Clayton Park

7347 Norris Fwy, Knoxville, TN 37918
7 acres | 2.8 hectares
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About Clayton Park in Knoxville

Clayton Park is a public green space located in north Knox County, Knoxville, Tennessee. This park offers a blend of natural beauty and recreational facilities for the local community.

The park features natural wetlands along Beaver Creek, providing a unique ecological environment for visitors to explore and observe local flora and fauna. A paved 0.2-mile walking loop encircles the park, offering an accessible path for visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll or a brisk walk.

Clayton Park serves as an important connection point within the local greenway system. It links to the Halls Greenway, which stretches along Beaver Creek and passes under Maynardville Pike, connecting Clayton Park to the Halls Community Park. This integration into the broader greenway network enhances the park's accessibility and allows visitors to enjoy extended walks or bike rides beyond the park's boundaries.

The park was developed through a collaborative effort involving Legacy Parks Foundation. After acquiring the land, Legacy Parks donated it to Knox County, transforming it into a beautiful gathering place for the north Knox County community.

What to Do at Clayton Park

Nature & Wildlife

Walking Trail

Water Features & Activities

Wetlands

Visitor Services

Paved PathsPlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic AreaShelter

When is Clayton Park Open?

Monday:8AM-8:30PM
Tuesday:8AM-8:30PM
Wednesday:8AM-8:30PM
Thursday:7AM-8PM
Friday:8AM-8:30PM
Saturday:7AM-8PM
Sunday:8AM-8:30PM

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