A very surprising and extensive disk golf course. Extremely technical and dynamic but one of the…read moremost fun courses I've played yet! I really appreciated the clearly marked and well maintained course overall. Every hole was so beautiful! Good parking places in different areas all the around the park. I'm looking forward to showing off this convenient big little park that's north of Atlanta!!

Another great park for the city of Roswell. Off of Holcomb Bridge and Fouts Rd...it's behind the…read morelibrary. There is a walking trail here along with a playground, soccer, softball, and tennis court. The dog park is a popular spot. Plenty of parking around but can get crowed on the weekends esp when the weather is nice. Here is a list of all the parks in Roswell Azalea Park Big Creek Park Don White Memorial Park East Roswell PArk Garrad Landing Park Grimes Bridge Park Hembree Road Park Leita Thompson Memorial Park Old Mill Park Riverside Park Roswell Area Park Sweet Apple PArk Waller Park Waller Park Extension Willeo Park 1082nd review 1/1/2018 2nd for 2018

An absolute gem in VaHi. the sand volleyball courts, jungle gym and open fields are all fantastic…read moreand kept so very well. I'm extremely keen to join a volleyball league here and probably will in 2026. parking is a bit hinky because, well, it's VaHi after all. nothing comes easy in terms of parking! but I love this park and can't wait to go back.

I adore this neighborhood park. Aside from being a daily destination for Walking Off The Work Day…read moreand assorted I Dealt With Bureaucracy And Therefore Am Primed for Homicide outings, it serves me extremely well, no matter the occasion. I'm generally not in the mood to deal with the hordes at Piedmont Park, and John Howell Memorial Park is the perfect, low key solution. Here's a partial listing of all the ways I've taken advantage of it:: - Picnics. The grass is well kept and never gets too buggy. It's perfect for setting out a nice spread and not having too many uninvited beasts. There's a canopy of beautiful tall trees to provide shade and backrests. Waste receptacles are nearby. A couple of times, I've even seen people show up with their own picnic tables, chairs, and grills. - Absentminded meandering. There are brick pathways and other soft walkways that let you wander without worry, there's nothing to trip over and there's no places for nutjobs to hide. - Fierce frisbee. The field here is remarkably free of divots, bumps, and protruding abnormalities. I declare it an ankle-safe zone. I often run into other disc throwing enthusiasts and there's plenty of room for everyone [unless you're in one of those Ultimate Frisbee leagues]. - Grassy Bocce. Again, because of the relatively smooth surface and the wide playing area, it's perfect for a good game of bocce. There are sporadic tiny hills and mulch-covered spots you can incorporate into your game to make it more interesting. - Bubble Making. If you ever want to make massive bubbles all by yourself and then grow startled at the spontaneous presence of Children of the Corn, this is the place. I swear, the kids come out of nowhere and start trying to pop my bubbles. I'm like the Pied Piper up in this piece. - Making Myself Sick on The Insane Spinner Thing. The playground here is awesome. It's nothing like the playgrounds I grew up with. For one thing, the ground is covered in that rubber mulch stuff, making it incredibly delicious on your joints when you plummet from the monkey bars. It's also nice for jogging. There's the usual fare: swings, slides, jungle gym, but then they have a couple of sculptural, cool things that make you throw up. I don't know their names, but they involve spinning. - Volleyball in a Bikini, Almost Year-Round. They have a little beach volleyball court set up, complete with sand, sand bags, tall referee chairs, and almost naked people. It's pretty rad. I've even spotted a dude with a metal detector and arm floaties [not kidding] when the games are over. - Hanging Out With Well Behaved Dogs. People bring their unleashed dogs to play and I've never encountered a disobedient or annoying dog. I'm pretty sure the dogs that come here are way better than other dogs. Dog owners are courteous and always pick up after their dogs. There's several stations set up for dog owners, with complimentary waste bags. - Stuff I Can't Mention. + + + The only thing John Howell isn't really very good for? Boomerangs. But after 52 tries to dislodge our boomerang from the tree branch, we realized the soccer/softball field across the street is better equipped [and free of all foliage] to handle that. It's freely available on the weekends. John Howell isn't huge, by any means [something like 2 acres], but it's well planned out, well maintained, and relatively low-traffic. That's more than I can say for the entire city of Atlanta. I just want to kiss it.

This is a nice 9 hole city course that's well maintained. Parking is readily available and a short…read morewalk down leads you to holes 1 and 9. Watch out for some mild flooding that can make it a bit muddy. Baskets are clearly marked and there are fun "man made" obstacles e.g. cross cart paths. Hole 7 actually starts standing just to the side of the cart path at the bridge. This is always a favorite when we are in town.

After a hearty breakfast from across the street at Flavor Rich Restaurant, we stopped by this park…read moreto checkout the frisbee throw route, which is amazing. Since my husband cannot walk far, we took a short hike through one of the shorter hiking trails, a view of the river below was inviting, but we were not dressed for hiking further down. Many families were in the park, plenty parking spots, viewing deck, trails, river. We saw runners, hikers, families picnicking A nice place to check out

Meh. It's not better than the Alpharetta Greenway and I was hoping it would be. Absolutely hated…read morethat you had to walk past an insanely busy road to continue the trail. The trail was paved and there was some boardwalk paths and we found 1 very short nature trail (unpaved). If youre in the area, then this is okay to get some steps in but definitely don't make a special trip out here.

Great spot to walk and recreate. Asphalt path, plenty of parking Frisbee Golf course, soccer…read morefields, ball yards. Benches can be used to take a break and gaze at the trees and birds. Bathrooms available. Pavilions for group gatherings. Children's play area. Can't believe I haven't checked it out before.

I LOVE central Park! It has an excellent walking trail, great playgrounds and lots of fields, too…read more It also has a disc golf course. I go here a few times a week to walk.

Neighborhood walking. Challenging hills. If you're looking for a private walk, this is a nice trail…read morefor that. Plenty of parking.

September 14, 2020…read more This park seems to have it all. An 18 hole Disc golf course, a splash pad (not operational during COVID 19, a nice play ground, a few party gazebos where birthdays were being held. Even if you don't want to play disc golf, you can still enjoy a nice walk following the course trying to find the next T-offs can be fun and challenging. When we arrived we let our kiddo loose on the playground and she had so much fun checking everything out. Next we played the front 9 of the course. The first Tee is down the hill, near the double bridge, not next to the parking lot, which presently is the 4th Tee on the front 9. This course is not stroller friendly. Not having played for at least a year, I was out of practice but I did manage to lead despite Nicole's handicap. I really liked how the course was laid out, and the vegetation isn't so thick that you can't find your disk which landed in a few thick bushes. We concluded our visit with some more time on the playground. All of us were sweaty and ready to head for refreshments. I'd like this place a whole lot more with the splash pad working. Can't wait to come back to play the back 9 of the course too.

Wonderful park with a creek running alongside. It has a splash pad, picnic table and ample amount…read moreof different spaces where kids and adults alike can enjoy. Our kids had a wonderful time. As a family you will have wonderful time. Don't forget your picnic food and mat.

Great park with lots of trails and paths, some with hills…read more.. Disc Golf Course... Organized sports...

The site was still under construction. But, we could still enjoy the park area. Ample amount of…read moreparking. Weather was sunny & breezy. Good day to take a walk with your dog & horseback riding at the stables. There's a small playground for kids to enjoy.

We love Wills Park!! They have everything you could possible want in a park: Tennis Courts,…read moreBasketball Courts, 3 different playgrounds for the kiddos, baseball fields and a beautiful walkway (which was newly paved). There's even a horse stable and they have horse races on the weekends. It's beautiful!! Wills Park also offers a great seat for 4th of July Fireworks!! There's free parking at all times. There's also a dog park and a nice covered Pavilion to just sit answers relax in the shade! I'd highly recommend this park if you're in the area.

Simple disc golf course, not super great signage, but good overall! Now that I've been playing for…read moreover a year, I've come to realize this is actually a quite decent course. Well maintained and variety in holes, which do get moved. A little hard to find -- newcomers: go towards the tennis courts and then go down the hill on the walking path with the green handrail. It's pretty obvious from there. Lots of parking! Some trash on the course, but really not that bad. I felt very safe here, another reviewer complained years ago but that should not be a concern based on my experience. The signs say par 4, but really they should all be par 3! Some people say 15 should be a par 4, but for consistency most people play as a par 3. I believe this is the oldest course around Atlanta.

Rather than make a new business listing for Redan Park, i'm instead going to place this review here…read morein the disc golf course. So as it stands, this review is for the overall park and not disc golf. Got it? Good. I visited Redan Park after work on a weekday, looking for a potential new park to walk around in after a long work day. Gotta say I don't think I found it here. Redan park is very much a sports park. Yep, there's a football field. Yep, there's a baseball field, yep, there's a soccer field, yep, there's a small, sorta rusty kids play area. The walking trail meanders through the various lots, and if you go down a few stairs towards the play area, there's a few more fields, but the trail is mostly under developed, and not much to see. There are a couple of working water fountains here, and a few benches as well, but if i'm being honest, I walked for all of 20 minutes and decided that was enough. Located off of phillips road and south deshon road, there are parking lots on both roads, and each time both were pretty empty. The park itself was pretty empty the time I went, although if you're close to it and enjoy the outdoors, it'll do in a pinch. I just can't see myself going out of my way to visit this park again. Definitely a fan of parks and outdoors, but I have to say, this one, at least for my interests, needs a bit of work.