Nashville Parks & Rec
Where the beauty of nature meets the warmth of community.
So much to offer…
- 5 softball fields
- 4 baseball fields
- 3 T ball fields
- 3 playgrounds
- 2 soccer fields
- 1 skate park
- 3 walking trails
- 1 volleyball court
- 8 campsites
- 2 meeting/social rooms
- 1 outdoor covered stage
- 5 Pavilions
Park Information
Pavilion Rentals
To secure a reservation, call (870) 845-7405. Otherwise, pavilions are on a first come, first serve basis, and may be used without reservation.
$12 per hour
Sports Registration
New sports are added annually! To be eligible to play, the following is required prior to the registration deadline: completed form, copy of birth certificate, and registration fee.
$50 per park sport
*Does not include youth tackle football or youth softball
Sports Camps
Work on fundamentals and just have fun! Complete registration form and pay the fee to be eligible.
$25 per camp
Nashville City Park
1301 West Johnson Street Nashville, AR 71852
Office hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Phone: (870) 845-7405
nashvillearpark@gmail.com
Contact the Parks & Recreation Department
Immerse yourself in the heart of Nashville, Arkansas at the city’s crown jewel, Nashville City Park. This popular outdoor destination offers an array of amenities and attractions, making it a must-visit for residents and tourists alike. The park features beautiful walking trails that wind through picturesque landscapes, offering an ideal setting for those seeking a leisurely stroll or a vigorous jog. The playground area, equipped with safe, modern play structures, provides the perfect space for kids to expend energy while parents relax in nearby picnic areas.
In addition to its family-friendly features, Nashville City Park also caters to sports enthusiasts. With well-maintained baseball and softball fields, as well as a basketball court, the park is a hub of local sports activity. The recently added disc golf course provides an innovative and fun way to stay active in the great outdoors.
The park also hosts a variety of community events throughout the year, reinforcing Nashville, Arkansas’s strong small-town values and sense of community spirit. From festive holiday celebrations to the lively Farmers Market (every Saturday behind main street) featuring locally grown produce and homemade crafts, there’s always something happening at Nashville City Park.
Discover the charm of Nashville, Arkansas, and create lasting memories at Nashville City Park, where the beauty of nature and the warmth of community come together.
Board Member Requirements
Two members must live outside the Nashville City Limits but in Howard County and 8 members must live in Nashville City Limits. They must be selected by the Mayor to fill a position. If you have served more than 30 years on the Park Commission Board, you are considered Ametrias, who must be sworn in every four years.
Dale Patrick
Vice President
Jason Harrison
President