Edwin and Percy Warner Parks
5 expert reviews
“Opened in 1927 and named after two local park commissioners, Percy (the larger) and Edwin (the smaller) Warner Parks are where Nashvillians come to enjoy the great outdoors.”
– Lonely Planet
Concierge
"The Edwin and Percy Warner parks—a.k.a. the Warner Parks—offer opportunities for walkers, runners, bikers, strollers, and even horseback riders."
Afar Magazine
"Edwin and Percy Warner Parks -- collectively known as the Warner Parks -- include more than 2,600 acres as the largest municipally administered parks in Tennessee."
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New York Times
"Percy Warner Park and Edwin Warner Park — on the National Register of Historic Places — span 3,131 acres of wooded hills, open meadows and streams"
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