Triple Creek Park Sports: Fields, Trails and Family Activities in Gallatin

Triple Creek Park is Gallatin’s 185-acre sports and recreation complex, with football fields, youth and adult softball fields, baseball/all-purpose fields, 12 soccer fields, an 18-hole disc golf course, a paved walking trail, dog park, playgrounds and picnic facilities. The park is at 240 Champion Drive, while the City’s frisbee-golf listing uses 1333 Touchdown Drive. Check field availability, reservations and current conditions with Gallatin Parks and Recreation at 615-451-5911 before planning a game, tournament or pavilion rental.

Triple Creek Park is Gallatin’s largest developed park and one of the city’s main destinations for organized sports, family recreation and outdoor activities. The 185-acre park includes football fields, youth and adult softball fields, baseball and all-purpose fields, 12 soccer fields, an 18-hole disc golf course, a paved walking trail, a dog park, playgrounds and picnic facilities.

The park is listed at 240 Champion Drive, Gallatin, TN 37066, while the City’s frisbee-golf contact listing uses 1333 Touchdown Drive. For field reservations, pavilion rentals, league information or current conditions, contact Gallatin Parks and Recreation at 615-451-5911 before traveling.

Triple Creek Park at a glance

Feature — What the City lists — Best for

Football fields — Two — Team practices and games

Youth softball fields — Four, with lighted facilities marked by the City — Youth leagues and tournaments

Adult softball fields — Four — Adult leagues and organized play

Baseball, softball and all-purpose fields — Four, with lighted facilities marked by the City — Baseball, softball and flexible field use

Soccer fields — 12 — Recreational and competitive soccer

Disc golf — 18-hole course — Casual rounds and tournaments

Walking trail — 10-foot-wide concrete trail — Walking and park circulation

Dog park — Fenced off-leash area with separate small- and large-dog spaces — Dog exercise

Inclusive recreation — Gallatin Miracle Park, including an ADA-compliant playground, pedal park and baseball field — Accessible play and recreation

Shelters and pavilion — Two picnic pavilions plus a covered event pavilion — Picnics, gatherings and events

The City identifies some sports facilities as lighted. Field lighting, availability and permitted uses can vary by reservation, league schedule, maintenance or special event, so visitors should confirm details before arrival.

Sports at Triple Creek Park

Baseball and softball

Triple Creek Park supports several types of baseball and softball use, including youth softball fields, adult softball fields and baseball, softball and all-purpose fields. The City’s baseball and softball information says Gallatin Little League programs serve children ages 4 through 14 and play at Municipal Park and Triple Creek Park. The City also lists girls’ fast-pitch softball teams that use local fields, including Triple Creek Park.

For adults, Gallatin Parks and Recreation has used Triple Creek Park for organized softball leagues. League rules, registration dates, fees, age requirements and field assignments can change by season, so prospective players and team managers should use the current Parks and Recreation information rather than relying on an older league document.

If you are visiting for a tournament or league game, allow extra time to find the correct complex or field. Triple Creek’s size means the field name or complex letter on a schedule may be more useful than the park name alone.

Soccer and football

The park includes 12 soccer fields, making it a major location for Gallatin soccer programming. The City says Gallatin Soccer Club offers recreational and competitive soccer for girls and boys ages 3 through 18, with leagues playing at Triple Creek Park. The club lists spring and fall leagues, but registration timing and tryout information should be checked for the current season.

Two football fields are also listed among the park’s amenities. Because the City’s general park page does not publish a public field-by-field reservation calendar, visitors should contact Parks and Recreation before planning informal team use, practices or games.

Inclusive recreation at Gallatin Miracle Park

Gallatin Miracle Park is an all-inclusive recreation area located within Triple Creek Park. The City describes it as an ADA-compliant facility designed for people with mobility impairments, special needs and the broader community. Listed features include an accessible playground, pedal park and special baseball field. The City’s facility listing gives the address as 240 Champion Drive and lists daily operation from dawn to dusk.

Miracle Park can be a useful option for families looking for more accessible play equipment, but visitors should still consider weather, surface conditions, supervision needs and current facility notices before visiting.

Other things to do at Triple Creek Park

Triple Creek Dog Park

Triple Creek’s dog park is Gallatin’s designated fenced off-leash dog area. The City says it has separate spaces for dogs under 25 pounds and dogs 25 pounds or heavier, along with a double-gate entry, benches, shade areas and water stations for dogs and people.

The official rules require dogs to be licensed and vaccinated with current tags displayed. Dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving, and handlers must keep them under voice control and in sight. The City limits each person to two dogs, prohibits children under age 3 inside the fenced area and requires children age 12 and younger to be accompanied by an adult.

The dog park is listed as open from sunrise to sunset, but the City may close it for maintenance, inclement weather, turf conditions or a special permit. Bring a leash even if your dog will be off-leash inside the fenced area.

Disc golf

Triple Creek Park has an 18-hole frisbee disc golf course. The City describes it as a technically challenging course and lists the frisbee-golf contact location as 1333 Touchdown Drive. The official park page does not publish a current fee, reservation system or course map in the information reviewed for this guide.

For a casual round, bring your own discs and plan for changing conditions across a large park. Before organizing a tournament or group event, contact Parks and Recreation to confirm course availability and any permit requirements.

Walking trail and Town Creek Greenway connection

Triple Creek includes a 10-foot-wide concrete walking trail. The City’s greenways page says the walking track connects to the Town Creek Greenway and describes a broader four-mile route beginning at the Gallatin Civic Center, connecting to Triple Creek Park and continuing toward the E. Broadway entrance. The Town Creek Greenway itself is described as approximately two miles..

Those figures describe the connected greenway system, not necessarily a single loop entirely inside Triple Creek Park. If you need a specific mileage for a run, walking workout or accessibility plan, check the current City trail map or contact Parks and Recreation before your visit.

Playgrounds, picnic shelters and pavilion rentals

The park includes a playground, an ADA-compliant playground and two picnic pavilions. The City’s shelter-reservation page lists Triple Creek Park Shelter No. 1 near the corner of the parking lot and Shelter No. 2 near the playground; both are listed with restrooms available. The page says the picnic shelters can be reserved free of charge by calling the Gallatin Civic Center at 615-451-5911.

The larger covered event pavilion is a separate rental. The City says a reservation and deposit are required and directs visitors to contact Parks and Recreation. The published page does not provide a complete current price list, so confirm the deposit, rental fee, available dates, setup rules and cancellation policy before making plans.

Triple Creek Park also hosts community events from time to time. For example, the City calendar listed 2026 events at the park’s event pavilion and other park areas. Event schedules are seasonal and should be checked through the official Gallatin calendar rather than assumed from prior years.

How to plan a visit

Address, hours and contact

The City’s park directory lists Triple Creek Park at 240 Champion Drive, Gallatin, TN 37066, with daily hours from dawn to dusk. The City’s main park page gives seasonal closing times of 11 p.m. in summer and 7 p.m. in winter, so visitors should confirm which operating-hours description applies to the specific facility or activity they plan to use.

For current information, call Gallatin Parks and Recreation at 615-451-5911. This is especially important for:

• Field reservations and tournament schedules
• Pavilion rentals
• Weather or maintenance closures
• Restroom and concession availability
• Organized league registration
• Disc golf events or group use
• Accessibility questions

Choose the activity before you arrive

Triple Creek Park is large enough that a quick family visit and a tournament day require different planning.

• For organized sports: Confirm the field, complex name, start time, parking area and admission or spectator rules with the league or event organizer.
• For a casual walk: Use the paved trail, but do not assume the connected greenway mileage is the same as the distance within the park.
• For dogs: Bring a leash, vaccination and license information, water as needed and waste bags.
• For a picnic: Reserve a shelter if you need a guaranteed space; the City lists the two Triple Creek picnic shelters as free reservations.
• For accessible play: Review the Miracle Park listing and contact Parks and Recreation if you need information about current access or surface conditions.
• For events: Check the official City calendar for current dates, times, parking instructions and cancellation updates.

Who Triple Creek Park is best for

Triple Creek Park is a strong fit for families who want multiple activities in one location, athletes attending baseball, softball, soccer or football events, dog owners seeking a fenced off-leash area, and visitors looking for paved outdoor recreation. Its large sports footprint also makes it more suitable for planned visits than for travelers who want a compact, walkable park with every feature close together.

The park is part of Gallatin’s broader Parks, Lake & Outdoors network. Visitors who want to compare activities can also explore the city’s other parks, greenways, playgrounds, dog-friendly spaces and recreation facilities before choosing a destination.

Before you go

Use this short checklist:

1. Confirm the current park or facility hours.
2. Verify the correct address or entrance for your activity.
3. Check whether fields, trails, the dog park or pavilion are reserved or closed.
4. Call ahead for pavilion fees, deposits and reservation rules.
5. Check the City calendar for special events.
6. Bring appropriate equipment, water, sunscreen and weather protection.
7. Follow posted rules and leave the fields, trails and dog areas clean.

Triple Creek Park offers one of Gallatin’s broadest collections of sports and outdoor amenities, but its size and changing schedules make advance confirmation worthwhile.