Little Debbie Park

Little Debbie Park in Collegedale, TN is a sweet adventure from start to finish—literally! This charming children’s park is packed with fun, creative play features that go way beyond the ordinary.

Kids (and adventurous adults!) will love the unique climbing structures and the mini zipline that adds a little thrill to the playground experience. There are also bench swings, interactive musical instruments, and plenty of open space to slide down hills on cardboard—an unexpected classic that brings out everyone’s inner kid.

One of the most fun and photo-worthy parts? The giant Little Debbie snack displays scattered throughout the park! From Cosmic Brownies and Nutty Buddies to Oatmeal Creme Pies and a 5-foot Christmas Tree Cake, these are strictly for show—but they make for fantastic photo ops. You can sit on or pose next to your favorite snack—no calories included!

The park also includes covered pavilions and picnic areas that are perfect for a mid-play lunch break and can even be reserved for gatherings. With plenty of shade and thoughtful amenities, it’s a great spot for families to relax and enjoy a day outdoors.

If you’re anywhere near Collegedale, make time for a stop at Little Debbie Park. It’s playful, creative, and filled with fun touches that make it stand out from your typical playground. A perfect mix of nostalgia and new memories waiting to be made!

When we heard about this place we had to stop by and check it out for ourselves. This was a very nice park that was clean and the statues were great! Here are some photos of me enjoying my time there.

This is a very nice park. Lots of playground equipment and places in the shade to sit. There are also several swinging benches for adults to use while the kids play. There is a lot of green space and places to walk or ride bikes/scooters. We mainly stopped to see all the Little Debbie statues.

Been wanting to see this park and walk around. I’m too old for the playground but the kiddos seemed to love it. Got to see some of the treats incorporated into the theme of the park. The walking paths are paved. Right next to The Commons where a festival was ongoing with arts and crafts. Very enjoyable visit. Walked my dogs. Very well kept grounds. Five Stars to McKee Baking Company!

This park was a very quick stop since our kids are teenagers. They did like the snack statues and that you could climb on them. We saw a little Debbie truck on the way to the park. We took pics in front of the snacks, dogs were allowed. It was very hot and the park was not well shaded itself but it had nice shaded shelters and swings. They had a zip line for kids, it was very nice and a newer park. There was a building next to it that we took pics of too.