Scott-Roberts Park

A Hidden Local Park

Tucked away just a block behind Fulton High School in Knoxville, Tennessee, Scott-Roberts Park might be small in size (a mere 0.1 acres), but it certainly makes up for it in character. This little pocket park acts as a green breathing space for the surrounding neighborhood.

If you're looking to experience this park at its best, swing by during spring or fall. The seasonal colors really bring the space to life, transforming this tiny urban oasis into something special.

Relaxation in an Urban Setting

Sometimes good things do come in small packages. Despite not being the largest green space you'll encounter, Scott-Roberts Park offers a welcome respite from the concrete and bustle of city life. It's one of those spots that reminds you how valuable even the smallest patches of nature can be in an urban landscape.

You'll discover a picnic table here that's meant for enjoying a packed lunch, catching up on some reading, or just sitting for a moment of peace. It's particularly popular with locals and students from the high school who appreciate having this little green haven so close by.

Seasonal Considerations

Just a heads up - after heavy rain, parts of the park can get a bit muddy. Like many small urban parks, the drainage isn't perfect, so you might want to wear appropriate footwear if you're visiting after wet weather.