The park was established to commemorate the United States Bicentennial in 1976.
It serves as the main trailhead for the Maryville-Alcoa Greenway, which spans over 17 miles.
The park grounds frequently host the 'Sundown in the Park' concert series during warmer months.
It features a dedicated memorial plaza honoring Blount County veterans.
Bicentennial Park serves as the central community green space in downtown Maryville, Tennessee. The park features an expansive open lawn frequently utilized for local festivals, concerts, and public gatherings. A paved walking path encircles the primary recreation area, connecting directly to the broader Maryville-Alcoa Greenway system. The site includes a prominent veterans' memorial and designated seating areas overlooking the central green. It is situated adjacent to the Maryville Municipal Center and the public library, functioning as an anchor for the city's downtown district.
The veterans' memorial plaza facing the open lawn area.
Visit during the early morning if you plan to use the greenway for exercise to avoid peak midday heat.
Bring a folding chair if visiting during a scheduled community concert or event.
Check the City of Maryville's official events calendar before arriving, as the park is often reserved for private or public functions.
Do not attempt to park in reserved library or municipal building spaces during peak business hours; use the designated public parking lots nearby.
Leashed pets are permitted; ensure you clean up after them and respect noise levels during community events.
