Parks and Recreation Division Parks Greenways Shelter Reservations
Facilities:
39 acres 1 large shelter, available for reservation, call 311 1 gazebo, available for reservation, call 311 pond Adair Creek butterfly gardens playground open space , venue for special events, call 311 Adair Community Building, available for reservation, call 311 restrooms Adair/Sue Clancy Greenway Parking: 50
accessible parking, shelter, restrooms, picnic tables
Ride the bus to this park
	20B Central Ave.
Adair Park Adoptees -Middle Man Ministries

Adair Park
1807 Adair Drive


An Adair Park patron walks his dog in front of the
park's new playground.

North Knoxville

Directions: Take Broadway exit off of I-40 and go north; turn left on Adair Drive and go about three-quarters of a mile; park is on right.

Adair Park was officially completed in 1996. This park provides a great way to escape to the natural side of Knoxville. Adair and Sue Clancy Greenways wind for 1.1 miles through peaceful, lush forested park and along side a creek and pond, where various birds and other Tennessee wildlife may be viewed.

A non-profit organization known as Friends of Adair Park works to maintain the park's beauty and to add improvements over time. The organization's most recent accomplishment for the park is the butterfly garden in the northwest end of the park. To contact Friends of Adair Park, call Larry Cox at 865-216-1065.

Park Shelters and Community Building: Reservations required, call 3-1-1.
Park Shelter Regulations
Park Shelter Reservation Form [PDF]

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PARK RULES & REGULATIONS:

1.) For the protection of our park and the safety of its users, the following are prohibited