Collierville's 12 listed town parks, the 18.58-mile greenbelt, splash pads at Suggs and W.C. Johnson parks, the Suggs Park dog park, and trail closures to know about.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Facts on this page come from the Town of Collierville’s parks directory, greenbelt trails page, its notices on the Johnson Park boardwalk, the library construction in Halle Park and new e-bike rules, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s Oct. 7 to 14 construction bulletin.

The Town of Collierville runs a dozen parks listed in its directory, from W.C. Johnson Park and H.W. Cox Park to the small Town Square Park downtown, linked by the Collierville Greenbelt System: 18.58 miles of trails and connectors between neighborhoods, parks, schools and shopping. The parks office is at H.W. Cox Park, 440 W. Powell Road, phone 901-457-2770, where printed greenbelt maps are available weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; maps are also at the Depot Visitors Center, 125 N. Rowlett St.

Who to call

  • Collierville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts: 901-457-2770, 440 W. Powell Road
  • Pavilion and field rentals: the town’s rentals page
  • Report a park problem: the Mayor’s Action Center
  • Police non-emergency: 901-853-3207

The parks

Park Address What’s there
W.C. Johnson Park 419 W.C. Johnson Park Drive Splash pad, playground, ball fields, soccer, pavilion, restrooms, walking trail, greenbelt access
H.W. Cox Park 440 W. Powell Road Tennis courts, baseball and soccer, playground, pavilion, restrooms, walking trail with the QR Fit Trail, greenbelt access
Suggs Park 163 E. South St. Dog park, splash pad, playground, baseball, pavilion, restrooms
Nikki McCray Park 274 Harris Park St. Baseball, soccer, playground, pavilion, restrooms, walking trail
Hinton Park 10524 E. Holmes Road Soccer, playground, restrooms, walking trail
Estanaula Park 1350 S. Byhalia Road Tennis courts, playground, pavilion, greenbelt access
Town Square Park 96 Center St. Gazebo and pavilion, restrooms, on the historic square
Progress Road Park 638 Industrial Park Lane Soccer fields, restrooms
Robbins-Halle Nature Preserve See the town directory Walking trail, parking
Ashton Woods Park See the town directory Playground, greenbelt access
Oakmont Park See the town directory Playground, picnic tables, greenbelt access
Planters Ridge Park See the town directory Playground, walking trail

The town’s directory does not post park hours; call the parks office for opening times.

Trails

  • Greenbelt System: 18.58 miles; download or pick up the map before you go.
  • QR Fit Trail at H.W. Cox Park: six signs on the greenbelt exercise trail. Scan a code with a phone for a video of core, flexibility, lower-body or upper-body exercises at beginner, intermediate or advanced level. The town says it was the first in Tennessee.
  • Johnson Park boardwalk: the boardwalk from the Nature Center trailhead to the overlook gazebo was closed starting June 15, 2026, so the town could replace its oldest 1,000-foot section, built in 2000. The contract allowed 110 days, to Oct. 3, 2026; confirm it has reopened before you go.
  • Wolf River Greenway: TDOT has closed Collierville-Arlington Road (State Route 205) over the Wolf River, between Shelton Road and the greenway trail entrance, for bridge replacement until fall 2027, with detours posted. Plan your route to the trailhead.

Closures and rules to know

  • Halle Park: part of the park around the Burch Library is fenced and closed while the library expansion is built, through completion scheduled for spring 2028.
  • E-bikes: the Board of Mayor and Aldermen adopted new e-bike and micromobility rules (Ordinance 2026-03) on Oct. 12, 2026, in effect immediately, to protect riders and walkers on streets, sidewalks and greenbelt paths. The town says it will publish guidance on where each type of e-bike may be ridden.
  • Events: H.W. Cox Park hosts the town’s Fourth of July fireworks; W.C. Johnson Park hosts the annual Youth Fishing Rodeo.

What this means for you

  • Splash pads: Johnson Park and Suggs Park. Dog park: Suggs Park.
  • Grab a greenbelt map at Cox Park or the Depot before a long walk.
  • Check e-bike rules before riding the greenbelt.

More guides: things to do this month, getting around Collierville and road construction and closures.

Frequently asked questions

Does Collierville have a dog park?

Yes. Suggs Park, 163 E. South St., lists a dog park along with a splash pad, playground, pavilion, ball fields and restrooms.

Where are the splash pads in Collierville?

The town lists splash pads at W.C. Johnson Park, 419 W.C. Johnson Park Drive, and Suggs Park, 163 E. South St.

How long is the Collierville greenbelt trail?

The Collierville Greenbelt System has 18.58 miles of trails and connectors linking neighborhoods, parks, schools and shopping. Printed maps are at the parks office, 440 W. Powell Road, and the Depot Visitors Center, 125 N. Rowlett St.

Is the Johnson Park boardwalk open?

The town closed the whole boardwalk June 15, 2026, to replace a 1,000-foot section built in 2000. The contract set a completion deadline of Oct. 3, 2026; check with the parks department at 901-457-2770 before you go.