Jim Warren Park

Jim Warren Park is a 58-acre active park located at 705 Boyd Mill Avenue. Home of the Franklin Baseball Club and Franklin Cowboys youth organizations, Jim Warren Park has 12 baseball fields and 4 football fields. Among the many amenities are tennis courts, two basketball courts, picnic tables and grills, a pond, walking trails, and playground equipment. A large, enclosed pavilion may be reserved by calling the parks office.

Jim Warren Park is also the former home of the Franklin Rodeo, an annual tradition organized by the Franklin Noon Rotary Club since 1949. The park features Franklin Rodeo Plaza, a 1.4-acre area honoring the rodeo’s history and its contributions to Williamson County. Unveiled in October 2026 to commemorate the rodeo’s 75th anniversary, the plaza’s centerpiece is a bronze statue of a cowboy riding a bucking horse, created by sculptor Scott Rogers. The plaza also includes benches, lighting, and informational signage highlighting the history of the Franklin Rodeo.

Amenities

• 58 Acres
• 2 Pavilions (1 enclosed) – Both pavilions have Electrical Outlets and Overhead Lights
• 12 Lighted Baseball Fields
• 4 Football Fields
• 2 Multi-purpose Fields
• 2 Playgrounds
• 8 Tennis Courts
• 2 1/2 Mile Walking Trail
• Skatepark (16,000 sq ft)
• 1 Outdoor Basketball Court
• 1 Catch-and-Release Pond
• Restrooms