Wasioto Park

Although I didn't stay long, I was able to take in the scenery along the river walk some. You can get a fantastic look at the Tennessee Titan's football stadium just across the river, from anywhere in the park. As well as a picturesque view of the pedestrian bridge that is unequaled anywhere else in the city. I recommend a late evening visit around dusk or after nightfall to witness the amazing lights that are on display along the bridges' structural members. It is beautifully lit and makes for some pretty great photos!

We had a wonderful evening at Wasioto ParkClick to open side panel for more information with the whole family! The highlight was definitely the bridge—it offers an amazing walking experience and provides some of the best views of the Nashville city skyline. We also really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere sitting right beside the river. While the playground for kids is on the smaller side, it’s a nice addition to the space. It’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy a scenic walk and take in the city vibes.

This is a nice place to get beautiful views of the Nashville skyline. Visited in the evening and the views were amazing with all the lighting. Nice to walk on the pedestrian bridge or just to relax on the lawn next to the river. Would definitely recommend visiting this place.

Perfect stop along our way. I really enjoyed this park. The children did also. It tuckered them right out and that's exactly what I was hoping for. We ran everywhere around that place. Lol trued to get more off the path but running and this phones camera doesn't go well together and all are a blur. It was easier getting to the park headed north than leaving going north. Not use to that traffic. But over all not to far out of our way. Would love to come back. As we were leaving they had a few things I would have loved to do, just no time. Awesome park.

Walked across the bridge from downtown with kids on a hot day in late May 2024, hoping that they could play in the splash pad. However, the park seems to be in a state of disrepair... almost looks abandoned. "Dystopian" was the feeling that came to mind. Splash pad not in service, and really not much of a playground (and much of the play equipment that was there was broken). Looking at many of the good reviews, they are from 4-6 years ago.

This was a nice walk and much needed retreat from the crazy of downtown. We love to explore the cities we visit by foot and enjoyed this little park. There was a walking trail, interesting art and some history mixed in. While not open when we walked, there appeared to be a splash area for kids. If you need a break from bars, this is a nice break.

From the walking bridge to the splash park to the scenery, this is an all around great place for family fun, exercise, or just a nice walk. I highly encourage you to explore the whole area. There is even a put-in for kayaks and canoes. I saw three hares hanging out in a grassy area not far from the foot bridge, so clearly it's peaceful enough for the wildlife to enjoy it, too. The city did a wonderful job with this park and I can't wait to come back with my family.