Chattanooga is a dynamic mid-sized city with all the amenities of a major metropolitan area. Nestled along the beautiful Tennessee River, the city is full of the great outdoors, local restaurants, world-class attractions, shopping, and unique accommodations, making it a premier sports destination.

• Frost Stadium/Warner Park has five baseball/softball fields and one softball stadium
• Summit of Softball includes eight softball/baseball fields
• Camp Jordan Arena and Sports Park includes 14 soccer fields, four baseball fields, eight softball fields, and a multipurpose arena
• Finley Stadium hosts football, soccer, and lacrosse

The Chattanooga Convention Center offers 100,000-square-foot exhibit halls and can hold 20 volleyball courts, 12 basketball courts, or 30-plus pickleball courts.

Chattanooga Tourism Co., chattanoogatourism.com

Clarksville offers a convenient location, venue options, and various amenities. The city is situated about 40 miles northwest of Nashville and its international airport.

• F&M Bank Arena consists of 250,000 square feet of space with an open floor for various sports
• Ford Ice Center houses one sheet of ice
• Fortera Stadium is a 10,000-seat football stadium with turf field
• Winfield Dunn Center is a 5,000-seat basketball facility
• RichEllen Park houses eight fields
• Civitan Park includes four baseball fields, seven baseball and softball fields, and one lacrosse field

Clarksville/Montgomery CVB, visitclarksvilletn.com.

Cleveland has a vibrant sporting community and is home to one of only a handful of BMX tracks certified by USA BMX Racing.

• The city offers 21 gyms for basketball, four stadiums/fields for football, five soccer complexes, 23 baseball fields, 12 softball fields, 10 pickleball courts, 24 tennis courts, 18 volleyball courts, three golf courses, and a BMC track.

Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce, clevelandchamber.com.

Columbia is located 50 minutes south of Nashville and offers a classic town square and great shopping, dining, and outdoor activities.

• Chickasaw Trace Park is a 240-acre park with nine miles of mountain bike trails
• Ridley Sports Complex has 10 softball fields and nine rectangular fields that are configured for football, soccer, rugby, lacrosse, and ultimate frisbee

Visit Columbia, VisitColumbiaTN.com.

Cookeville is between Nashville and Knoxville and north of Chattanooga. The city also offers 1,200 miles of nearby lake shoreline.

• Tennessee Tech University offers the 16,500-seat Tucker Stadium for football, the multipurpose Hooper Eblen Center, and the 2,096-seat Hyder-Burks Pavilion
• Cane Creek Park & Sportsplex features four lighted baseball/softball fields, an 18-hole disc golf course, and a 56-acre lake
• Putnam County Sports Complex has six lighted fields

Cookeville-Putnam County Visitors Bureau, visitcookevilletn.com.

Franklin is located just 30 minutes south of Nashville International Airport and sits along Interstate 65, so access via air or ground transportation is smooth and easy. The city offers many incredible indoor and outdoor facilities for various sports, and each venue is five to 10 minutes from more than 150 restaurants and entertainment options.

• TOA Sports Performance Center is a 171,000-square-foot sportsplex with six basketball courts or 12 volleyball courts, as well as a 27,000-square-foot multi-sport turf facility and gymnastics arena
• Alliance Training Center includes six indoor basketball courts or 12 indoor volleyball courts
• Williamson County Soccer Complex is a 25-field soccer complex with 14 full-size soccer fields
• Jim Warren Park has 12 youth baseball fields and four youth football fields
• Williamson County Ag Expo Park houses 230,000 square feet

Visit Franklin, visitfranklin.com.

Greene County is located on the eastern border of Tennessee. The area is comprised of numerous charming cities and towns that are home to a number of top-notch venues.

• Tusculum University’s Pioneer Park is a 2,400-seat ballpark

Greene County Partnership Tourism Department, VisitGreenevilleTN.com.

Jackson is conveniently located halfway between Nashville and Memphis on Interstate 40. With more than 2,731 rooms and numerous dining and retail options, planners will find Jackson has the amenities of a larger city with the charm of a smaller southern community.

• West Tennessee Healthcare Sportsplex is a 17-field baseball and softball complex
• Jackson Ballpark is a 6,000-seat facility
• Middle Fork Bottoms is an 850-acre nature area with five miles of trails
• Conger Park has six lighted outdoor pickleball courts
• North Park includes 17 lighted soccer fields, tennis courts, baseball and softball fields, in-line hockey rinks, and sand volleyball courts

Jackson CVB, jacksontn.com.

Nestled in the northeast corner of Tennessee, Johnson City is where you will find big-city amenities, small-town Southern charm, world-class outdoor recreation, and unmatched hospitality.

• ETSU Ballad Health Athletic Center is a 4.5-acre multipurpose complex
• Winged Deer Park has nine convertible softball fields, nine soccer/lacrosse fields, a 131-mile shoreline lake, and an 18-hole disc golf course
• Freedom Hall Civic Center has a seating capacity of more than 7,000
• Civitan Park includes five soccer fields
• TVA Credit Union Ballpark is a 3,800-seat venue

Johnson City CVB, visitjohnsoncitytn.com.

Kingsport is nestled in the northeast corner of Tennessee in the Blue Ridge of the Appalachian Mountains. The city is affordable, easily accessible, and offers first-class facilities.

• Domtar Park offers eight baseball/softball fields
• Brickyard Park includes four baseball/softball fields and a Miracle Field complex
• Kingsport Aquatic Center is a 46,000-square-foot facility with three pools, including the region’s only indoor Olympic-size pool
• Buck Van Huss Dome is a 5,500-seat gym
• Fred Johnson Stadium is an 8,000-seat turf football/baseball stadium

MeadowView Conference Resort & Convention Center hosts sports like basketball and volleyball.

Visit Kingsport, visitkingsport.com.

Knoxville lies at the intersection of I-40 and I-75, just minutes from I-81 and McGhee Tyson Airport. The city offers a number of venues and is home to the University of Tennessee.

• Allan Jones Aquatic Center boasts a 50-meter competition pool and professional diving well
• World’s Fair Exhibition Hall offers nearly 70,000 square feet of flexible space
• Knoxville Civic Auditorium & Coliseum is a multi-use facility
• Thompson Boling Arena is a 21,000-seat arena
• Baker Creek Preserve, part of Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness, is home to multi-use trails for various skill abilities, including the Devil’s Racetrack—the region’s only double-black diamond downhill trail.

Knoxville Convention Center is a 500,000-square-foot facility that can host sports ranging from gymnastics and volleyball to basketball and fishing expos.

Visit Knoxville, visitknoxville.com.

Memphis is a city filled with rich history; legendary moments; and the blues, soul, and rock ‘n’ roll. Memphis has invested more than $20 billion into the city over the past several years, including a fully transformed convention center, recently unveiled upgrades at Memphis International Airport, booming hotel inventory, and the growth of indoor sports facilities.

• Memphis Sports and Events Center at Liberty Park is a 227,000-square-foot indoor multipurpose facility
• P7 Sports Academy is a 45,000-square-foot space boasting five basketball courts that can be converted into 12 volleyball courts
• Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium is a 58,325-seat multipurpose venue
• Mike Rose Soccer Complex has 16 FIFA-size fields

Renasant Convention Center in downtown Memphis recently underwent a $200 million renovation and features a 118,000-square-foot column-free exhibit hall.

Memphis Tourism, memphistravel.com.

Nashville is a year-round sports town with four professional sports teams. The city hosts several sporting events each year, including the Music City Bowl, SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament, Music City Grand Prix, and professional bull riding.

• Nissan Stadium is a football stadium with a capacity of 69,143
• Bridgestone Arena is a 20,000-seat multipurpose venue
• GEODIS Park is a soccer facility with a capacity of 30,109
• First Horizon Park is a 10,000-seat ballpark
• Nashville Municipal Auditorium hosts arena football

Music City Center is a 2.1 million-square-foot venue with more than 375,000 square feet of event space.

Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp., visitmusiccity.com.

With a variety of attractions, restaurants, and shopping, Pigeon Forge can easily fill the downtime surrounding a sporting event. The city is six miles from the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most visited national park in the country.

• LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge offers 232,000 square feet of event space, including 100,500 square feet of clear-span floor space
• Ripken Experience Pigeon Forge has six synthetic turf baseball fields plus access to four additional fields at Wear Farm Park
• Wear Farm Park hosts baseball, softball, and football

Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism, mypigeonforge.com.

Rutherford County is just 30 miles south of Nashville in the exact center of the state. The area hosts many state, regional, and national sporting events and tournaments.

• Richard Siegel Soccer Complex offers 20 fields and one championship-regulation indoor soccer field
• Adams Tennis Complex includes 24 outdoor courts and eight indoor courts
• McKnight Park & Star Plex houses a four-field baseball/softball complex and a five-field complex for football, lacrosse, youth soccer, and adult soccer
• David Price Miracle Field offers a baseball field designed for adults and children with special needs
• Barfield Crescent Park has eight baseball/softball fields and an 18-hole disc golf course
• Cedar Stone Park has four synthetic turf baseball fields

Rutherford County CVB, visitrutherfordtn.com.

Tucked into the foothills of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Sevierville is beautiful and filled with fun for the whole family. Visitors can spend the day playing at one of the city’s sports facilities and then spend the evening shopping for deals at high-end outlet stores or learning a thing or two at the local unique museums.

• The Sevierville Golf Club is home to two beautifully-designed courses
• Smokies Stadium is a 6,200-seat minor league ballpark
• Sevierville City Park features five baseball/softball fields, four tennis courts, 12 pickleball courts, and two basketball courts
• Sevierville Community Center offers a gym with a full-size basketball court and two volleyball courts, as well as a 25-meter indoor pool

The Sevierville Convention Center features a 107,562-square-foot exhibit hall with a 32-foot ceiling clearance, which can be divided into two halls. It’s connected to the Wilderness at the Smokes Water Park Resort, which also hosts many sports events throughout the year.

Sevierville Chamber of Commerce, VisitSevierville.com.