Clarksville Park Guide:
Clarksville offers a variety of park options, some of which are hidden within the city and unknown to most families. There is something for everyone, whether you love nature, hiking, or simply need a place for your kids to play. Take some time to unwind and connect with nature by packing a picnic and enjoying the fresh air at one of the local parks in Clarksville.
Coy Lacy Park
Coy Lacy Park is located off Madison Street and is the perfect playground for babies, toddlers, and disabled children. It covers an area of 3.4 acres and is one of the oldest playgrounds in the city; it undergo renovations a few years ago with updates. The park has a soft and comfortable turf that is perfect for crawlers, while all the equipment is low to the ground, making it safe for toddlers. In addition, the park is equipped with handicap-friendly swings and a walking circle. Visitors can also enjoy a giant baseball or softball field, pavilions, and picnic tables available onsite.
RichEllen Park
RichEllen Park is an award-winning community park located in the Cumberland Heights/Palmyra area. The park spans 51 acres and features a variety of amenities suitable for people of all ages. The Montgomery Central Little League has recently moved to this park. Visitors can enjoy a 1.5-mile paved walking trail that is accessible to those with disabilities.
