Mississippi River Park — Attraction in Memphis

I enjoyed being there. Of course I went to the boat ramp to go fishing but its changed allot since years ago when I use to visit. The Belle is no longer there just a spot. Can still walk the river walk across under the Tram also. Or walk the river walk into the Museum. Has a big open area at the end of the peninsula and its just pretty all the way around. No matter the time of day its very peaceful. Feels wild because you can still see the city but have a place to seek refuge and feel like your away from it at the same time. The fishing in the river is awesome. Especially cat ! Have caught drum, gar, flathead, blue cats, monster cats !! Enjoyable place to take the fam for sure. Especially of your happy with the simplicity in life? Views of the city and Memphis Bridge are very good ! Great for taking pics. Allot has changed on river front also. Haven't been in awhile its something to check out. I have no complaints .. clean for the most...

If coming during daylight hours to sunset then wonderful place with plenty of things to do. Overnight can be bit scary because of Memphis crime and homeless unpredictability. Also at night there are events like movie night and other events to best preplan to have best experience. Though the cost has changed in most areas you can still witness best sunsets and find adventure without or within a certain budget.Just remember that to see it all naturally is still most memorable and surprising way to create a lasting experience for you an especially your family! Please go and try to experience the history and combine the natural with turn of century feel to really get that ultimate feel of Home Of TBlues as a...

It seems like the theme of this park is sustainability and accessibility.

The playground is made of mostly wood and rope. It has a ramp up to accommodate wheelchair users or people with mobility restraints. It is large and sturdy enough for even adults to play on.

Along the walking path is a wide variety of trees and flowers. I specifically love the wildflower gardens snaking throughout the park. And there are well-used bird houses. If you see a tree you like, look down! Many of the trees are labeled with bronze plaques.

I'm unsure of the laws, but it seems you are even able to fish from the Mississippi from this...