Have you heard of the dragon park in Nashville…? Yeah. Probably not. If you haven’t lived here for a hot second it’s a bit difficult to dig up some dirt on this wildly popular playground. Known amongst locals, it’s a fun spot if you’re looking to give your kids a bit of room to let their imaginations run wild.

Fannie Mae Dee’s - TripAdvisor Fannie Mae Dees Park is one of the most popular parks amongst families in Nashville, for its varied play structures and the gorgeous dragon works of art.

Stacey Kizer - Flickr If you look closer, you can see designs in the impressive dragon’s scales.

Denise Mattox - Flickr In recent years it has fallen to a bit of disrepair, and the city is currently working on restoring it to its former glory.

Denise Mattox - Flickr That includes this secret heart.

Denise Mattox - Flickr And this mosaic face.

Denise Mattox - Flickr And the lighthouse. This is just magic - and your kids will love to point out all the different designs in the tiles.

Stacey Kizer - Flickr Would you ever visit Fannie Mae Dees Park…? We think it’s definitely worth the drive.

Denise Mattox - Flickr You can visit this neat outdoor center at 2400 Blakemore Ave. Remember - they’re looking to make repairs, so check the city site before you make a visit.

This hidden destination in Nashville is worth discovering. Would your little one love it out here…? We’re pretty sure YES.

Fannie Mae Dee’s - TripAdvisor

Fannie Mae Dees Park is one of the most popular parks amongst families in Nashville, for its varied play structures and the gorgeous dragon works of art.

Stacey Kizer - Flickr

If you look closer, you can see designs in the impressive dragon’s scales.

Denise Mattox - Flickr

In recent years it has fallen to a bit of disrepair, and the city is currently working on restoring it to its former glory.

Denise Mattox - Flickr

That includes this secret heart.

And this mosaic face.

And the lighthouse. This is just magic - and your kids will love to point out all the different designs in the tiles.

Would you ever visit Fannie Mae Dees Park…? We think it’s definitely worth the drive.

You can visit this neat outdoor center at 2400 Blakemore Ave. Remember - they’re looking to make repairs, so check the city site before you make a visit.

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