Child-sized city! Safety City in Knoxville, TN. Ride bikes on real roads w/ red lights, road signs…

Kids riding bikes in Knoxville have a safe and fun place to learn bike safety! Safety City is a child-sized version of the City of Knoxville! Just a short drive from Sevierville, Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg, Knoxville is a great day trip to add to your Smoky Mountain vacation.
Your kids can ride their bike, scooter, or battery powered vehicles on the real paved streets! Kids can learn about road safety and the rules of the road. Safety City includes paved and painted roads, real road signs, working traffic lights, crosswalks and sidewalks... just like a real city! If your kid is learning how to ride a bike, this is a flat and fun place to learn.
In Safety City, you'll see some miniature replicas of Knoxville's most famous landmarks like Neyland Stadium, Knoxville College, Tennessee Theater, the duck pond, and the Sunsphere.
Safety City is FREE! It is a safe environment for the entire family. Plus, bring a picnic and make a day of it! There are plenty of picnic spots inside Safety City and outside at the super fun playground. They even have a covered pavilion. Be sure to plan extra time to enjoy the playground; its a good one!
Cora usually spends 3 hours at Safety City in Knoxville. There were so many kids riding bikes, scooters, and vehicles that day. It can get crowded during peak times. Bike safety is a must at all times. Please see bike safety rules.
Don't forget the sunscreen, cool drinks, snacks, picnic, and the helmet!
Safety City in Knoxville has limited seasonal hours. Visit their website before you go: www.knoxvillet...
Safety City is located at 165 South Concord Street, Knoxville, TN 37919
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If you'd like to spend the entire day in Knoxville, here are some recommendations for a great family-friendly day:
See the view from the top of The Sunsphere
Eat, shop and splash in the fountains within Market Square
Find yummy treats during a stroll down historic Gay Street