Powell Levi Park Knoxville, TN 37921

"This baseball field is so nice! We’ve been here a few times for tournaments. Not sure about the restrooms because I’ve never been in them, they also have a good amount of parking ANDDD they’re dog friendly which is a plus!!! They also have an AMAZING concession stand! (They do take cash or card). We had to be there early and luckily they also serve breakfast! Anything from eggs, biscuits, sausage and bacon, but their french toast sticks are a MUST! they’re so good!!! Also they sell other things at the concession like eye black sticks and other things! If you have to come here early for a tournament get the food! You won’t regret it!"

"I recently had the opportunity to visit Powell Levi Park with my family. We were very impressed with the park's cleanliness and well-maintained facilities. The baseball fields were in great condition, and the playground was well-equipped and fun for my children. We also enjoyed the picnic area, which was perfect for a lunch break. The park was also very busy, even on a weekday. There were several baseball and softball games going on, and the playground was full of children. This is a testament to the park's popularity and the fact that it is a great place for families and sports enthusiasts to enjoy themselves. Overall, I highly recommend Powell Levi Park to anyone looking for a place to enjoy the outdoors and participate in sports or other activities. The park is well-maintained, clean, and has a variety of amenities to offer visitors. Here are some specific things that I liked about Powell Levi Park: The park is clean and well-maintained. The baseball and softball fields are in great condition. The playground is well-equipped and fun for children."

"Is there a way to get the lights that are burned out replaced. Field 1 has 6 lights out and 3 of them are over home plate. It is shadowed so bad it’s hard to see the ball properly."

"The Park is a typical community park. I just wish someone that cared about the average kids in the community was in charge of the youth baseball program. Baseball should be enjoyed by everyone, not just the future All-stars."