Parks, Recreation & Greenspace


ABERNATHY ARTS CENTER
254 Johnson Ferry Road at Abernathy
3.7 acres
404-303-6172


ALLEN PARK
5900 Lake Forest Drive at Allen Road

3.2 acres
Facilities: Playground, Soccer Courts

 


BIG TREES FOREST PRESERVE  

7645 Roswell Road

(adjacent to North Fulton Service Center)  

32 acres - Conservancy

770-594-9367  

Facilities: Nature Trails

 


HAMMOND PARK
705 Hammond Drive at Glenridge  
13.3 acres - Neighborhood Park
404-303-6176

Facilities:

  • Multi-Purpose Building
  • Gymnasium with Gymnastics Room and Game Room
  • Soccer Field (Lighted)
  • 4 Tennis Courts (Lighted)
  • 2 Outdoor Basketball Courts (Lighted)
  • 2 Picnic Shelters
  • 2 Playgrounds (1 Handicapped Accessible)
  • Picnic Tables
  • Restroom/Storage Building

THE GREAT PARK AT MORGAN FALLS

450 Morgan Falls Place

159 acres - Community Park

404-730-6200

 

Facilities:

  • 5 Youth Baseball Fields (Lighted) 
  • 2 T-ball Fields (Lighted) 
  • 2 Football Fields (Lighted) 
  • Picnic Shelter 
  • 2 Playgrounds (1 Handicapped Accessible)
  • Cates Stadium 
  • Concession/Restroom Building 
  • Public Golf Course
  • Pavillion (under development)
  • Walking trails by the Chattahoochee River (under development)

NORTH FULTON TENNIS CENTER

500 Abernathy Road just east of the Roswell Road Intersection  

26.4 acres - Special Use Park

404-303-6182

 

Facilities:

  • Tennis Center Clubhouse Building
  • Pro Shop
  • 20 Hard Surface Tennis Courts (Lighted)
  • 4 Clay Tennis Courts (Lighted)
  • Walking/Jogging Trail  
  • Restrooms, locker rooms and showers


RIDGEVIEW PARK
4200 Trimble Road next to Ridgeview Middle School
between Glenridge Drive and Peachtree Dunwoody  
20.2 acres - Neighborhood Park
Facilities: Nature Trails, Playground

SANDY SPRINGS HISTORIC SITE & PARK
6075 Sandy Springs Circle
2.4 acres
404-851-9111

Facilities:

  • Historic Springs
  • Historic Williams-Payne House
  • Bandstand
  • Historic Milk House
  • Walking Trail and Boardwalk

Located in the heart of Sandy Springs, the Sandy Springs Historic Site and Park is the home of the natural springs for which the community was named. Also at this three acre site is the Williams-Payne House Museum, an 1870's “plain style” farmhouse, an authentic period milk house, well shelter, and privy. The grounds include a native Georgia garden, an historic teaching garden and a bog garden with a wooden boardwalk. Heritage Sandy Springs, a non-profit organization, operates the site. In addition to tours of the Williams-Payne House, programs include heritage lectures, storytelling festivals and the Sandy Springs Fall Festival. The brick terrace, garden room, and large gazebo make a lovely setting for weddings and parties.