Lucille Price Park
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About Lucille Price Park
A Hidden Pocket of Calm
Situated in a Memphis neighborhood, Lucille Price Park spans a modest 2.50 acres but packs a surprising amount of tranquility into its small footprint. This little urban retreat gives nearby residents a piece of nature without having to venture far from home.
The park's non-fishing lake represents its centerpiece, creating a serene backdrop that transforms an ordinary city park into something a bit more special. While you can't take a dip or cast a line here, the water adds a peaceful element and attracts various feathered visitors throughout the seasons.
Places to Play
Despite its compact size, Lucille Price doesn't skimp on recreational options. Kids can burn off energy at the playground, making this an ideal spot for families looking to spend a few hours outdoors without elaborate planning.
Basketball enthusiasts will appreciate the court where you can shoot some hoops or join in on an impromptu game with neighbors.
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Quiet Corners
Sometimes the best park experiences involve doing very little at all. Scattered benches provide perfect perches for people-watching, reading, or simply enjoying a moment of stillness. The picnic tables invite you to bring lunch outdoors or enjoy a casual dinner as the day winds down.
The park's laid-back atmosphere makes it ideal for everyday activities that require nothing more than open space - walking your dog, enjoying a sandwich in the fresh air, or finding a quiet moment away from screens and noise.
Getting There
Keep in mind that parking is somewhat limited around Lucille Price Park, as it's primarily designed to serve those living within walking distance. This neighborhood focus helps maintain the park's relaxed, community-oriented character.
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