Osburn Park

Odd. This is another Nolensville soccer field characterized as a park by the city/​county. To do so is a disservice to people coming here thinking they might have a nice park outing and to players who come here wanting to kick the ball around and have to deal with park goers. As a park… well, it’s not a park. As a soccer field, Osburn has some charming features.
The green space abuts a creek that provides a nice distraction for park goers not interested in what’s going on on the field. Be advised that the space backs up on to private property so don’t venture too far off the trail. The field itself is decently maintained and has some nice wooden benches that add an unexpected detail. That said, this is a residential soccer field. If you don’t live nearby and don’t have a soccer ball in tow, you have no business coming here.
The name should be changed to Osburn Field. See how easy that was? I have a future in government.

Williamson County Parks & Rec refers to this as Osburn Park. It’s definitely a soccer field used by area kids, including Nolensville Soccer Club. Otherwise there are no amenities — no bathrooms, no play area, no walking trail, etc. The park does not allow dogs because it’s primary purpose is soccer — and playing soccer around dog poop is no fun. The park is kept locked after hours to prevent damage to the nice turf fields and protect tax payer dollars.
Hopefully at some point this facility will be fully completed with proper restrooms, walking trail, kids play area, etc. For now, it’s a complex of soccer fields more than a «park».

Went on a Saturday and since there weren’t any soccer games going on, the entire park was locked up and closed!!! There was also a sign by the locked gate that said «no pets.» Really, no pets in a park?! Looks like even if I catch it on a day that it’s actually open, I won’t be able to go since I take my dog to parks with me! It looks like a beautiful area, but since it seems to be closed unless games are going on, it kinda seems like a waste of pretty space.