Healthy Parks

Name: Healthy Parks
Rating: 4.4 (38 reviews)
Author: Gregory Wiley

By: Gregory Wiley

Go outside. Get rewards.

Features & Capabilities

Go outside. Earn points. Get rewards.

Getting outside has been proven to improve your physical and mental health. So go ahead, step outside, get into your local park, and get moving!

Ever heard of a win, win, win? With Healthy Parks Healthy Person TN you get to go outside, improve your health, and earn points in the app. That’s a win, win, win for everyone!

The motivation to improve your health has to come from the inside, but it doesn’t hurt to get a nice reward every once in a while for your effort! These rewards, provided by Tennessee State Parks, are a little bonus for getting outside and active.

Points you earn buy real rewards.

We know you are joining Healthy Parks Healthy Person TN to improve your health and get outside, but we also know that motivation can sometimes be hard to keep up. Because of this, Tennessee State Parks is providing real rewards to help motivate you to take your next step, bike one more mile, or paddle one more lap.

Once you’ve purchased your first reward, head to any Tennessee State Park to redeem it. It’s that easy!

The app integrates with HealthKit to read and track your steps for each checkin and show you the progress you're making along the way.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Gregory Wiley

Rating:

4.40

(38)

Version:

2.1.1 Last updated: 2025-08-27

Version code:

875955007

Creation date:

2020-02-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

38.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 220,871 ▼ 530

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Developed by:

Gregory Wiley

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/healthy-parks/id1497085160

Website:

http://healthyparkstn.com

User Reviews

Users praise Healthy Parks for motivating outdoor activity and offering valuable rewards, with easy tracking and a supportive community. However, recurring issues include rewards not credited, points dropping or resetting, and frequent login/server problems or update-related compatibility. Overall, the concept and rewards are well-loved, but reliability and responsive support remain key areas for improvement.

Pros

Strong motivation to get outdoors and build healthier habits.
Rewards program with tangible gear and a variety of rewards.
Easy-to-use, free app that effectively tracks activities.
Encourages community and family involvement, boosting ongoing use.

Cons

Rewards and points can disappear, be credited late, or reset unexpectedly.
Login, server, and update-related issues (including OS compatibility) hinder usage.
Points dropping or being reduced after earning can be frustrating.
Some users report poor or unresponsive support when rewards aren't delivered.

Recent reviews

Great app for that extra motivation you need to get healthier habits and enjoy the nature of beautiful Tennessee!

by Ji*****, 2024-11-26

I’ve been using the HPHP app for a couple of years now. I started when some others in our hiking group learned of it. Now every time we begin a hike someone will call out for everyone to log in to HPHP. I use it a lot personally as well. I tend to walk/hike/bike twice a day now—largely because of the motivation of the app. I’ve enjoyed the rewards as well, but the biggest reward is knowing that I’m getting out and getting both exercise and enjoyment!

by Ol*****, 2024-11-26

I thought this was a great app to get people involved and outside being active. I technically live in Ga but on the Tennessee line and over the summer, we spent a couple weeks at the state parks in Tennessee and I would log our activities. Did this for 750 points but when I ask for my reward…nothing. Not even a response for why I’m not getting my reward. That’s all I could think of for why I’m not getting it is because I’m technically a GA resident? It would have been great to at least been told what it was and I wouldn’t have done it.