Frankie Pierce Park — Attraction in Nashville-Davidson

This is a beautiful park only few minutes drive from downtown. The park is huge, free to explore. It has several large murals in multiple underpass bridge, walls and boundaries. There’s a big children’s playground, a sand volleyball courts, and picnic benches. There’s a dog park as well. There are free parking spots right along the curb of the park, with 2 hours limit. At the entrance of the park there are multiple gates built with steel beams.

The park seemed to be safe and well lit. Even after dark, we were comfortably hanging out in the playground and taking pictures around the park. The underpass with the big mural has big light posts on each side, so the pictures come out nice even at night time.

The murals at this park are so colorful. Of course the most famous one is the 5 famous singers. Then there’s the graffiti one at the railway underpass. Then there are multiple other colorful ones that look really amazing. We took a lot of pictures in front of all of these...

The North Gulch Greenway leading to Frankie Pierce Park is a hidden gem right in downtown Nashville. The trail is clean, well-paved, and easy to walk or bike, making it perfect for both a casual stroll and a quick workout. I love how it connects the hustle of the Gulch area to the calm, open space of Frankie Pierce Park—you get city views, green space, and fresh air all in one walk. Frankie Pierce Park itself is spacious and inviting, with plenty of seating, wide walking paths, and areas for relaxing or playing. It’s a great spot for families, dog walks, or just sitting with a coffee while enjoying the skyline. The connection to the greenway makes it feel like a true urban escape. If you’re looking for a peaceful but accessible trail in the heart of Nashville, this greenway-to-park route is...

This park is right under the train tracks and I stopped to let my toddler run sting for half an hour. There’s a volleyball sand pit, slides, structures for climbing, and a dog park.

While this park was actually pleasing, I didn’t think it was very kid friendly even though structures were for kids — climbing the rock wall to get to the top of the slide wasn’t intuitive or functional for instance. There’s street side parking but it’s also not the most accessible.

I don’t think We...