City Parks
Walk or jog on some of the best trails in Gatlinburg. Let the kids loose on a playground, or rent a picnic pavilion for a family get-together in a Gatlinburg city park. Our three city parks provide easy access to recreational fun at Gatlinburg hotels, condos and campgrounds. It’s an easy way to enjoy fishing, sports and trails in Gatlinburg without having to drive to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Learn more about our city parks below!
All of Gatlinburg’s city parks have covered pavilions, which can be reserved for groups and families planning get-togethers and outings. The City of Gatlinburg provides free pavilion usage to Gatlinburg residents. For visitors to Gatlinburg, the fee structure is as follows: Mynatt and Mills Park: 0-4 hours $25.00, 4 + hours $35.00. Herbert Holt Park: 0-4 hours $35.00, 4 + hours $45.00. For reservations, call the Gatlinburg Recreation Department at (865) 436-4990. Reservation fees must be paid prior to the scheduled usage.
Herbert Holt Park
Herbert Holt Park is located just off the Parkway and features:
- Children’s fishing stream
- Handicap access fishing pier
- Trout rearing facility
- Covered Pavilion
- Picnic tables
- Sinks & grills
- Playground area
- Horseshoe Pits
- Walking trails
Mynatt Park
Mynatt Park is on Asbury Lane with:
- Tennis courts
- Baseball field
- Basketball court
- Children’s fishing stream
- Covered Pavilion
- Horseshoe Pits
- Playground area
- Restrooms
- Picnic tables
- Grills
Mills Park
Mills Park is on Mills Park Road just off Hwy 321 with:
- 9 hole Disc Golf course
- 400-meter track
- Skatepark
- Football field
- Softball field
- Basketball court
- Horseshoe Pits
- Jogging trail
- Playground area
- Picnic tables
- Covered Pavilion
- Sinks & grills
- Restrooms
Great Smoky Mountains
Cascading waterfalls, roaming wildlife and a view that stretches out over 500,000 acres – this is the country’s most-visited national park. Vacationers often start in Gatlinburg and make their way to one of the park’s famous paths where they can find everything they’ve been...
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