William Powell Park

Park Overview

Found in East Knoxville is William Powell Park, a cozy 2.12-acre green space in the neighborhood. This compact but mighty park sits conveniently on Linden Avenue, making it a quick hop for locals looking to get some fresh air without venturing far from home.

The park bears the name of William Powell, a dedicated public servant who represented the 6th District on the Knoxville City Council from 1990 to 1997. Though modest in size, this little urban oasis packs in plenty of opportunities for both relaxation and recreation.

Amenities and Activities

Whether you're in the mood to sprawl out on the grass with a good book or get your heart rate up, William Powell Park offers options for both. Kids can burn off energy on the playground equipment, while basketball enthusiasts can shoot some hoops on the well-maintained court - meant for pickup games or just working on that jump shot.

Packing a lunch? The picnic facilities make this spot ideal for an impromptu outdoor meal. When the Tennessee sun gets a bit too intense, the park's shelter offers a welcome patch of shade and a great spot for small family gatherings.

Visitor Information

What makes this park special is its versatility - active types and peace-seekers alike find their happy place here. The gentle atmosphere creates a wonderful backdrop for taking a mental break from the hustle of everyday life.

You can visit William Powell Park any day of the week from 7AM to 8:30PM. To keep things pleasant for everyone, just be mindful of the standard park rules while you're enjoying the space.

Pet Policy

Good news for dog parents - your four-legged friends are welcome to join you at William Powell Park! Just remember to keep them leashed during your visit, and please clean up after them so the park stays nice for the next visitors.