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With thirteen parks in Cookeville and dozens of municipal, state and national recreational facilities nearby, the area is teeming with opportunities for active visitors.
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From ball fields and walking trails at Cane Creek Park to scenic wilderness at
Burgess Falls and Standing Stone State Parks, we offer plenty of opportunities
to get out and enjoy Tennessee's moderate climate.
Ball Fields
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Algood  MORE INFO
 HIDE125 4th Ave. Algood, TN 38506 Description: One youth baseball field, one tee-ball field, softball and coaches pitch, a playground, picnic area with grills and restrooms, basketball, tennis, and professional horseshoe courts. Fantasy Park features a playground, picnic tables, a grill and two tennis courts.
Baxter Park MORE INFO
HIDE125 Elmore Town Rd. Baxter, TN 38544 Description: One youth baseball field, two tee-ball fields, a playground, grills and restrooms.
Jere Whitson MORE INFO
HIDEMississippi Ave Cookeville, TN 38501 Description: Two adult softball fields, adult men's leagues organized through the Putnam County Parks and Recreation Department, one youth softball field, two youth baseball fields with restrooms and concessions available during league play only, a playground, a picnic area with grills and a batting cage.
Monterey Park MORE INFO
HIDE705 E. Commercial Ave. Monterey, TN 38574 Description: One youth baseball field, one softball field, one tee-ball field, one tennis court and three basketball courts.
Upper Cumberland Soccer Complex MORE INFO
HIDEN. Washington Ave. Cookeville, TN 38501 Phone: 931- 526-8015 (for more information about softball or baseball programs) Description: Six lighted fields, restroom facilities, a walking trail and concessions. The Parks, Recreation and Conservation Maintenance Dept. maintains all facilities.
Whiteaker Park MORE INFO
HIDEE. Commercial Ave. Monterey, TN 38574 Description: A playground, a picnic area with grills, a volleyball court and restrooms. It is the site of a unique monument believed to be built by Cherokee Indians.
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