Atlanta Parks

If you’re going to stop at a park in Atlanta, there are several to choose from. However, you really need to drop into the Centennial Olympic Park. With its Ferris wheel, broad green, fountain of rings interactive playground, and beautiful water features, it’s an ideal place to throw down a blanket and enjoy a summertime picnic. Located in the Luckie Marietta District, you can ride the Atlanta Streetcar for a stop on the east side.

It’s a lovely wide open green space, but Centennial can’t compete with historic Grant Park for pure greenery. The 131-acre space is green, woodsy, and includes ample recreation. Within the park one will find the Grant Park Pool, a rec center with basketball courts, free-weight room, cardio equipment, a computer room, and a kitchen. Numerous fitness classes are taught on certain days. While walking the park, stroll by Grant Park Lake on your way to Zoo Atlanta on the southwest of the park.

Piedmont Park surrounds Lake Clara Meer and is the perfect spot for relaxing on a summer weekend day. Let your dog roam and meet up with their buddies at the dog park, take a long walk across the vast meadow on the southeast side, or go for a swim at the aquatic center. If natural beauty refreshes your soul and you’re already enjoying your visit to Piedmont Park, you should definitely drop into the Atlanta Botanical Garden on the north side of the park. The gardens include a canopy walk, a beautiful walk among the treetops. It’s been the host of “Chihuly in the Garden” twice during 2004 and 2016 with outstanding glass art spread throughout the conservatory. The garden is adjacent to the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory, an indoor showcase of amazing, colorful, rare flowers and plants from around the world. Get the best Atlanta roofer when you hire 1OAK Roofing!

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