This park opened in 1979 and has 7 acres. It has a playground, tennis courts, a paved…read morewalking/jogging path, and a gazebo. It was originally gifted to the city of Nashville by James Granbery, Jr, and the parkland sits against Granbery School. It's a very charming park, with a great paved path. This park also has one of those circuit exercise sections- the second one I've seen in a Metro Park, and I love it. I'm sure it's busy during the school year, so go enjoy it before the school year starts; it was dead empty upon our arrival on a gorgeous Saturday.

The pictures are very misleading, the playground belongs to the school and it is fenced off, or at…read moreleast fenced off during the school season, maybe it's different in the summer?

I am infuriated that management does not seem to care about folks that cannot bathe in the sun @…read morethe Franklin location! I understand there was a lawsuit, and the lifeguards have to take up the whole shady area for emergency purposes. But, you could at least accommodate and provide for us otherwise. It's absolutely ridiculous that I see people who are paying good money for membership having to bring their own chair umbrellas, and I'm having to stuff my lounge chair in between two freaking picnic tables that are occupied. Word of advice, I suggest you remedy this situation as quickly as possible and definitely before it opens next year. I would think anybody in their right mind would've already had this well planned out before the pool opened, but it gets worse every time I come. On the other hand, you may have a lot more lawsuits for people getting sun cancer because you can't provide umbrellas for those of us that require it, to take shade. I have never been so disappointed in something in Franklin, Tennessee. You should demonstrate more class and consideration than this mess! And, I've been a resident of Franklin my entire life. I have been a member of this facility for many years, but you have completely failed this year in regards to the pool area. I'm so disappointed in this location! To add, there are many many more people that feel the same way I do. I've been talking to a lot of people. I have a feeling you're gonna lose a lot of memberships from this point forward, unless you change things. If you want to complain to the Director, his name is Gordon Hampton x 2015. One more thing you need to know, "adult swim" is interrupted by all the lifeguards taking break in the deep end to do splashing contests. So, I had to void my plans of quietly floating on my back. The young adults (lifeguards) overtook the entire area, and the older adults had no room to enjoy it. Again, bad management! Horseplay should be done before and after hours, not during public operation. It also gives a bad impression to the little ones, when the older kids act crazy and carelessly in the pool. There are proper times and places for everything!

My nephew's travel soccer team recently played here. The facility and grounds were ok. Nothing…read moremind blowing. The restrooms could use some cleaning. Nice view of the soccer fields. They have bleachers if you happen to not have your own chairs. There's a covered pavilion area and a walking track. There's ample parking available. Overall , this is a decent park.

Always a fun place for all ages. Playground, creek, splash pad and ball fields…read more Well lighted and safe.

Just moved to SH & was excited to bring my kids here today. Lots to do including splash pad, fun…read moreplayground & bb courts

Birthday Party mode unlocked and we had a blast! The catering options are a bit sparse but the…read morestaff was very kind to help with set up and tear down. They have 3 party planning options and we chose semi-private. The kids ran wild and had a blast with the indoor 'park' like environment. Plenty of seating and thankfully air conditioning lol! 10-10 Will party here again!

Their HVAC was out the hottest day of the year. Sure, they have fans inside, but my kids are…read morerunning around and didn't realize that they could potentially get heat stroke. They didn't even have cold water for sale. Seems like to be a very outdated place for what they charge.

Great little neighborhood playground! I wish that more neighborhoods around here had playgrounds in…read morethem. Little Tikes equipment, with a couple things to climb and slide, an animal matching game, tic-tac-toe, and a separate climbing structure. Two baby swings and two regular swings, and a truck. Very safe as it is on a cul-de-sac, and lots of grass to roam around too. Has a trash can but no bathroom since it is just a little neighborhood. We enjoyed stopping here! One swing needs some fixing but otherwise fun! Great reason to consider living in Champan's Crossing!

6/10/23: in Jim Warren Park in Franklin, TN. Really beautiful park with a pond, picnic area,…read moreplayground. We did the rivian test driving there. Apparently it also has a skatepark, tennis courts, football fields.

I've come out here 3 different times over the last 2 years and not once have I been able to use the…read morebaseball field. Does anybody ever wonder why the players from the Latin America's are better than Americans? They have baseball fields and live at them, day and night. We have baseball fields, yet they are locked for the local rec leagues to use. How are baseball players supposed to get better when the community park that has the fields are consistently locked? Who does that benefit? If it's for the community, open up the gates and let the kids play.. change the culture..

I don't think I've ever left a poor review but there is a first for everything. We drove from…read moreseveral states away to check out this rink and another in the area. The rink is clean and has a reallyyyy nice floor, the floor is very small but the quality of the wood floor makes up for it. However, we left after my very skilled kids were told they were skating too fast. It would be a nice rink for beginner skaters.

Nothing seriously alarming happened while me and my family were there but there were 4 or 5 cops…read morethere to keep things in check (security). Needing that many cops at a skating rink led me to believe that bad things have happened in the past. The skating rink itself is nice but some of the teenagers that were there were loud and roudy. Things have changed since I was a kid. We didn't need security at skating rinks, much less cops.

This park opened in 1913, and was originally named the Chestnut Street Park. Park Commissioner…read moreRobert Dudley's two daughters were tragically killed in a car accident, and the park board voted to rename the park in their honor a year later in 1914. By 1920, the park had a swimming pool, a ball diamond, and a bandstand. The community center was built in the 1930s. Tennis courts were added in the 1960s. Today, it has picnic shelters, a playground, baseball field, football/multipurpose fields, and a paved walking/jogging path, over 6 acres. It's a cute neighborhood park, surprisingly unbusy on a Saturday afternoon, but well worth a brisk summer walk.

Driving down 4th Ave. S past car mechanics and old urban houses, Dudley Park comes as a pleasantly…read moresurprising green space. Located right next to a preschool, it is well-maintained and offers a lit football field, baseball diamond, playground, picnic tables, and an asphalt path that runs around the parameter of the park. There isn't really anything particular about this park that would cause me to visit it deliberately, unless I was looking for a place to kick around a soccer ball or something like that. But it's a nice addition to the neighborhood, and I always find it heartening to discover another green space in the city.