Parks in Franklin, TN

Over 800 acres of green space connected by trails, waterways, and enough variety to keep outdoor enthusiasts busy year-round. All parks are free and open dawn to dusk.

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Timberland Park

72 acres just off the Natchez Trace Parkway featuring loop trails, picnic areas, and scenic overlooks. Dogs on leash welcome. Williamson County Parks and Recreation.

Pinkerton Park

Franklin's most popular community park. Paved walking loop, large playground, disc golf, skate park, and Fort Granger trail access.

Winstead Hill Park

61-acre park with a Civil War monument and panoramic views. 1.3-mile loop trail through hardwood forest.

Harlinsdale Farm

230 acres of rolling pastureland with an iconic white barn. Dog park, walking trails, and open space for pickup games.

Fieldstone Park

Community park with soccer fields, playground, and a walking path. Active youth sports programs.

Jim Warren Park

Large sports complex with baseball fields, soccer fields, and a popular walking path around the perimeter.

Liberty Park

Multipurpose park with playground, pavilion, open fields, and a paved loop trail. Great for picnics and casual walks.

Harpeth River Greenway

Paved multi-use trail connecting multiple parks along the Harpeth River. Great for running, cycling, and strollers.

Aspen Grove Park

Small but beautiful neighborhood park with a playground, picnic pavilion, and a short nature trail in Westhaven.

Spencer Creek Park

Quiet neighborhood park with fishing access, a nature trail along Spencer Creek, and picnic tables under mature trees. Off the beaten path and peaceful.

West Franklin

(615) 794-2103

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