Overall, Logan Farm Park is a winner of a park and I would definitely recommend this park if you…read morefind yourself in Acworth, Georgia. It is not far from the downtown part of Acworth and again, I would definitely recommend here.

Logan Farm Park is a great park located just across the train tracks and down the hill from…read moredowntown Acworth. It is flanked by new build residential and commercial development, along with the Acworth Community Center and school. The park consists of a couple of paved walking paths that circle a multi-use grass field, pavilions, playgrounds and a decent amount of parking for the space. While I have not visited during special events, Logan Farm is heavily used for special events that overflow to or from downtown, and apparently is host to a pretty sweet farmers market. My niece loves the playground here, so each time I visit, and we do dinner or lunch downtown, we always make a stop here so she can do her thing for a bit. The park is clean and well maintained. Overall, nothing too fancy, but it gets the job done well. I'm a fan!

The park is situated on Lake Allatoona and offers a variety of outdoor experiences, including…read moreswimming, water skiing, fishing, boating, and camping. Over 15 miles of trails wind through the park's forested landscape, catering to all levels from ADA accessible paths to more challenging hikes

Red Top Mountain SP has something for everyone. Fishing camping, cottages, hiking, history,…read morekayaking and boating among other things. It's easily accessible from Atlanta and the surrounding areas. I've been visiting RTMSP for the past few years. Even though there are lots of visitors, it's large enough that it doesn't feel crowded. Their hiking trails are well groomed, scenic with light elevations. The Iron hill Loop is about 4 miles. It meanders around a bit of Lake Allatoona so you'll catch gorgeous lake views and a bit of boating activities too. The Homestead Trail is little longer, just under 6 miles with rolling elevation. It lends more inland hardwood forests than Iron hill Loop but it also has lovely views of Lake Allatoona along its loop part of the trail. Their where am I markers aren't the best but it's easy enough to figure it out. Their blazes are better. I've seen several woodpeckers, deer and many squirrels, identified a few mushrooms I hadn't encountered before here. They DO charge $5/car for PARKING unless you have an annual pass. Be sure to prominently display it inside your dash even if you do not go through a ranger station or the visitor center. They do ticket. RTMSP is a pleasant park to visit. It's a restorative environment to just catch a breath.

Lake Acworth is a great spot tucked away in the middle of suburbia that offers the locals and…read morevisitors a little taste of the outdoors and includes trails, bridges, docks and of course, a beach! We have visited Lake Acworth via Cauble Park on numerous occasions and always tend to enjoy ourselves. The water is always calm and clean, on the surface at least. The lake is well maintained and surrounded by the park, woods, a neighborhood and a highway. So, always something different to look at whether you are hanging on the beach or kayaking around the water. While most of our visits are for walking and enjoying the beach, I have visited for fireworks and other community events. The lake and park hold up well. There are onsite restrooms and such as well, which make trips here a bit easier. You will find folks enjoying all things from building sandcastles to walking the pups, grilling out, fishing or just chilling. When I visit, we tend to do it all, except the fishing part. Overall, Lake Acworth is a cute spot for a chill afternoon. Low energy needed to enjoy yourself here. Keep in mind that the main access point is through Cauble Park, which for non-Acworth city residents charges by the vehicle, usually no more than $20.

Definitely one of my favorite places close to home. Since my daughter was little, we have come to…read morethis park to enjoy the playground, a picnic, walk or a festival. Often I just drop by to enjoy a moment of serenity. However, some people are brave enough to go into the water. I personally am not that adventurous. The park and the beach however, are clean since years ago it became forbidden to feed the ducks. No more bird poop around the beach anymore. Very beautiful place.

Kennesaw Mountain is such a great spot for families, history lovers, and anyone who enjoys the…read moreoutdoors! There are both paved and natural trails, so you can choose your adventure depending on how easy or challenging you want the hike to be. Along the way, you'll come across really interesting Civil War landmarks and historic markers that make the hike feel like stepping back in time. It's also very family-friendly and dog-friendly! I was able to hike it with my 4-year-old daughter walking beside me and my 1.5-year-old on my back, and we all had a blast. The views at the top are so worth it, and the whole mountain is filled with a sense of history and beauty. If you're looking for a hike that blends nature, family fun, and historic charm, Kennesaw Mountain is definitely worth the visit.

This was my 2nd hike at Kennesaw Mt but my first time hiking to the top (vs around). PERFECT…read morebalance of incline and flat surfaces. BEAUTIFUL views - I can't wait to visit again in the spring - and well cleared route. We started around 9am and the trail was already well populated. Other hikers and runners were courteous. This hike is definitely on my repeat list.

Though its theme is a nod to Cobb's history in flight, Aviation Park features modern amenities. The…read more3-acre green-space, once an under utilized & vacant lot, now proudly features a playground showcasing a rubber mock runway under a Corocord airplane structure, which consists of a rope and cable climbing system. Also available for public use are a covered pavilion for picnicking, with a roof mimicking a plane's outline, a well lit parking lot, and restroom facilities housed in a building to constructed to mirror the air traffic control tower at the airport. Spinner bowls mimic the light placement along a typical runway, as well as standard, toddler and basket swings for ADA accessibility. Finally, the state-of-the-art, aviation-themed playground is enhanced with an ICON climbing structure, offering park visitors the perfect fusion of mental & physical gameplay with the S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) integrate activity center. Perhaps most notably though, is the picturesque, authentic flying machine! The installation of a restored & refurbished 1964 Beechcraft A-23 Musketeer airplane at Aviation Park is awe inspiring. Several partners contributed to making this project a reality. The plane was donated to the Alliance by Hawthorne Aviation, then restored by DLK Aviation Incorporated. Engineering, design, and installation was provided by DeNyse; other partners include Fly LBI, Priority Jet, and Brahma Marketing. The custom tail number for the plane is "N20RYY" which is consistent with industry standards for naming similar planes. The prefix, "N", stands for its country of origin which, in this case, is the United States of America. Typically followed by numbers, the number "20" was selected to commemorate the year of installation. Lastly, the final letters, "RYY", reflect the three-letter airport code for Cobb County International Airport.ye

This is very small park close to the city. Very good for kids and this park have a multiple play…read morestuff for kids. Like swing, climbers. But they don't have any slide. While sitting under the shade area we can find lots of birds chirp. It's so nice to hear it. The park has restroom and bikes that u can rent. It also has a grill that u find in parks.

There is no "nature trail" don't come here if you're looking for that. the bridge has been taken…read moredown too.

Another great park in Kennesaw! This one is home of the Kennesaw Baseball Association, and hosts…read moresome of the best Little League play in the metro Atlanta area! Adams Park features: * Six lighted baseball fields * Four lighted softball fields * Concession buildings * Indoor and outdoor batting cages * Two lighted tennis courts * One lighted soccer field * 3000 ft x 8-foot-wide concrete trail * 26,000 sq ft Ben Robertson Community Center * Scout Hut building * Playground * Picnic pavilions and shelters * Park bench seating * Drinking fountains * Wi-Fi hotspot