This park is amazing. So many paths to walk, really wonderful playgrounds. Doggie park. Bathrooms…read more Workout stations. Tons of picnic tables that are also covered. Lots of benches to sit and rest or just be.

I enjoy the environment. Very beautiful park and plenty of outdoor activities to engage in…read more There is even a dog park and skateboarding park . You can also host family picnics or birthday parties.

So I had hoped and planned on spending more time at this park to watch the softball tournament my…read morehusband's girls travel softball team was playing in. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate. We got to the field which was, maddeningly one hour away from our hotel. Thanks not at all to the tournament which arranged this. There was plenty of parking for the number of teams and games going on. Always a good thing. And the parking lot was nicely paved and laid out. There were some trees around which helped as I sat in their shade and waited for the team to warm up before playing - like waited 1.5 hours in the 95+ degree temps. I learned quickly that the building above the softball fields was a gym - and it was open. It was also air conditioned and had nice restrooms available. I had made this my place to hang out between games for the coming days. However, with the rain that arrived, that was never needed. The fields are nicely laid out in a quad with concessions and restrooms in the center. Restrooms were kept in order and concession prices were fair. (Especially having been to see the Braves play the night before and paid 2.5 times as much for a soda!) There were bleachers on each side which I also appreciate. While I have a super comfortable chair that folds up - it is heavy to carry. And I also have a very nice bleacher cushion with a back rest. It is MUCH easier to tote around and is perfectly comfortable for a game - but not much longer. Fields were in good shape and the proper fencing and netting was in place. Dugouts looked OK, too - although I did not actually enter one or view it from the field - only what I saw looking across the diamond. The location of the park was OK, too. Near a Waffle House and gas stations - must haves for last minute needs like water/ice/snacks/etc. The Waffle House was our hang out as waited for the games to cancelled once the rain came. So yes they are very nice fields. But having driven 8+ hours to get here and only getting 2 games in thanks to the rain - it's quite hard to be enthusiastic about the experience at this park. But, I think I am fair giving it four stars. Hope you have better weather than we did if you go here!!

Baseball park with adjoining tennis courts. Beautiful small pond with ducks, turtles, beaver,…read moresquirrels, birds. Paved trails for walking. Dogs on leashes allowed.

This park has a great track for runners/walkers! Next to the park there is a playground and…read morepickleball courts with parking behind the civic center.

This is a great Cobb County Park located right behind the Civic Center and the baseball diamond and…read moreaquatic center off of S Marietta Parkway. It is kept clean people play baseball kids play soccer and there's a nice little hidden playground on there also. I appreciate having a great park with the track to run a little! Yea Cobb county!

This little but functional park has a great paved walking trail that goes around the entire park…read more It has a few small hills and is covered with tree shade early in the morning and in the evening. This park is dog friendly but they need to be leashed. There are a couple of baseball fields and a small playground area. I'd love to see a few more trees planted near the parking lot because it is the least shaded area. Worth a visit or two

This hidden gem in the northeastern part of Cherokee county is a 30 acre park with 2 baseball and…read moresoftball diamonds along with half a mile of of paved walking track. Directions: to get here you want to take I-575 N to exit 24 (Airport Dr.) and then go east. You'll see signs for Cherokee county. At Ball Ground highway make a left. Go about a mile and you'll see East Cherokee Dr. Make a right. The park is about 2 and a half miles on the right. Hope you'll visit...it's a bit secluded so it's pretty peaceful....

I had spent the weekend in Atlanta at my friend's house and with the van parked in the street…read more Unfortunately, it was either too shady or too cloudy and the battery was down to 18%. Time to find free power to charge up! Plugshare indicated that this was a spot and so here I am. After plugging the van into an outlet in the park, I took the time to wander around the park. Lots of great walking space as evidenced by three people who were walking the look with and without dogs. On a Sunday afternoon, not much going on but it's clear that this is ready for festivals and such with smooth grass areas and power outlets throughout. Lovely park, I enjoyed my time here for sure. [Review 20055 overall - 653 in Georgia - 1030 of 2023.]

Such a cute park next to the depot! Free public parking. Gated park with 2 picnic tables with…read moreumbrellas and 2 benches. It's next to a trail that winds down to a bridge and through the trees. You can enter the Depot (free) which is now the welcome center and check out the history behind Kennesaw (which was originally named Big Shanty). They're going to soon break ground in front of the depot to build an amphitheater (very exciting!) which means more space to gather for the community and for events. It's a short walk to the Frozen Cow Creamery and it's directly across from the Southern Museum and Locomotive History. Great park with so much history in downtown Kennesaw.

Stumbled upon this gem of a park. There was plenty of parking. The grounds were clean and well…read morekept. Although there were people on the tennis courts and baseball field, it was still a quiet area. Made the perfect evening trip to the park. The playground says it's for older kids but with supervision my 2 year played on it and had a blast.

Clean, well-kept park but one might think county would be smart enough to clearly mark field…read morenumbers and provide left turn lane on Bells Ferry. Guess not.

I really enjoy watching the Little Leaguers play here. They have many fields that are very well…read moregroomed and kept up. All have score boards, fenced in fields, and well protected dugouts. It's a family friendly park with clean restrooms, playgrounds for the ones who are not playing and paved sidewalks throughout the park to make it easy for walking and strollers. Lots of picnic tables and plenty of stands and room to spread out with folding chairs. The concession house is as good as any I've seen. Well run with volunteers and very good prices. They even bring in their own grills and flattops to make fresh burgers and hot dogs. Just a nice place to take in a game and have a dog. The teams are all very well coached but a strong emphasis on good sportsmanship. Very refreshing. And all around great park with plenty to do.

Take the sidewalk down past the baseball fields you will find a new little kids park built in 2021read more

Decent park in a quiet little neighborhood, but I'm adding an extra star for its proximity to…read moreSessions Stand. It truly does help boost the experience. I can walk to this park from our house, so I'll strap the kiddo in, trek up there, and stop for an iced coffee beforehand. Truly the best. The playground is broken up between a set for 2-5 year olds and 5+ year olds. The bigger kid section of the playground goes up pretty high and my mama heart gets so nervous because my two year old gets curious and wants to follow the big kids up there. I haven't quite learned how not to obsessively hover at the park as a mother. There are also a few swing sets - one traditional set and another for infants/toddlers. Other elements of this park include a dog run area, tennis courts, and a baseball field. Everything is seemingly well maintained and the bathroom seems to be pretty clean.

Don't be confused. It is a large field fenced in for dogs. I take my dog there a lot. The people…read moreare always very friendly and the dog seems to love it. Watch out for a beagle named Louie. He is a poorly behaved regular attendee.