Community Parks Cat Island Park
Located along US Highway 19E in the eastern half of the City of Elizabethton, Cat Island Park is a 12.5 acre park that has two ball fields that host the Elizabethton/Carter County Youth Baseball and Softball Association, a tennis court facility, three pavilions and three separate playground areas. A popular area for birthday parties and other celebrations, Cat Island Park also features various walking trails and is near the Elizabethton Linear Path. Pavilions are for rent by contacting the Parks & Rec department. The park is also located near East Side Elementary School.
Harmon Park
Located on US Highway 19E beside the Elizabethton/ Carter County Chamber of Commerce, Harmon Park offers 1.9 acres of family-friendly fun. The neighborhood park hosts two large play areas, pavilions, picnic areas, a track and a multi-use field for any type of community event. In 2018, the City of Elizabethton constructed new pavilions and a restroom facility for the public. Pavilions are available for rent by contacting the Parks & Rec department.
Edwards Island
Edwards Island is a 3.2 acre park located along the Doe River just north of Covered Bridge Park. One of the key attractions of the park is Rotary Pavilion. Located in downtown, the small island that makes up this mini-park is one of the ten parks along the Elizabethton Linear Path. The park serves as a popular destination for various community and family events. The pavilion is available for rent by contacting the Parks & Rec department.
Kiwanis Park Located at the intersection of West G Street and Carter Boulevard, Kiwanis Park offers 3.1 acres of various activities to the public. The park has playground equipment, swings, a multi-use field, a basketball court, two pavilions with picnic tables. The larger pavilion – the Don Tetrick Pavilion – includes a large-multi purpose area with kitchenette and restrooms. The park serves as the home site for the Parks & Rec flag football league. Pavilions are for rent by contacting the Parks & Rec department. Page 26 • Carter County Visitors Guide Fall/Winter 2021-2022
