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A Shelby County Government owned facility that is privately managed and operated by OS Memphis. This successful private/public partnership was engineered by Mayor Jim Rout, the corporate community, John Talley of OS Memphis and the local soccer community. The Complex in Memphis, Tennessee sits on 136.17 acres conveniently off Bill Morris Parkway. The complex was designed to accommodate tournaments, league games, exhibition games, special events, camps, clinics, and Coaches symposiums

Shelby Farms is a park located in Shelby County, Tennessee, United States. It is one of the twenty largest urban parks, at a size of 4,500 acres and covers more than five times the area of Central Park in New York City with 843 acres.

TPC Southwind boasts a championship golf course which is the PGA TOUR’s only private golf club in the state of Tennessee and home to the PGA TOUR’s WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational.

As a hotel that’s less than a twenty-minute drive from Graceland, you’ll definitely want to book a room at the Holiday Inn & Suites Memphis Southeast-Germantown so you will never have to travel far to experience the splendor of this amazing tourist attraction. More than just a gorgeous mansion estate, Graceland shines as a shrine to both American music history and Memphis, TN culture. Pay respect to “The King” while checking out Elvis’ impressive collection of cars, jets, and memorabilia.

Our hotel near University of Memphis is the perfect place to book a room if you want to visit the illustrious campus of this historical academic institution. Locals and tourists can find so much to do and see at the University of Memphis, from its gorgeous buildings, pastoral outdoor walkways, and impressive on-campus art museum, the Art Museum of the University of Memphis. If you’re a parent with your prospective student, make sure to arrange a spot on one of their college tours beforehand.

Enjoy a day of eccentric family fun at the Pink Palace Museum, a former mansion turned into a fascinating collection of interesting items and collectibles, created by the founder of Piggly Wiggly in the 1920s. Wow your kids with sights such as a shrunken head, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater. Educate yourselves on the rich history of Memphis with a number of engaging exhibits, and take some pictures of their on-site Clyde Parke Miniature Circus, a detailed display featuring a mini circus.

For both children and animal enthusiasts, there’s no better place to visit when you’re staying in town than the Memphis Zoo, an animal lover’s dream. With its varied themed areas, impressive collection of unique species, like hippos and bears, and a free farm train ride, you’ll find it difficult to leave. When you’re done exploring the various animal exhibits, you can take a dip with the whole family at Memphis Zoo’s Splash Zone. Make sure to visit during the holidays for their light displays.

Tom Lee Park is a 31-acre riverfront park with a focus on recreation, nature, and community events, featuring walking and cycling paths, playgrounds, and native landscapes. Alongside all of the natural splendor you and your family can experience when exploring this great park, guests can take full advantage of other amenities, like basketball courts and picnic areas. Visitors are encouraged to explore the park during their various large events, such as the Memphis in May International Festival.