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Granny White Park

Granny White Park offers a paved walking trail, tennis courts, baseball/softball fields, multi-purpose athletic field,  sand volleyball, picnic tables, restrooms and playground. The park is home to the Rotary Pavilion available by reservation only

Brentwood Parks and Rec
610 Granny White Park
Brentwood,  TN  37027
(615) 371-2208

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