Don White Memorial Park is a riverside recreation area providing trails for walking and jogging,…read moreplus kayak, tube rentals and volleyball courts. Highlights of this park are public restrooms, dogs are allowed and picnic tables available. I go here for our sand volleyball tounaments or open plays. The amenities are excellent, including a covered picnic area and two well-maintained sand beach volleyball courts, often used by friendly and active groups from Meetup. Roswell has done a great job with park development. I would highly recommend to visit. The surrounding area is very walkable, with scenic paths along the river that make it a worthwhile stop for anyone visiting and looking for a relaxing stroll. Whether you're here to play, picnic, or just enjoy the peaceful setting, this park delivers. Wonderful place to kayak or tubing. Plenty of parking and I can go in either direction for a long run. Some days parking is challenging to try to car pool or use uber. I love to stretch afterwards by the water and watch the row teams go by. Although the park closes after sunset but I planning to come here for Stargazing.

We were visiting the Atlanta area for a few weeks and I wanted to go on a hike with my daughter but…read moredidn't want to go too remote. So I found Don White Memorial Park. We took our dog and had a wonderful time! The paths are really wide and paved, well marked and there's a stunning "natural" playground and lots of green space. So much to see and we appreciated the emergency posts scattered throughout the paths, which made us feel more confident in being alone in such a big city.

I love what they did with this playground--especially the small, little track in back. I'm…read moreextremely and fully obsessed with the bathroom facilities, as it has an angular, almost mid-century modern feel to it. nice to have something like this for kids down the road a spell from the tennis center. we will for sure go back!

This park spans 50 acres and is more of a recreation complex. There are two entrances and the…read morepark's drive has somewhat of a U-shape. It has a couple of baseball fields, a tennis complex with a bunch of courts, and a couple of soccer fields. They are all very nice, but they are not opened to the public and are locked to keep people out. You need a permit to use the baseball and soccer fields. The tennis courts are managed through the tennis complex on site. As an added bonus most of the courts and fields are lighted for night play. You will find an ample amount of parking available here, spread between lots all throughout the park. The park also features a nice and extensive trail system for bikers, walkers and joggers. You will find a little green space to toss a ball around or have a picnic. There are also gliders swings and benches available to sit and enjoy. There are dog clean up stations all over the park and they have a monument of sorts in memorial of the 8 people killed in the 2021 anti-asian spa shootings. The memorial features a nice golden statue of an asian woman sitting down. The park has a huge shelter that is available to rent. The shelter has a bunch of picnic tables under it and a grill just outside of it. The park has two playground area. The smaller one is by the baseball fields. It has a small play structure with monkey bars and a slide. This play area also has toddler swings. The other playground, on the other side of the park, is much larger. There is where you will find wood balance beams, saucer swings, a large net structure, slides, and a net climber. There are bathroom facilities near both play areas, with the larger, and in my opinion better one being on the side with the larger playground. The park is a nice place to hold local events the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival, food truck Wednesdays in the summer, and Light Up Brookhaven in the winter is held here. I like this playground. It is very well maintained. However, much of its amenities are private and require a permit. Most of the park's visitors that I saw during my visit were taking advantage of the park's trails. There were no kids on the play ground. Being a hot weekday may have something to do with that. I do feel this is a destination park unless you are attending an event here.

We were introduced to this trail this fall when we visited family in the Atlanta area, and it's a…read morefind. It is not that remote if you're in the NE side of town. There is ample parking the couple of times we went, but not sure what it's like when it's a busier time on a weekend. There's an expansive playground which no normal kid would not love, but the star is the trail itself. Much of it is boardwalk, through some residential areas), which made it possible for our 4-yo grandson to hone his trainer-bicycle skills. The fact that much of it is shaded is especially important in HOT-lanta during the summer. There's a neat resto in a double-decker gus replica nearby where you can get refreshments if you need it. We've not fully explored it, I don't think - we'll be back!

Great place to run and complete any level of fitness. Great park for the kids. It's a large park…read moreand has plenty to do for all people.

The entrance from the Willeo Park side of Roswell River Boardwalk offers the most scenic and…read morepeaceful views. It has both a wheelchair accessible entrance and a parking spot. Parking in general is very limited, so come early if possible. There is a small trail that digresses from the paved road - not sure if it's open for everyone. I'd love to explore if it is :) My favorite spots on this side of the trail are the resting spots offering plenty of shade. I'm thinking of packing a mini picnic for my next walk to enjoy this trail to the fullest.

Great boardwalk, won't get lost at all. On the weekend, it gets very busy and as everyone has said,…read morethe parking lot is super tiny so if you arrive past 9am, there's very little chance of finding a spot. As long as you drive past the parking lot though, you'll eventually see a bunch of cars parked along the road. It's pretty wide so you shouldn't feel unsafe getting out of your car while cars are driving by. Just make sure you're fully parked off the asphalt (like on the rocks/gravel) otherwise you can get a ticket.

Brookhaven park is 50% park with a playground, and 50% dog park where dogs are free to roam. My…read morereview is based on the dog park portion. I know this park was renovated in 2023-2024 but my goodness it is an amazing space to bring your dogs. The dog park area is completely fenced in and spans over roughly 5 acres. There is a central pavilion at the entrance of the park in addition to two gates at the entrance for safety. There are two unisex bathrooms under the pavilion, benches everywhere, dog poop stations, a small splash pad, and couple hoses where you can wash off your pups. This park has all terrains such as concrete, grass, and wooded areas where a creek runs through. When I go, I frequently walk laps in the park and the scenery is just amazing! The city of Brookhaven does a great job maintaining the park with daily maintenance. Highly recommend checking out this park!

I bought my first house down Osborne Road in the 90s and I just love what they did with this…read morepark... looks fantastic! Osborne has some of Brookhaven's nicest homes tucked away and it's nice that there's now a play park for everyone to enjoy. convenient and well constructed! we will for sure go back again.

A quiet small park to take your children. Not much to say about this place. I came here to enjoy my…read moreto go Snooze pancake order before it got cold. It was an awesome find. Clean tables and very few insects. Great place to sit and talk with friends.

This is a nice little park. I is located right behind a residential area. It has a decent amount of…read moreparking spaces available in its private lot. Just off of the parking lot you will find an outdoor workout area. There is some really nice equipment out there including dip bars, pull-up bars and balance boards. The park is situated just off of a paved bike/jogging/dog walking trail, the Dunwoody Trailway. There is a dog clean up station at the trail's entrance. You will find a couple of nice shelters at this park. One small and the other mid-sized, and both with picnic tables under them. They are not available for rent. They are first come, first served. The park features a fenced in splash pad with water that shoots up from spouts in the ground. It does not have any above ground water features, but is still nice and refreshing on one of those hot GA days. It is button activated and runs for 30-minutes. This splash pad is touted as being the city's first. Additionally, the park has a nice bathroom facility. The park's playground is on the mud free rubbery surface and has some modern, new equipment. There are percussion instruments, a fake log, a saucer swing, a friendship swing and toddler swings, a large jungle gym with monkey bars, slides, ladders, bridges, and canopies. There is a smaller jungle gym for little kids. That apparatus has a small slide, tunnels, and other fun stuff. This is a newer park, opening in 2023. At 5-acres, it is kind of small. I still like it though. It may not be a destination park, but still worth a visit if you are in the area.

Checked this park out the other day with my 5 and 2 yo and we all loved it! Great playground and…read moreeven a nice little walk

This is a great park- because it's a great neighborhood…read more Underwood Hills is a very special neighborhood located in Atlanta's Upper Westside. This diverse, family-oriented, intown community features an eclectic mix of single-family homes, apartments, townhomes, and condominiums, as well as commercial and light industrial businesses. People who live here love it. For a reason. Underwood Hills is conveniently located near the heart of Atlanta, just minutes away from Atlanta's best dining, shopping, outdoor attractions, and parks (including our own beloved Underwood Hills Park). Underwood Hills neighbors enjoy a true sense of community, indicated by the many who have done everything possible to continue residing within the neighborhood's friendly confines. Check out underwoodhills.org for latest information and calendar of events.

Dresden Park has reopened after a few years of renovation and even though I hadn't been here before…read morethat, I have to believe that it's back and better than ever. There's now a dog park which is super convenient for us on days that we don't feel like driving the additional 10 minutes to Brookhaven Park. The only downside is the parking... on a busy Sunday midday on a temperate winters' day all of the fields, tennis courts, playground, etc. were in full use. We had to park in the neighborhood and do a short walk, but at least there was a sidewalk. The nearby street that connects Dresden to Buford Highway had clearly posted No Parking signs. The dog park is a short walk from the parking lot. The paths around the park were all recently paved. There are divided sections for large and small dogs (30 lbs and under). While it isn't nearly as big as Brookhaven, and doesn't have grass (it's mostly concrete, soft mulch, and pine straw), it's still enough room for dogs to run and play. There's a little tunnel/obstacle, a few metal benches to sit on, and a really nice sun shade that will be perfect for summer or rain, and a drinking fountain. Now it's time to get more dogs there! The concession stand was also open today.

Amazing! They had tennis fields, soccer fields,and much more. You can also take a walk around the…read moreplace too. There is also food stands where you can buy some snacks and ice cream. Overall this is a good place for everything thing