Westmoreland Parks & Recreation connects our community through parks, programs, youth sports, special events, and public spaces that bring families together. Whether you are looking for a place to play, walk, gather, volunteer, or support local recreation, this is your hub for what is happening in and around our parks.

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🌿 RAISE THE RIM SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT 🌿
The Raise the Rim Committee sincerely thanks Larkspur Conservation for its generous $1,000 donation to our campaign!
Larkspur Conservation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and restoring land across Tennessee through natural burial practices that heal the earth and offer sanctuary.
Its Taylor Hollow preserve is located right here in the Westmoreland community at 155 Bear Carr Road. In addition to providing families with meaningful natural-burial options, this permanently protected natural area offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, remembrance and quiet reflection.
We are proud to recognize an organization doing such meaningful conservation work in our community. Larkspur Conservation has chosen to give back by investing in a recreational project that will benefit Westmoreland’s children and families for years to come.
Please help us thank Larkspur Conservation—and whenever possible, support the businesses and organizations that generously support our community!
Learn more about its mission:
larkspurconservation.org/
Follow Larkspur Conservation on Facebook:
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🏀 Thank you for investing in today and tomorrow.
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🏓 PICKLEBALL COURT CLOSURE NOTICE 🏓
The Westmoreland pickleball courts will be closed to public play during the following hours while the Westmoreland High School softball team hosts a pickleball fundraising tournament:
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Please plan your court time accordingly. Thank you for your understanding as we support our local student-athletes and their fundraising efforts! 🥎❤️
Please share this notice to help spread the word!
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I wanted to give everybody a quick update on the Raise the Rim Basketball Court Renovation Campaign at T.F. Carter Park
As of this update on August 18, 2026, we are now about one-third of the way toward our $35,000 goal.
This project means a lot to me personally, but it means even more for our kids, families, and community. These courts have been part of Westmoreland for a long time, and it is time to bring them back to life in a way our community can be proud of.
I’m thankful for every person, family, business, and organization that has already stepped up to help. Whether you have donated, shared the campaign, volunteered, or simply encouraged us along the way — it all matters.
We still have work to do, but we are making real progress.
Please take a few minutes to watch this video, share it, and help us keep spreading the word. If you are able to donate, we would be grateful. If you are not able to donate, sharing the campaign helps more than you know.
Let’s keep pushing and get this done for Westmoreland.
Donate or learn more here:https://westmorelandparksandrecreation.com/
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🏀 It’s Time to RAISE THE RIM for Westmoreland!
We’re excited to share the story behind our campaign to rebuild and renovate the basketball courts at Westmoreland City Park.
Our goal is to raise $35,000 and create a safe, attractive, and lasting place where our children, families, and community can gather, play, compete, and make memories for years to come.
🎥 Watch the campaign video:
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You can help by making a donation, becoming a Legacy Donor, volunteering, or simply sharing this post so we can reach more people.
🏀 Donate or become a Legacy Donor:
westmorelandparksandrecreation.com/legacy-donors/
Every donation—large or small—moves us closer to our goal. Together, we can Raise the Rim and build something Westmoreland can be proud of!
Friends of Westmoreland Parks and Recreation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Please watch, donate, and share!
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🏁 WE DID IT — And What a Day It Was! 🏁
The Westmoreland Parks and Recreation First Annual 5K Run is officially in the books, and we are still on a high from the incredible energy, smiles, and community spirit that filled the park! 🙌❤️
From the moment runners lined up under that stunning balloon arch to the final steps across the finish line, this event was everything we hoped it would be — and so much more. Seeing so many familiar faces, young runners, families, and friends come together for a great cause reminded us exactly WHY we do this.
A massive, heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who made this day possible:
🌟 Gold Sponsors: Nicky’s Coal Fired, HOPE Family Health Services, Door2Door Construction, SwimWorld, and Shiloh Dillard — County Commission District 1
🌟 Kids Fun Run Sponsor: Lino Larke
🌟 Additional Sponsor: Costco Wholesale
🌟 Every single volunteer, participant, and supporter who showed up and gave it their all.
This is just the beginning. The first annual means there are MANY more to come, and we cannot wait to see this event grow bigger and better every year. If you ran, walked, cheered, or volunteered — YOU are the reason this community shines.
Tag a friend you ran with, drop your finish time in the comments, and share those race-day memories! 📸
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