Atlanta Memorial Park

10 reviews

+1 (404) 355-2258

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384 Woodward Way NW

Atlanta, GA 30305

+1 (404) 355-2258

http://atlmemorialpark.org

Located at the site of the bloody Civil War Battle of Peachtree Creek on July 20, 1864, the scenic park includes walking trails and playgrounds. Along with 69 acres of wooded trails and meadows, the park includes two Buckhead landmarks named for city sports legends, Bobby Jones Golf Course and Bitsy Grant Tennis Center.

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Tank G.

8/24/2024

This is a nice nature park that encompasses wooded trails, and a lot of green space that can serve as a multi use field. There is an ample amount of free street parking available. The park is...

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Debra R.

7/31/2024

I paid for a plaque over 13 months ago for my fiancé grave and it's yet to be installed over $2100 and will not answer my phone calls and return my phone calls! I'm gonna be posting this daily...

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Lindsay E.

1/9/2022

I've visited Atlanta Memorial Park with my kids while in the area twice. It's got street parking and the spots near the playground can get pretty full, but the playground has a ROLLY SLIDE, so...

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Kate N.

4/2/2023

Nice place! Several parents and kids were enjoying the evening. Room to kick a soccer ball, nice playground, plenty of space. There is a walking path (mostly paved) there, too.

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Carrie Neal W.

8/20/2012

I thought I reviewed this after Luke's first venture there earlier this summer! Shame on me for not updating sooner. This is a great park, as I already reviewed- but it is especially good for...

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Garden Hills Pool Park Association

Garden Hills Park, the centerpiece of the Garden Hills neighborhood, is a gathering place for friends and families. During summertime, the pool is full of kids, moms and dads. The community center welcomes community meetings, parties and musical events. A open field is the site of soccer games, kite flying, Frisbee and other activities. An annual highlight is the neighborhood ice cream social. The Garden Hills Neighborhood Foundation (www.ghnf.org) supports the city-owned park.