Steele Creek Park

Yes, just bring your own charcoal

Yes. You can

Yes

There is Free parking around the side, it is a little walk to the park, or 2 bucks to park for the day , the park itself is free

There is a splash pad and creek as well. Also, I believe it is illegal to swim in the lake. The creek is OK though.

It opened last week

Yes,its an awesome place to fish. Especially if you have children.

Yes

About the same. Kid love it

You can catch a lot of carp and some largemouth bass

Who is wasted?

7 pm i think

Yes, Tennessee fishing license

The paddle boats have relocated. You have to get your tickets at the train station. The rate is $1 for 30 minutes per person.

Yes

Sorry I don't know, you would want to go on line and get the number for the nature center at Steele's Creek and ask them. But what a beautiful place to have it

Yes they do

In early 1973, the Bristol, Tennessee Board of Commissioners and Mayor Jere King voted to change the name of Steele Creek Park to the Stacy J. Grayson Park at Steele Creek. In May, 1973, the Stacy J.

There is a splash pad but it's not Open yet, not sure when it opens. And of course the creek in the front of the park.

Yes. Some do.

Trails are steeper on the animal habitat side. Park closes at dark.

You can call the Parks & Rec office at the Slater Center (423)764-4023

The Splash Pad will open Memorial Day weekend!

It is $2 per visit or you can buy a year pass. I believe its around $50, if someone else knows the exact amount?

Yes

yes they are open.

I'm sure of it..its 2.00 Dollers to get in but they might have there Automated machine up! It should be free tomorrow 😊

They have open, uncovered picnic tables and covered, reserved picnic tables available.

I'm not sure how deep it is. But that's a good question.

Yes you can..there's always people with kayaks, canoes, etc..idt you can have anything big like power boats or bass boats..maybe a lil jon boat w trolling motor..

No

Yes but I didn't cought

Yes I believe so, but you bring your own kayak. They do paddleboarding but the schedule is online

Yes

2 dollars per vehicle to enter, train and few other imenities cost a lil extra

I have been going there several years And I have never seen any one fishing from them .

This is a park where people have fun and see the animals and fish and have more fun they don't have campgrounds sorry

Between 5pm and 5:30 PM so does the train park closes at 9 pm

Hours of operation are 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Mon. to Sat. and 1 p.m. – 6 p.m. on Sun.

Not until the end of the month.

Not yet!

Usually opens early May

May 27th. Open 9am to 9pm. Only cost is entry to park 2$.

No showers

You use any boat you like but they have to be powered by trolling motors only.

The main trail towards rooster front is fine gravel, may be difficult to push. There is s paved trail that follows the the creek though, and it's a beautiful walk, especially when the trees and flowers are blooming.

Yes

Yes

No it's not.

Yes

Yes $1 person

Yes, I have witnessed this before. However, you may need to receive permission beforehand. Or go with the old adage that it is easier to ask forgiveness than permission...lol.

Talk to the guys n the nature center there

I was told, weekdays 5 p.

I know the shelter by the splash pad is around $60 for half day. The others are approximately $40. So I imagine the indoor is probably that of the splash pad or more.

You can see the pad from the Gate House. If you rent the shelter at the splash pad, you can park in the lot right at the pad. If you are just wanting to splash, parking is at the top of the hill where the volley ball courts are. Signs are posted for splash pad parking. It's been a few weeks since I've been. It appeared that they were in the process of building a second parking lot near the pad on my last visit. Edit : Since posting this, the new parking lot for the splash pad is complete.

You can bring your own gas grill did it 2 weeks ago at the shelter next to splash pad

Deer wild turkey fox

Yes

Yes they do!!! You can Google the information and it will give you the phone number. Because when I visit there they had a sign for injured wildlife and I just can't remember the number

Yes