Fenced, renovated playground with baby swings, disc swings, small and big play structures and picnic shelters.
Playground beside a long mosaic sea serpent, the one that gives the park its nickname.
A hands-on science center with exhibits on bees, the human body and dinosaurs, plus planetarium shows.
Free museum of Tennessee history with a hands-on Children's Gallery built for ages 3 to 8.
A zoo with a train, a carousel and plenty of chances to meet the animals.
Big city park with four playgrounds spread across it.
Two-acre children's garden with a pretend stage, slate painting, digging quarries, a fairy garden and a Living Library.
Young Explorer kits and listening stations in the galleries, and recording booths in the education center upstairs.
Riverfront play space with sand play, a bouncing pad, a maze, a tandem seesaw, climbing ropes and a slide built into the embankment.
A playground and a creekside walking loop around the park, past a giant water tank painted with trees.
