The Bob Hassan
Horseshoe Pavilion

Located on the Turner Complex side of the park, just down the walking trail from the Handicapped accessible playground. This pavilion contains 12 clay horseshoe pits.

The local pitchers meet each Thursday at noon.

Please see Centennial Parks Events Schedule for up to date tournament schedule.

Crossville Horseshoe Club

Centennial Park currently has 2 picnic shelters available for rent. Both are covered and lighted, and seat approximately 60 people. Shelter #2, shown left, has easy access with parking spaces right in front of the shelter.

Shelter #3 also seats approximately 60 people. It is located just over the hill from the playground and below the tennis courts. Both shelters are connected by paved walking trail to the upper playground, basketball courts and volleyball areas.

We offer two options for shelter rental. For $25 you can rent either shelter for a half-day. Times are 7 AM to 3 PM or 3 PM to 10 PM. For $40 you can rent either shelter for the whole day. Rental fees are due upon reservation.

CROSSVILLE SKATEPARK RULES & REGULATIONS

1. This Skatepark is unsupervised; therefore, the City will not be held responsible for accidents. Know your ability and skate at your own risk.
2. Helmets are required (and must be strapped) for ALL participants; elbow and kneepads are strongly recommended.
3. Skateboards, skates and BMX bikes only in the Skatepark. (BMX bikes must be equipped with Skatepark friendly pegs. Plastic or PVC covers are suggested.)
4. In case of emergency, call 911 or report any discovered safety hazards to the Park Office at (931)456-6632.
5. Skating against traffic flow is dangerous and can cause serious injury.
6. Skating outside the fenced Skatepark area is prohibited.
7. Vandalism, including graffiti, waxing, stickers and tagging, is illegal. If this occurs, violators will be prosecuted and the park may be temporarily closed.
8. No spectators are allowed inside the Skatepark fence unless supervising a participant.
9. No food or beverage is allowed inside the Skatepark fence. Glass containers and chewing gum are prohibited.
10. Participants under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
11. Profanity and unruly behavior will not be tolerated. The use of tobacco, alcohol, or illegal substances is strictly prohibited.

Crossville Parks and Recreation Department

Crossville's Centennial Park was originally built in 1992, with the initial phase of the park being called “Crossville Recreational Park”. The park included 4 state of the art adult sized regulation softball fields with field house and concessions, 3 lighted picnic pavilions, ½ mile wood chip walking trail, combination basketball/tennis court area, regulation sized double tennis court, 6 concrete and clay horseshoe pits, 4 sand volleyball courts and a large child play area with sand boxes. Over the years, numerous events were held at the Recreational Park, with a majority of them being softball tournaments. These tournaments generated revenue not only for this city facility, but also for the entire community as they brought in players and family members utilizing hotels, restaurants, going shopping and visiting area recreation. In 2000, a much needed expansion of the park was realized. 22 acres was purchased adjoining the existing facility and designed to house 3 youth sized softball fields, a regulation baseball field, 2 tee-ball fields along with field house and concessions, adequate parking and an extension of the existing walking trail. This brought total acreage of the facility to approximately 67 acres. Approximately 10 acres has been set aside for future development, possibly including a substantial indoor recreation center and both indoor and outdoor swimming pools. With the opening of the new softball complex occurring during the heart of Crossville’s Centennial celebration, Crossville Recreational Park donned a new name, becoming Crossville Centennial Park. The original softball complex took on the name of “Warner Complex”, being named after former city councilman Dave Warner, who had a strong impact in the building of the park in 1992. The new expansion part of the park became know as “Turner Complex”, honoring city councilman Gene Turner, who was instrumental in the building of the new facility. Turner Complex opened in August 2001 hosting the Dixie Belles World Series, honoring Councilman Turner, who died suddenly during construction of the complex, leaving behind a legacy of his dedication. Centennial Park continues to grow and improve. In 2003 the City of Crossville, in conjunction with the local Horseshoe Pitchers Association, constructed 12 clay horseshoe pits at Centennial Park. 2004 saw vast improvement once again with paving of all surfaces of the walking trails throughout the park, totaling approximately 1½ miles. 2005 brought a mammoth pavilion covered horseshoe arena with 12 more clay pits, opening just in time to host the TN Horseshoe Pitchers State Tournament as well as construction of a playground designed specifically to accommodate children with special needs. Still looking toward the future, the city staff, Mayor and City Councilmen and a citizen’s task force continue to investigate and educate the public on the need for and advantages of building a major indoor recreation center with both indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities. In 2007 the City of Crossville purchased a 16 acre piece of property adjoining Centennial Park, bringing the total property to approximately 83 acres. The City of Crossville also purchased a 40 acre parcel of land in the Hwy. 127 North area for construction of the Duer Crossville Soccer Complex. Construction began that fall, anticipating opening for fall 2008. Between a few construction issues and turf problems, actual opening did not occur until the fall CRYSA season for 2009. This complex houses 6 full size regulation soccer fields, currently sub-divided into 7 playing fields, encompassing 12 ½ acres of the property. It also has a field house with concessions and restrooms and 2 small covered shelters. Summer 2013 Centennial Park added a large dog park, with play and exercise areas for both large and small dogs.

CURRENT FACILITIES AVAILABLE

CENTENNIAL PARK:

            4 lighted adult softball fields

            3 lighted youth softball/baseball fields

            1 lighted regulation baseball field

            2 lighted tee ball/coach pitch fields

concessions/fieldhouse facilities

4 lighted sand volleyball courts

4 lighted basketball ½ courts

2 lighted tennis courts

24 concrete and clay horseshoe pits (12 under shelter)

2 lighted picnic shelters

dog park for both large and small dogs

paved and lighted walking trail (approx. 1 ½ mile)

childs play area with sand boxes

fully accessible playground

adequate parking

GARRISON PARK

            currently under renovation

           ~watch for opening FALL 2018~

DR. CARL T. DUER, SR. SOCCER COMPLEX:

            lighted area for 6 regulation size or numerous smaller size soccer fields

            concessions/fieldhouse with restrooms

            2 covered shelters

            adequate parking