Meriwether Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
History and Background
Meriwether Park spans 10 acres and was originally developed in 1973-1974 on land acquired in 1967. Initially called "Hall Cove Park", it was renamed in honor of former Little Rock City Manager, John T. Meriwether.
Situated within a residential subdivision in the western part of the city, this neighborhood park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors.
Recreational Facilities
One of the park's notable features is its pickleball courts. Meriwether Park has two outdoor pickleball courts, which are converted from tennis courts. These courts have a permanent, hard surface and are equipped with lighting, allowing for nighttime play.
The park also caters to other sports enthusiasts with its baseball field and tennis court. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, there are paved trails winding through the park, perfect for leisurely walks or jogs.
Family-Friendly Features
Meriwether Park provides amenities for families and children as well. The park includes two playground areas, offering a space for younger visitors to play and explore.
