Tinkerbell Playground at Pinkerton Park

✓ Last confirmed for the 2024 season · confirmed against the parks department

Franklin's most-used passive park pairs the whimsical wooden Tinkerbell Playground (slides, tunnels, swings, and a sand pit) right by the parking lot with a second children's playground near the pavilions. A one-mile paved loop circles the park and the Sue Douglas Berry pedestrian bridge connects to downtown Franklin.

Accessibility

Accessibility unknown. We have no confirmed accessibility information for this playground. We would rather say so than leave you to guess — if you know, please tell us. Send us what you know →

What's on site

Mapped here. OpenStreetMap records toilets on site at this playground.

When to go

Comfortable weather in Franklin runs roughly March to November. Midsummer highs average 90°F, hot enough that dark equipment and rubber surfacing sting by mid-afternoon.

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Other playgrounds nearby

There are 2 other playgrounds within 5 miles and 9 within 15. These are ranked by accessibility and facilities first, then by distance:

• Brentwood Community Playground at Crockett Park — 6.6 mi · Brentwood · shade, toddler, restrooms
• Red Caboose Park — 11.4 mi · Nashville · shade, toddler, accessible
• Jim Warren Park Playgrounds — 1.4 mi · Franklin · shade, restrooms
• Miles Together Inclusive Playground at Granny White Park — 7.3 mi · Brentwood · accessible, restrooms
• Sarah Benson Park Playground — 8.5 mi · Thompson's Station · shade, restrooms

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