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Blythe Oldfield Park is a community park located in the heart of the Blythe-Oldfield community. This park is adjoining the Blythe Family Support Center and includes a newly renovated playground, basketball court and community pavilion. It offers a large play area and zip lines, pavilion with restrooms and natural water features. For reservations, please see Deer Park.

This park located off Tennessee Nursery Road is a 70 acre tract of land bequeathed to the city by Leonard and Agnes Fletcher. The city appointed an advisory committee, which has overseen the design of the park and made recommendations to staff and the city council about improvements. This park has 2 miles of walking trails, gazebo, an ADA fishing pier, Japanese garden, pavilions, and restrooms.

Fletcher Park Pavilion 1 is open to the public. Pavilion 1 is not available for rental and follows a first come first served basis. For reservations, please see Fletcher Park Pavilion 2. This park offers a playground, restrooms, pavilion, event stage, open space and public art. For reservations of the Pavilion and the Stage, please see Greenway Park.

It has a gazebo and amphitheater for public use.