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• Boulevard Park - E. 48th and Divine St. - Formerly known as Cedar Hill, this park has been renovated to include a new multi-station play structure and better parking.

• Boynton Park - Cameron Hill - A one-acre park with Civil War cannons and a fountain which provides a scenic overlook of the city.

• Caruthers Park - 33rd and Brannon - This brand new 3-acre park off Rossville Blvd. has a shaded walking trail, playground, ball field, and picnic area.

• Confederate & Citizens Cemetery -  E. 5th and Palmetto St. - Burial grounds for Civil War soldiers and historic Chattanooga citizenry.

• Coolidge Park - Between Market and Walnut Street Bridge - The exciting new downtown park on Chattanooga's Northshore waterfront.  Coolidge Park features a beautifully restored carousel, a pavilion, an interactive play fountain, and lots of open space.  A short walk across the bridge allows visitors to enjoy an all new downtown Chattanooga.  It is part of the Tennessee Riverpark, a 22 mile public park along the Tennessee River.

• East Lake Park - 3108 E. 34th St. - A 16-acre park which includes a fishing facility, a playground, tennis courts, and a senior adult building. Amphitheater and picnic pavilions available by reservation.

• Harris Johnson Park - W 28th St. & Market - This new five-acre park was recently built and donated to the city by Wheland Foundry. It has a picnic area, playground, and walking trail.

• Jefferson Street Playground - Jefferson St. and E. 17th St. - This once deserted and unmanaged space is now a beautiful open park featuring a new playground complete with swings and a pavilion.

• Montague Park - 1141 E. 23rd St. - One of the city's two major softball parks, this 45-acre facility includes six ball fields, concession stands, a playground, and grassy areas

• River Gallery Sculpture Garden - E. 2nd St. and High St. - This park is privately owned and maintained. It is open to the public, and located just off the Riverwalk at the Hunter Museum.

• Portland Park - Signal Mt Blvd and Signal Mt Rd - This passive open area at the corner of Signal Mountain and Suck Creek Roads is new to the department.

• Rivermont Park - 3400 Lupton Drive - A 61-acre park just across the river from downtown which has picnic pavilions, shelters, a walking trail, tennis courts, a boat ramp, four ball fields and a new handicap-accessible playground.

• Riverview park - Barton Ave and Dorchester Rd - Tucked into a 1.5 -acre setting and built in 1939, this park has been revitalized and improved in the last few years to include a new outdoor amphitheater, playground, two tennis courts, picnic tables, barbecue grills, and large grassy areas. 

• Walnut St. Bridge - map - This is the world's longest pedestrian bridge and the only such facility in the southeast. It is also available for reservation for special events.

• Warner Park - 1254 East Third St. - The largest of Chattanooga's softball parks, this 53-acre facility offers seven ball fields, 12 tennis courts, a playground, a rose garden, six official horseshoe pits, picnic facilities, a pool, and lots of grassy areas. It is also home to several of the city's recreation facilities including the Power House Fitness Center, The Chattanooga Arts Center, and the Warner Park Zoo. The Parks, Recreation, Arts & Culture Department offices are also located within the field house at the center of the park.

• Miller Park - W. 10th St. and Market St. - This popular one-acre downtown park is used heavily by the downtown lunch crowd. It has an outdoor amphitheater, a large fountain, grassy areas, and a variety of plant life. Many outdoor activities are scheduled for this park. 

• Miller Plaza - W. 10th St.  and Market St. - This privately operated facility of River Valley Partnership is located across the street from its sister facility, Miller Park. It is home to a mini-mall, several offices, a covered stage, and a beautiful brick courtyard. It accommodates many upcoming outdoor events and concerts. Reserve with the Chattanooga Downtown Partnership at 423-265-0771.

• Ross's Landing Park - 100 Riverfront Parkway - Located across the street from the Tennessee Aquarium, this city facility consists of a marina, boat ramp, a dock area, and restrooms. It is the crown jewel of the Riverpark system. It now has two official-size sand volleyball courts and open grassy areas. Some facilities are available for reservation.

• Ross's Landing Plaza - 200 Broad Street - This new park surrounds the Tennessee Aquarium and is like an outdoor museum. It consists of a series of paved bands that move back in time toward the river. A stream in the center of the two-acre plaza which winds throughout the major areas that make up our regional history symbolizes how the river was largely responsible for Chattanooga's development. All Facilities in the park are designed for interaction; there's nothing off-limits here. A great place to discover!

For park reservations - 423-757-2143

Chattanooga has 18 parks, 21 playgrounds, and five greenways. Many of these feature picnic pavilions or meeting sites and are available for special event reservation. 

The description narrative from the Chattanooga.gov website.

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