Russellville Recreation and Parks - City Parks
Russellville City Park
915 East B Street
Russellville City Park is located in the City Park Complex and can be accessed from East B Street. It has a pavilion with restrooms, a play unit for kids ages 5 to 12 and a play unit designed for kids ages 2 to 5, picnic areas, basketball courts, tennis/pickleball courts and a walking trail. The Hughes Community Center, Arkansas River Valley Arts Center and Parks Department Maintenance facilities are located in City Park.
Confederate Mother's Memorial Park
1915 South Glenwood Avenue
This city park is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a significant historic site. Three monuments dedicated to the Mothers of the Confederacy are located within the park. This area remains natural and undeveloped.
Harmon Park - Russellville Skate Park
205 South Jonesboro Avenue
Harmon Park is home to the Russellville Skate Park. The skate park was designed and built by Wally Hollyday Design and California Skateparks. Hours of operation are from daylight to dark.
Illinois Bayou Park
6630 US Hwy 64 W
The park facilities include two boat ramps, docks, parking space for cars and trailers, picnic tables and grills. Future plans include a 1.5 mile hiking trail along the lake shore.

James School Park
807 West 4th Place
This park features a pavilion with restrooms, modern play equipment and basketball courts.
M.J. Hickey Park
1312 East 16th Street
Russellville's seven field baseball complex is located in Hickey Park, along with the municipal swimming pool and two pavilions with restroom facilities. The home games for the Russellville High School's girls softball team are played at Hickey Park.
Pleasant View Park
3595 North Arkansas Avenue
Also known as the 4-Plex, Pleasant View Park features four tournament size softball fields, a modern playground, our largest pavilion, and handicapped accessible fishing on Lake Dardanelle. The area also serves as a walking trail for area residents. The Russellville competition water ski facility is located in the west section of Pleasant View. An 18 hole disc golf course is adjacent to the competition water ski area. The disc golf course has a unique layout with open and wooded holes and is surrounded by water on three sides.
Russellville Soccer Complex
901 Lock & Dam Road
The Russellville Soccer Complex has fifteen soccer fields, a concession with restroom facilities, a pavilion, a modern playground and a one mile multi-purpose trail.
Sequoyah Park
1805 West 12th Street
Next to Sequoyah Elementary, Sequoyah Park features a pavilion with group grill, restrooms and a large composite playground structure.
Sheppard Drive Fields
1222 Sheppard Drive
Undeveloped sports fields next to Old Post Park.
Shiloh Park
3405 North Arkansas Avenue
Located near Pleasant View Park, Shiloh Park has two softball fields, a pavilion, modern play structure, tennis/basketball/pickleball court, sand volleyball court, and boat launch areas. Shiloh is a favorite for bank fishing in Lake Dardanelle.
Veterans Park
1005 North Detroit Avenue
Veterans Park has a lighted American Flag, a plaque commemorating the 100th anniversary of the VFW and other markers dedicated to veterans in the park. This park features a large open play area, an EVOS play structure, basketball court and a gazebo.
Vick Field
915 East Parkway
Located across the street from the Hughes Community Center, Vick Field offers a junior baseball field.
Washburn Park
1185 Lakefront Drive
Named for Cephas Washburn, this park is a favorite for family gatherings with its pavilion, modern play equipment, restrooms, picnic areas, and trail head to Bona Dea Trails. A plaque dedicated to Cephas Washburn is located in the park. A memorial for Hospice patients is located at the section of the park overlooking Lake Dardanelle.
Ouita Boat Lanch is across from Washburn Park and provides a launch, dock, and parking for vehicles with boat trailers.
There are many fun things to do in Russellville. We offer:
- Disc Golf
- Organized Sports
- Skateboarding
- Swimming
- Tennis
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View the Park System Map for more information about the parks.