Mud Island Park, Memphis

About Mud Island Park

Mud Island Park in Memphis features a scale model of the river that visitors can walk along the island. The 50-foot MEMPHIS sign provides a prominent photo backdrop against the city skyline. The park's marina offers direct access to the water. Baron Van Opperbean, an immersive attraction combining art, adventure play, and interactive technology, operates on the island and blurs the line between exploration and imagination. Mahogany River Terrace restaurant serves upscale Southern cuisine with Creole influences and river views. The park includes a pyramid structure, walking paths through landscaped grounds, and open spaces that accommodate events. A grassy amphitheater hosts performances and gatherings. The tree-covered groves and large grounds throughout the park provide shaded areas for visitors. Located on Mud Island in Memphis, the park opens daily with hours published on the venue's site.