Parks

Airport Park at Outlaw Field Road and Wallace Boulevard, playground, picnic pavilion, basketball pad.

Ashton Park, North Senseney Circle; playground equipment, benches, picnic pavilion, quarter-mile walking trail.

Barksdale Ballfields, 390 Gaylewood Drive; four lighted baseball fields, playground, pavilion, picnic tables.*

Bel Air Park, 124 Marie Drive, playground equipment, two soccer practice fields, open space, two picnic pavilions, basketball pad, benches, half-mile walking trail.

Billy Dunlop Park, 1930 E. Boy Scout Road, large pavilion with stage, picnic tables, restrooms, playground equipment, open play areas, picnic areas, fishing, walking trails, walking bridge over creek.

Burchwood Park, 2608 Burch St., playground equipment, picnic tables, open play area, basketball pad, pavilion.

Burchett Park, 520 Roselawn Drive, playground equipment, picnic area, barbecue pad, small pavilion, basketball court.

Coy Lacy Park, 105 Canterbury Road, picnic pavilion, playground equipment, backstop, quarter-mile walking trail, open space, picnic tables, benches.

Dalewood Park, 6 Dalewood Drive, playground equipment, pavilion, backstop, quarter-mile walking trail, open space.

Dixon Park, 117 S. 10th St., picnic pavilion, restrooms, tennis courts, water play, basketball pad, playground equipment, amphitheater, pavilion.

Edith Pettus Park, 345 Farris Drive, playground equipment, open fields, two pavilions, benches, picnic tables.

Fairgrounds Park, 1190 Cumberland Drive (Highway 48/13); fenced area: large pavilion with stage, kitchen, restrooms, lighted show ring, small pavilion, open spaces for events by reservation; open park area: two small pavilions with restrooms, playground equipment, fishing pond, three football fields, soccer practice fields, open space, one-mile walking trail, boat ramp to Cumberland River, Where Imagination Flows Community-Built Playground with pavilions, Bark Park off-leash dog park with pavilion.

Fort Defiance Park, 120 A St.; Old Civil War earthen fort, walking trail with informational signs, picnic areas.

Heritage Park Complex, 1241 Peachers Mill Road, soccer fields, eight lighted softball and baseball fields, concession/restroom building, two playgrounds, skate park, basketball courts, three pavilions, picnic tables.

Lettie P. Kendall Park, 300 A St., playground equipment, water play area, walking trail, historical area.

McGregor Park, 640 N. Riverside Drive, pavilion, two stages, one-mile walking trail connected to the Upland Trail, picnic areas, ADA accessible playground, restrooms, boat ramp to Cumberland River, As the River Flows Museum depicting Clarksville's river history.

Mericourt Park, 1340 Madison St., two lighted softball fields, two unlit softball fields, playground equipment, picnic areas, pavilion with restrooms and concession area.

Patriot Park, 3176 Fort Campbell Blvd., quarter-mile walking path, benches.

Sevier Station, 326 Walker St., stone cabin purportedly occupied by early settlers.

Sherwood Forest Park, 229 Kings Deer Drive, playground equipment, picnic tables, basketball pads, quarter-mile walking trail, pavilion.

Smith Ballfield, 742 Greenwood Ave., lighted softball field, concession/restroom/press box building.*

Swan Lake Sports Complex, 2002 Sanders Road; three lighted softball fields; picnic pavilion, playground equipment, concession/restrooms/press box building, eight lighted tennis courts and tennis center, shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits, two sand volleyball courts.

Stokes Field, Cunningham Lane, seven lighted baseball fields, one unlit baseball field, concession/restroom/press box building.*

Trice Landing Park, 99 Oak St.; Boat ramp to Cumberland River, restrooms, picnic area with ADA accessible pavilion.

Upland Trail, 0.7-mile walking trail; connects to McGregor Park RiverWalk and ends at overlook bridge just before Valleybrook Park.

Valleybrook Park, 213 Crossland Ave.; pavilion, restrooms, playground equipment, quarter-mile walking trail, picnic tables, open play field, sand volleyball courts, basketball pads. * Ballfields not on city property are contracted to Parks and Recreation for seasonal use.