A normal riverway which you can stroll along. You can review the board to see what activities will be taking place there. You can relax or walk for fitness. There is a bridge that crosses over the road to the college which you can get...More

I brought my little Nani for a walk, it was pretty crowded but we had a nice walk. I like they have the option to rent a bike for rides.

It's a short walking trail. However, the river view is nice and numerous benches under shade trees allow you to enjoy the scenery. Good place to walk a dog and there is free parking.

Not a lot to see, but it was a nice quiet walk on the riverfront. They seem to keep it nice and clean. Friendly locals. A little bit of a walk from the downtown shops, but plenty of parking there.

I love when a city shows off it natural settings! This Riverwalk is a little on the short side but it has well established sidewalks for large crowds if need be and is well manicured lawns. There were workers out there keeping the grass cut...More

We walk here everytime we're in Clarksville. My husband loves the Cumberland River and has since he was stationed here at Fort Campbell. So calming and we sometimes get lucky and see one of the steam/paddle boats parked there, and the barges, pushes their loads...More

This is a very well maintained and nice park. There were plenty of places to rest along the way to relax and watch the river.

We stopped at the riverside park to let kids play while visiting granddaughter. The park was clean and parking was convenient. There were clean rest rooms. this was right on the river where there was a walking or biking path that went on for a...More

Went here to have lunch and found the park to be very clean and there is a nice little museum that tells a little of the history of the river and Clarksville( that was a nice surprise). I have driven by the park at Christmas...More

McGregor Park Riverwalk turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The information room gives a history of the area and its development. You'll also find pamphlets about Wilma Rudolph, Clarksville, Tennessee's hometown hero. I decided to take an easy walk along the pathway during an...More