I just went here several days ago with my clients, and we all enjoyed the park. There was plenty of…read moreparking with at least two different connecting lots on the East Cobb side. To my understanding, this park connects to another one, but we didn't check the other side out. It seemed to be well maintained overall. The bathrooms were clean and kept up, the park and pavilions were in good condition overall, and there was no major construction or anything going on which was nice. Someone was setting up for a birthday party or function of some sort, so we left a little earlier than planned, but you could definitely spend a decent amount of time here and just relax and enjoy the quiet. There are views of the river over the bridge and a bunch of different trails one could take. My clients enjoyed the little free library that many of the parks around here have. It's to the left, right off the main parking lot when you drive in. We borrowed a few books and now we can return some one day to this location and others. Overall, everyone had a great time and we would definitely come back here for book club or just to walk around in the fresh air again.

This park is a hidden gem. It's a lot bigger than it seems on the outside…read more Has a very family oriented feel to it as it has two different play grounds. The grass and area are very well taken care of. When I went, the grass was low and I didn't see one single piece of trash anywhere. The trail was great and expanded into other areas I wasn't so sure about. All in all it's a clean and safe park that I would highly recommend and go to more.

You pay a fee to play in the baseball tournament, then pay a $13 admission fee, per person. You…read morewould certainly expect the score board to work-but it doesn't. Also the home plate has deep, worn trenches from the batters. One batter hit the ball and tripped coming out of the batters box. He ofcourse didn't quite make it to 1st and was called out. If he hadn't lost his footing he would have been safe. We had the same problem with a non working score board the last time we played at this park. What are they doing with the revenue?? I hope we never play at this park again.

Good place for walking, sports of all kinds, exercise park, decent playground, pavilion w tables…read more Big parking lot that wraps around/ some different lots for different entrances- confused me a bit. Exercise park with built in equipment to use. Long, paved cement walking trail, that wraps around the main sports complex. Bleachers and night lights. I see three baseball fields, all in the middle, labeled 1,2,3, with a covered pavilion in the middle of those w many tables (about ten) grills, bathrooms. Seems great for a birthday party. Bathrooms- I see a few different doors for bathrooms. We went in women's- one stall, decent and clean enough. Had light and TP and mirror. More decent than most lol. Was open at 4:30p week day. Down below, like in back of those feilds, I see a big football field down below, and a big tennis court that may have a different parking lot-- perhaps a side road when you enter the lot, that goes down to them. Not sure if soccer field anywhere? I see a make-shift concert area maybe? Like layers of grassy areas for maybe summer picnic concerts? Many benches all along the walking trail, water fountain by front trail, and at bathrooms, many trash cans all over. Love that. I also see big dumpsters way on back left side. Playground seems decent. Not a large area, but has two bigger structures, one for bigger, one for smaller, and mini climbing wall, many plastic slides, monkey bars, tan bark flooring - gets a bit soggy w the rain. Two benches in there, one picnic table, one trash can. Not gated in. I see some kids on it, so it may get used. Hadn't heard of it. Many here walking and practicing sports on their own. I assume practices during those seasons/ weekends? A stand with many doggie bags for dog poop. Seems well kept, and a popular after school and work spot. Surrounded by trees, which is nice. By the time we left at 4:50p, many more people arrived to walk and play. We enjoyed it! Good walk for exercise! May bring the bikes next time. lol

My friends and I wanted to catch a game, but most of the parks were closed due to the holiday. We…read morefound this park which has open courts and even free balls for play. They have two sides, one for beginners and the other for advanced . Court play is free !

I use to come here for tennis lessons as a kid and my brother's boy scouts would do picnics here…read more (I hated both. I hated tennis but my mom wanted me to do this or swimming and this felt less painful than wearing a swimsuit. I also hated boy scout stuff because I hated being outdoors..i.e. the flies, gnats and snakes..oh my...plus there is no TV...) They've kept the place clean and the equipment nice and modern. (The tennis court that we use to use is still there and I see that it's got a fresh coat of paint and new nets.) Lots of the neighborhood baseball teams and softball teams hold games here so it gets lots of use. I'm not sure who is in charge of grounds keeping but they seem to always be on top of things. The trash cans are always emptied and I never see any trash on the ground anywhere. So kudos to them for keeping this park shinny and green! Keep up the good work guys!

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!

This park is a great park to visit and walk the trails along the Chatahootchee River. I was able…read moreto see the row team out practicing during my walk. There are some parts that are paved and unpaved. It depends on your preference. I lean more towards flatter paved trails.

This park is absolutely beautiful i love there is two playgrounds you can choose from and plenty of…read moreseating areas! They have alot of gazebos you can reserve ! Its right next to the river where there is a beautiful porch you can take pictures at!

This review is for the playground area only. The first time I came here, I made the mistake of…read moreparking along Crabapple Road to try to find the playground. From there, you have to walk around the lake, then through the recreation center to the "almost other side" of the park to get to the playground. You can drive south the the entrance and park along the street or one of the small parking lots much closer to the playground. That said, the space is great! It is large and spread out. There is a covered pavilion and lots of other seating in the form of benches. There are 4 distinct areas, with swings in multiple areas. The slides are high and large and there is a zip line and spinning cage item that is a bog hit with the kids. The ambiance with the tall tress brings this playground home for a 5-star review!

I've been coming to this park since I was a kid and I have to say it has gotten better with age…read more Not only is the place well maintained and super clean...if you see how many people frequent this place during peak times you'd be impressed too! Some of the things this park offers are of the following: 1.6 miles of walking trails 7.4 miles of historic trails 50 meter Olympic size pool with 8 lap lanes! picnic area toddler playground public restrooms an art center basketball, softball and baseball fields soccer and lacrosse fields as well fishing and a beautiful pond with ducks and geese They also have lots of classes for kids and adults of all ages including Zumba, cardio, Tai chi, nutrition counseling as well as Karate, fencing, self defense and cooking classes even! In the summer times they have lots of programs for kids including swimming and tennis and even writing classes. So whatever you fancy chances are they have it....

The park was amazing. It had a healing garden that was simply breathtaking. We didn't get a chance…read moreto see all of it but what we did see was very nice.

Always enjoy coming here. It's always packed and you meet a lot of SAHM-I'm not one of them but…read moreit's interesting to here how they became one and their enjoyment of being home with the kiddos The bathrooms were clean upon this visit. They need to check periodically to make sure it remains clean, stocked & safe.... Hands up one of my FAVS!

While traveling, I passed this very nice scenic view and had to stop. I was intrigued by the…read moresculptures and that nice layout of the walking path. It is totally free and very relaxing. Family, friendly activity spots lots of seating areas and also pet friendly. The landscaping is well kept and maintained. Parking is easily accessible, and I wouldn't mind having a nice picnic here in the summertime.

This is a small park that is part of the Abernathy Greenway. It consists of playable art…read morestructures (some were a bit questionable in terms of safety), swings, a pavillion with restrooms. Parking is free and limited.