This playground is incredibly unique and a not to be missed if you have kids are in the Memphis…read morearea. From slides, to sand, to swings, to human-sized spider webs, there's something for everyone. Comprised of "nests" that each feature a different type of play and surrounded by a huge arching leafy arbor, the Woodland Discovery Playground is like nothing I've ever seen before (and I feel like I've seen A LOT of playgrounds) Fun for mom and dad too, as we got in on the sliding, swinging, and climbing action as well. Definitely bring sunscreen and water if you go in the summer. We were there on a very hot day, and while there was a food truck type place that appeared to sell snow cones, it was not open. There is a restroom facility near the entrance to the area, and I would assume they have water fountains there, but I didn't see any water sources within the playgrounds. And while the arbor provides some shade, the actual play areas are in direct sun for the most part.

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!

Probably one of the best parks in the area. I love it. Definitely gonna be coming here more often…read more Definitely recommend it to other Mamma's looking for a safe park for their Littles.

This is an awesome park. It spans 20 acres and has a little bit of everything. They have a decent…read morebaseball/softball field with dugouts and a scoreboard. There is also a nice set of lighted tennis courts at this park, a shelter with picnic tables and built-in restrooms, a roller hockey court, tons of green space, and two play grounds. The older and smaller playground is located by the picnic shelter. It is on a bed of wood chips and has a medium sized jungle gym with a couple of slides and a rock climbing wall. Thee is also a rocking animal and a bank of traditional swings there too. On the area's perimeter they have placed a couple of benches to sit and watch your littles play. The bigger playground is much newer, on artificial grass, and has a treehouse kind of vibe. It is called Everybody's Tree House and is an inclusive area that consists of a large jungle gym with bridges and slides. The other equipment includes monkey rings, a sit and spin, a climbing wall, climbing nets, some hold and spins, and a sway fun glider. Of course there are places for caregiver to sit while their littles play. It is a very nice area. The park is also home to a large pergola with mushroom style table and chairs. It is is little weathered but still serviceable. You will see a nice field with artificial turf near the big playground. It is a very nice field, but I am unsure if it is actually part of the park. The park has a decent amount of spots available along the main road that it is off of. There is also some parking available on the opposite side. I really like this park. iT is well maintained and has a lot to offer. You could easily spend a half day or more here.

Omg I just stepped across this indoor world. It looks amazing for my little three-year-old. We will…read morebe coming by. I just took a tour. It looks amazing. I will be looking forward for her coming here and playing. Very quiet very comfortable environment. They have party rooms, a effort, baby changing table it looks real cozy in here very clean looks very nice and the play area is closed off so the little children can just leave

The best place for kids! We went it was fun CLEAN and the staff is helpful and kind! My kids had a…read moreblast and the best part when we took a nap break we were able to come back!!! If in the area or live in Memphis it's a must try for kids! I have twin 3 year olds and their older brother (6) and each one enjoyed it, they are already asking to come back!!!

Driving through Memphis we noticed a fun arch and decided to explore. It was the Bike Gateway of…read morethis gorgeous park. SO glad we stopped. We walked through the forest trails and enjoyed some peaceful down time. Lots of different people using the space in different ways. It's definitely a benefit to the community and a tribute to the individuals who fought to keep the highway away.

What a beautifully well maintained and exciting park!…read more A friend and I got lost on the many winding woodsy paths but also enjoyed the convenience of the concrete path being within a few feet. Spring has sprung! And what better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than traipsing through the forest, like a chipmunk, with a pal! We hugged a tree so big that our (little) arms still had room between them! This park is magical, and apparently has owls, if you're into birding!

My favorite park in Germantown/Memphis. Excellent playgrounds, beautiful walking path, very nice…read morepond. Baseball, soccer fields, lots of room to run. They have BBQ grills and places to picnic. It's gorgeous year round! The trees are changing colors now and it's perfect!!

Nice park with a couple different sets of swings for the kids. Located in Germantown, which is a…read morenice area in the greater Memphis area. We went to metal detect but since you can't dig, there wasn't much of a point to it.

I'm starting to become a fan of Memphis' smaller green spaces. There are small parks and massive…read moremedians scattered around the city that are usually less crowded than the large parks. That's why I love Peabody Park in midtown. It's smaller and less crowded than nearby Overton Park, and it's got some unique features. There are two large metal sculptures by local artist Yvonne Bobo, a pavillion, and a large playground. But the best thing about Peabody Park is the splash park. During the summer, it's packed with kids trying to cool off in the intermittent spray from fountains, geysers, misters and rainfalls. The park is also home to the Raymond Skinner Center, a community recreation center that has special resources for people with mental and physical disabilities. The splash park at Peabody Park is free and open daily during the summer.

Peabody Park is my favorite park in midtown. There are multiple slides, swings (including infant…read moreswings), monkey bars, fun little tunnels and playground games for the kids. There's also a little pavilion near the playground and a larger one off to the side near the splash park. During the summer, our girls love to don their bathing suits and run around in the motion controlled splash park sprinklers. There are smaller ones for the little kiddies and larger splashes for the fearless older kids. The equipment is all in good shape, and I never worry about my kids getting hurt. When we go out for family day, this is one of our favorite stops.

Felt safe and the parks were fun for my kids to explore. Some pictures here are of Germantown…read moreStation Park so I was a little caught off guard but the two playgrounds were nice and shady. There was a nice fishing pond and walking path across the street, as well.

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

My husband picked this campground online, and wow did he nail it. It's fantastic. Just $25 a day…read morefor the small RV section, and that includes free electricity, water, and gray water dumping right at your site. Black water dumping is available at a designated area. The highlights for me were being near the water, and the absolute gem of a camp hostess, Melissa. When my husband checked us in he said, "She's really friendly," and a few hours later I met her myself and had to agree. Plus, I got to meet the camp kitties. Shadow, the all-black mini panther, totally stole my heart. What a sweetheart. The campground was very quiet and peaceful, with free firewood and super clean bathrooms that are ice cold, which was a total win on a hot day. The showers are free and in great condition too. The entire park is tidy and well maintained. It's a dry park, so if you're planning to enjoy a cocktail by the fire, just be a little stealthy and bring a cozy. Civilization is about a 15-minute drive away, but still dry... so plan accordingly. Highly recommend this place. We will definitely be back.

What a nice park. I came here as it showed up my hiking app and I wanted to walk my dogs before…read morecontinuing my road trip. I walked the lake trail, the rushed gravel trail along the edge. Cyclists have to use the paved trail so walkers and dog walkers can rest with ease There are restrooms at every pavilion. The park also has playgrounds, shelter, a campground and forested hiking trails. The best thing for those with dogs is the dog jumping pier. My dogs had a blast on the warm day we were here. There is also a dog beach.

I enjoy everything about Shelby Farms! The park is beautiful, the lake is peaceful, and the walking…read moretrail gives you a full cardio workout.

THE best park! There is something to do for everyone. Boat rentals, splash park, playground, Go…read moreApe, paddle boats, horse stables, various lakes, fishing, disc golf, dog park, walking and biking trails and more! This is a must see in Memphis, especially when the weather is nice. But even if it's raining or hot, they have a great outdoor patio at their visitors center where you can sit under nice big fans and enjoy the park no matter what the weather is!