toddler needs in a park playground So to me actually looks like there may be multiple trails within this park or perhaps one continuous trail but nonetheless the walk ability is a plus.. My toddler loves outdoors and loves to explore so it's a win win for us

Previous reviewers posted about 12 months ago with some great pictures of this park and I have no…read moreidea where this park is - but the only thing at Elmore Civic Park is a set of sad swings in the middle of wildly overgrown weeds and grass. Don't waste your time.

This is a spacious local park centered around a lake, great for hiking, fishing, or just relaxing…read moreoutdoors. There's also an RV area with about 30 sites, and at only $20 a day, it's a fantastic deal. It wasn't full during our stay, which made it feel peaceful and uncrowded. My husband did complain about the mosquitoes, but oddly enough, they don't bother me as long as I'm sitting next to him, he's nature's bug spray, I guess. The camp host was incredibly sweet and welcoming, and we loved the little camp cats roaming around. One of them, Shadow, was especially adorable and even let us pet him. All in all, a great campsite with a relaxed vibe and some charming furry company. Would happily stay again.

Great history museum and trails. Wonderful lookout point for sunsets…read more Fantastic rangers, friendly and attends to whatever is needed.

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

This is basically a parking lot with a field that is fenced in. It is a nice enough place if you…read moreare a kid in the neighborhood and you and your friends want to play a quick baseball game, but that is all.

I'm dating myself quite a bit here, but I remember when this place was a work in progress - that's…read moreright, more than a decade ago. So when my competitive husband started running daily after I started a running habit, I shrugged him off when he started going on and on about the Vollintine Evergreen greenline. But now I see the light! This is a sweet little community spot where you can ride your bike, jog with your stroller, or just sit along the trail and enjoy the canopy of trees overhead. I love the remnants of the reclaimed train tracks, the giant blue beings at the end of the line, and that it's a community-owned and maintained trail. Way to go Memphis!

Would have been a 5 star ... but the no shade is a big bummer…read more Great little playground for kids. However I highly recommend going in the late afternoon/evening as there is no shade near the playground. Aside from a pretty cool (and well maintained) playground area, theres a small duck pond with a fountain and a walking path ... they also have a handicap accessible swing which is always an added bonus!