• BABY + CHILD
    • nursery
    • playroom
    • Projects + Crafts
    • baby style
    • favorites
    • My Mama Review
  • MAMA
    • pregnancy
    • parenting
  • FOOD + DRINK
    • breakfast
    • dinner
    • snacks
    • drink
  • BODY + SOUL
    • Mind + Soul
    • style
    • body
    • skin
    • wellness
  • LIFE
    • home
    • party
    • Holiday
  • NASHVILLE
    • for families
    • for kids
    • for mamas
    • for parents
  • TRAVEL
    • Travel
  • ABOUT
    • Amazon
    • Etsy
    • Instagram

The Wildflowers

Live your art | live a beautiful life

Nashville Guide – Dragon Park

October 27, 2020 by Rebecca Leave a Comment

One of the very best parks in Nashville. Simple as that. It’s smack dab in the middle of Hillsboro Village, which is just an incredibly beautiful part of town. This is a kid + family park. Not necessarily the park where people are walking their dogs and setting up hammocks to hang with friends. If you want that- Sevier Park is your place. But if you have kiddos, Dragon Park is a great choice.

It’s a very unique park in that it doesn’t just have a normal slide/swing set up. It has ramps that make it a GREAT park for early walkers and kids who love to just run. Charlie was in physical therapy for a year to help her walk and this was our park where she could practice walking up and down the ramps. There is also a swing bridge that is perfect for learning balance.

There is an area at the end of the green field with many covered picnic tables that would be great for family activities.

Address: 2400 Blakemore Ave, Nashville, TN 37212 | Located in Fannie Mae Dees Park

Pros:

  • Big + Beautiful!
  • A lot of shade
  • Great for early walkers
  • Variety of activities
  • Many tables for parents to sit or have lunch
  • Super fun, colorful dragon that kids love to climb on- it’s fun to find all the hidden shapes and pictures in the dragon!
  • Safe and large area so it’s not close to any streets
  • Smaller area for younger kids to play with small slide
  • Close to walk to Hillsboro Village shopping area

Cons:

  • No easy or close bathroom options
  • Not the easiest parking if it’s crowded- I always park in the little parking lot behind the Ruby Event Space (it’s a church on Sundays so that would be full then). There are only a few spaces there, however. So the next option is street parking on the edge of the greenway. Not a big deal at all! But your car will not be right next to the playground if there is a potty accident, etc.

Pro-tip: The tall pole that looks like a giraffe next to the swing bridge is a mister when it’s really hot. So nice in the Nashville heat!

Filed Under: for families Tagged With: dragon park, fannie Mae dees, Nashville, nashville guide, Park

meet Rebecca

meet Rebecca

I'm a mama living in Nashville with my man, my two little darlins, my pup, and two bunnies. You can find us working on our 1940 home, renovating our Airstream, swimming in our pool, eating tacos + dancing in the living room. I'm a lover of creating, exploring, traveling + driving down the open road to Paul Simon. Pilates is my therapy, iced coffee and tea run through my blood and I live for trying all the new restaurants in town. I spent years as a wardrobe and prop stylist but have found my purpose in motherhood.

My Happy Song of the Day

connect

  • Amazon
  • Etsy
  • Instagram

Archives

  • January 2024
  • December 2023
  • May 2023
  • May 2022
  • February 2021
  • January 2021
  • December 2020
  • November 2020
  • October 2020

Recent Posts

  • The 1 Hotel Downtown Nashville: A Local’s Review
  • How to Make a Holiday Simmer Pot
  • Easy Holiday Craft for Kids- Ice Cream Cone Trees
  • The Best Stain Removers for Life with Kids
  • How to Make Homemade Vanilla Extract

Recent Comments

      • Amazon
      • Etsy
      • Instagram

      COPYRIGHT © 2019. Emma Theme by Lovely Confetti · DMCA.com Protection Status