Lake Hills Park

Lake Hills Park is a public recreational area located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The park serves as a local green space for residents of the Lake Hills neighborhood and surrounding areas.

The park features a quarter-mile walking path that winds through shaded areas, providing visitors with an opportunity for exercise and leisurely strolls. The path is particularly appreciated by those seeking a peaceful outdoor experience within the city limits.

In addition to the walking trail, Lake Hills Park includes a playground area for children, offering a space for younger visitors to play and socialize. The park also contains a ballfield, which can be used for various sports activities and casual games.

For those looking to relax or enjoy a meal outdoors, the park provides picnic areas. These spaces allow families and friends to gather for outdoor dining and socializing in a natural setting.

Lake Hills Park was developed as part of Chattanooga's ReCreate 2008 initiative, adopted in 1999. The park's grand opening took place in October 2001, marking it as a relatively recent addition to the city's park system. With an investment of $124,000, it was designed as a passive park, focusing on providing a tranquil environment for community use rather than hosting large events or intensive recreational activities.