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Chad K. • June 8, 2014Bring a blanket, a bottle of wine, your dog and a good book. It's so easy to chill here in the spring and summer evenings.
Ken P. • August 7, 2014Great view of the Atlanta Skyline! During the summer the water show from the Olympic Rings are a enjoyable experience to watch for families especially the kids enjoying the water works!
Aaron C. • July 23, 2014The oldest city park in Atlanta, checkout the zoo within and the old-school Victorian homes that surround it. A favorite spot to go for a walk in the city.
💀 blood witch 💀 • June 20, 2011kids park is open now with awesome splash pad perfect for picnics or just a nice walk, make sure to walk a little further down the road to the O4W SKATEPARK SHRED IT
Intown Expert, Jennifer Kjellgren & Associates • January 29, 2013The golf course and clubhouse have recently neen placed on the "Places in Peril" list. Other than that, this is a lovely park to picnic or catch a game of soccer or tennis.
360 Media • October 9, 2012Beautiful space in the heart of Midtown. Great for meetings, parties, etc…but really perfect for weddings. Atlanta skyline and Piedmont Park backgrounds make for great pics and epic parties!
Dan B. • September 18, 2013Great lil park, urban creek, wilderness, community garden, playground, kid's club, tennis courts; b-ball. An urban oasis and gem of a park in the middle of a vibrant, diverse and fun part of town!
Wendy D. • April 20, 2017Visitor's Center & Giftshop is well worth a visit – nice selection of books, other items related to cemeteries, Atlanta history. You can also ask questions about the cemetery and get assistance.
Michelle L. • August 10, 2013Cute park nestled in nice neighborhood. Beltline trail is paved and great for bike riding, jogging and walking. Head toward 26th street for playground. Parking is limited.
💋Zindzhi O. • May 19, 2012This is West End Park. But it is traditionally known as Malcolm X Park each year the weekend of Malcolm's Birthday. You should be here every year for the festival.
Ellis V. • June 3, 2013Excellent small neighborhood park. Clean and spacious and mostly under a tall tree canopy so relatively cool in the summer. . The polyhedron jungle gym is great fun
Ebrahim B. • March 7, 2019Nice place to spend 90 minutes. Shows JC legacy and rise from a small peanut farm to the White House. Nice gardens outside
Cannon S. • January 17, 2015Great pool. Nice chairs. Some in the shade and some in the sun. Tables for lunch with an umbrella to chill in. Awesome snack bar. Tip: always order lunch/dinner before or after the original time.
Stephen B. • April 22, 2010Our German shepherd mutt Jedi loves to play here! Very safe and great people there, despite the ominous bridge you have to go under to get there.
Steven L. • September 23, 2012Vending machines in Piedmont Park only accept credit cards - no cash! At least I got SkyMiles!
Josh W. • July 10, 2018Go for a walk/run in this gorgeous park (you will not believe you are in the middle of the city), and then reward yourself with brunch at The General Muir right nearby!
Melonee G. • September 10, 2018One Music Fest 2018 was perfect here! Wide open space with hills. Twas lit!
Ashley G. • August 7, 2012Great place for a short walk in this tranquil park on South Fork Peachtree Creek. Go check out Houston Dam after a heavy rain.
Jefferson S. • February 20, 2019Great hidden gem. Especially if you live in the area and don’t want the busyness of Piedmont Park.
Michael Shane G. • January 21, 2013Be sure to checkout the trains that frequent near the park. There's a great wooded walking trail near the tracks as well.
Kimberly H. • August 16, 2013I LOVE Freedom Park. It is the perfect place to run, walk, ride your bike or even walk your dog. Right in the heart of Little Five Point.
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