Bob Hailey Athletic Complex, 8750 Farmington Boulevard

This 44 acre park is home to four lighted baseball fields, three lighted football fields, two restroom/ concession buildings, multiple walking trails and parking areas.

Cameron-Brown Park, 8628 Farmington Boulevard

The park consists of four lighted baseball/softball fields, one lighted high school level baseball field and two lighted T-ball fields. All of which have the ability to accommodate football practice on the outfields. Thirty-two picnic sites with tables, grills and waste receptacles are available on site. Eight lighted pickleball courts with permanent nets are available for play. A ½ mile lighted hiking trail surrounds the three-acre fishing lake. A large family picnic pavilion is also located on site.

• (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Cone Park, 8831 Poplar Pike

This 1.2 acre park includes ADA accessible tot lot area, picnic areas with two tables, walking trails, general play area and drinking fountain.

• Picnic tables 

• Playground

Depot Park, 2260 West Street

This two-acre park is located on Germantown Road at the Southern Railroad. This park houses the Parks and Recreation Administration offices and is home to the renovated historic Train Depot. Learn more.

Dogwood Park, 8970 Ashmere Drive

Included in this six-acre park is a playground area, two lighted tennis courts, a ¼ mile jogging trail, bike trail joining the park with the school, six picnic tables, grills, trash containers, open space turf area for play and a small parking lot.

Farmington Park, 2029 Cordes

The 10 -acre park offers two lighted tennis courts, ADA accessible playground, parking, outdoor multipurpose court, pavilion/concession/restroom facility, one lighted lacrosse field, one lighted rugby field, and picnic sites.

Forgey Park/Off-Leash Dog Park, 1695 Riverdale Road

This five-acre park includes two picnic tables, grills, playground equipment, jogging and walking trails, benches and a small lake. The park is also home to the City’s off leash dog area with an approximately one acre fenced area, shade structures, park benches and water tap. The facility is separated into a space for small dogs less than 20 pounds and one for larger dogs.

• (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops.The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Fort Germantown Park, 3085 Honey Tree Drive

The five-acre park site is on the National Register of Historic Places. A historic landmark of a federal redoubt during the Civil War is a well-preserved example of the very fragile, small-unit field and garrison post widely used during the Civil War. It also includes a small parking lot and interpretive information.

Germantown Station Park, 3061 Laurinburg Circle

The six-acre park contains a two-acre fishing lake with a paved trail around the lake, an ADA accessible playground, eight picnic tables, grills, trash receptacles, drinking fountain and lake fountain.

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops.The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Grove Park, 1610 Hardy Oaks Drive

• 13 acres

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

• ADA accessible playground  

• Walking trails

Howard McVay Park, 7335 McVay Road

This 14-acre park is separated into two seven-acre parcels by Turpins Glen Road. The park offers a hiking trail, picnic area, two playground areas, a small pavilion and a two acre fishing lake.

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Johnson Road Park, 2970 Johnson Road

The nearly 60-acre park includes two fishing lakes, one open pavilion, one pavilion with restrooms, two lighted tennis courts, two lighted lacrosse fields, two croquet courts, an 18 -hole frisbee golf course and links to the City greenway system.

• 2 Lakes/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Lansdowne Park, 2045 West Arden Oaks Drive

This 14.3 acre park features a small fishing lake and walking/jogging trails.

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Municipal Park, 1900 S. Germantown Road

This 17-acrea park is part of Germantown Municipal Square that encompasses multiple municipal buildings and is adjacent to the Germantown Athletic Club and the Germantown Performing Arts Center. The park is serviced by six lighted tennis courts with a pro shop/tennis office- home of the City’s tennis provider, fishing lake, park restrooms, playground, lighted pavilion, picnic sites, sand volleyball and parking facilities. The site also houses the John Gray House, one of the oldest surviving brick residences in Shelby County, built prior to 1851.

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops.The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Nashoba Park, 1236 S. Germantown Road

This park consists of 18 acres of natural area. This park offers links to the Germantown Greenway system, picnic sites and a nine-acre fishing lake.

• Lake/Fishing (A valid Tennessee License is required for all anglers ages 13 years and older. To purchase a Tennessee State Fishing License click here, or you can purchase at numerous bait and tackle stores, including Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) enforces fishing license regulations.)

Poplar Estates Park, 1130 Poplar Estates Parkway

Ten acres of this 40-acre park have been developed as a neighborhood park. The park consists of a general open space, jogging/walking trails, picnic area, playground, nature area, benches, parking area and lighting.  Poplar Estates is a level one arboretum with more than 25 different species of trees.

Riverdale Park, 7345 Neshoba Road

The 20-acre park includes restrooms, pavilion, three ADA accessible playground areas, one lighted baseball/softball field, walkway through the park, picnic tables and grills, two lighted tennis courts, and a multipurpose area that has three pickleball court lines overlaid in which users must  bring their own nets. There is a feature inclusive play area known as “Everybody’s Tree House” which was built in 2010.

Civic Club Complex

This approximately 100-acre area is home to the Bobby Lanier Farm Park, C.O. Franklin Park, Cloyes Soccer Fields, Morgan Woods Park and the Germantown Soccerplex.

C.O. Franklin Park 

This park consists of approximately 50 acres located south of Poplar Pike. The existing space includes a 1-1/2 acre area of ADA accessible playground and six lighted tennis courts.

Cloyes Soccer Park - 20 acre park which has two lighted junior soccer fields and parking area, bleachers, and trash receptacles located near Red Devil Field.

• 2 lighted junior soccer fields

Morgan Woods Park - This 14-acre heavily-wooded park contains a scenic walking trail that winds behind Oaklawn Gardens and the Bobby Lanier Farm Park.   

Soccerplex – 20 acres containing four lighted soccer fields, restroom/concession facility and parking.

• 4 lighted soccer fields 

• Restrooms