Crump Park

River Views Await

At just 4.3 acres, Crump Park makes the most of its position along the Mississippi River in Memphis, Tennessee. The riverside location near the Memphis-Arkansas Bridge is the real draw here, where you can soak in those magnificent river views while catching your breath from the city buzz.

A Bit of Memphis History

Wondering about the name? The park honors Edward Hull Crump, one of Memphis's most influential political figures who served as mayor back in the early 1900s. Today, it's part of the riverfront park network lovingly maintained by the Memphis River Parks Partnership.

What You'll Find

Though simple, Crump Park delivers what matters: an open field ideal for stretching your legs, plus picnic spots where you can enjoy a lazy afternoon lunch with the mighty Mississippi as your backdrop. It's nothing fancy - just a straightforward place to connect with nature and enjoy the outdoors.

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Far From Just a Park

Despite its modest footprint, Crump Park is part of Memphis's waterfront. It's one of several connected green spaces along the Mississippi that provide access to the river that has been so important to the city.