My dad lives around the corner and invited me to join him and his wife on a walk one Sunday. I…read moretruly enjoy this park. The grounds are immaculate and there are different routes you can choose. We rotate parks weekly, but this has become one of my favorite walking trails.

Best park ever. Spacious very serene and vibrant. I normally do 10-12 miles around the entire…read moretrail. Very peaceful and quiet I highly recommend it!

Absolutely love this hidden gem! Extremely well taken care of and absolutely serene from the…read morecraziness of the city! Plenty of incline and decline, well marked trails, loops, benches along the trails, picnic tables & trash cans (near the parking lot), ponds, wildlife (turtles, birds, squirrels, fish), and stunning views. This has become my go-to spot for walking/hiking. You can make it as difficult or easy as you want! I can't recommend it enough. Come early on a weekend for a parking spot.

Beautiful hike spot near the highway complete with a clean parking lot, restrooms, trash cans, and…read moremarked trails. We couldn't believe the views we got with just a short hike! Perfect spot to get a break from a road trip. Dog-friendly!

Absolutely beautiful nature walk, we saw three waterfalls and enjoyed the views of each. The kids…read moreenjoyed playing in the water. We will definitely be back with a picnic basket and lawn chairs next time to spend the day

Great hidden treat for everyone whether it's a casual walk or enrolling kids in rec sports leagues…read more Always some people there and close enough to Fayetteville to grab a bit to eat between games.

We had a great hike this morning at Lullwater Park. Here's the best part: it's only 14 minutes…read morefrom our house. The gate off Clifton Road is blocked for cars, so we parked at Hahn Park off Houston Mill and walked in. It has the added advantage that you walk by the ruins of the actual mill and by the suspension pedestrian bridge over South Peachtree Creek. Lullwater itself is beautiful. Very friendly fellow hikers. We made one circuit around the lake and headed back to where we started. Technically you are supposed to have an Emory University if card to hike, but apparently no one has ever been stopped by Emory security. And be careful on the trail from Houston Mill to Lullwater: there's loads of poison ivy on both sides of the trail. Late at night while you're sleeping poison ivy comes a creeping all around. Take a snack and water. Lullwater has no facilities. But it is super well maintained by Emory.

What a great place to go for a walk, run, bike ride, fishing or just sitting and relaxing. Great…read morepond in the middle with all sorts of wildlife like turtles, cranes, deer and all sorts of other things. It's behind Emory and the President of tue university's home is in the park. Very. Pretty. Plenty of trials to explore - follow the creek all the way down Houston Mill and Hahn woods. In fact if you're driving Hahn woods is a good place to park as parking is not great anywhere around Lullwater. There is a deck that you can pay to park in at the Emory Clifton campus - that is the closest parking I believe.

The city of Morrow, Georgia has 11 parks. Parker E. Duffey Memorial Park is one of their smaller…read moreparks, which sits on .644 acres of land between Meadowbrook Lane and Duffey Drive and is right next to the I-75 expressway bridge. The park is about one mile from Southlake Mall. This park is great for locals, just to relax or let their kids play on the playground. It is small, but nonetheless it is a park and holds a few grills for a cookout with the family and friends and has a few picnic tables for a relaxing lunch if you work near by and need a place to relax while you eat. From the Parks website: " Parker E. Duffey Memorial Park is a favorite lunchtime getaway for many residents of Morrow. Picnic tables and playground equipment dot the creekside environment, located at the corner of Meadowbrook Lane and Duffey Drive. "

Map was a smidge confusing and marking is lacking in some areas. We visited the visitor center…read morewhich had animals on display, educational materials, and fun souvenirs! The restrooms by the playground were clean and spacious! The playground was large and fun and offered minimal shade. We drove out and around to the water front to hike the loop trail which was such a joy. We saw so many lovely animals and ran into some lovely locals who shared stories of animal run ins while at the park. The barn you walk through could use some love it was a little spooky haha overall we would come back in a heart beat! It's a beautiful natural oasis!

My friends and I enjoyed a day kayaking on lake Alexander at Panola State Park. Ranger Veronica…read morewalked us through all the safety gear and how to paddle a kayak. Parking was $10 and paid easily via a QR code. We enjoyed another great adult program at Panola's

This is a nice little community park situated right in the middle of several houses. But it's not…read morehard to miss. On this recent Sunday morning, attendance was sparse. There were a couple of families with little people enjoying the play area. The tennis courts and the baseball diamonds were completely empty. Not sure if this usual or not. I could see another playground off in the distance behind the baseball area, but didn't get a chance to get over there to get a closer look. In general, it was really calm. Even with little people around. They seem to have been enjoying their time very much, and the parents either sat quietly nearby or helped them onto the playground equipment. There is plenty of walking space, and also places to come and enjoy a late breakfast or lunch. The wide-open spaces are large enough to accommodate sizable parties for those who are looking for a location to host a get together in a public space. And there are a couple of pavilions. I did notice that there were several electrical outlets available. In all, a very nice, well-kept community park.

Very spacious, there's lots of areas for kids to play. Close to a public pool and a gym.read more

Beautiful little spot to check out. We wanted to fit in a morning walk and there aren't any paved…read morepaths, but we were able to do a few loops around on the gravel drive. Not busy at all, just us and then one other dog walker just before we left. They have portable bathrooms. Can't go inside the mill building or anything, at least on a normal day, but still neat to look at and get some outdoor time. Peaceful and worth the pitstop.

Nice stop as we were tooling through the area. Very cool old mill and waterfall. Worth the quick…read morestop.

This park is lovely. I enjoy living here. When people use the park for parties and leave trash…read moreeverywhere, that's when I have an issue. CLEAN UP YOUR TRASH. East Point does a great job of keeping this spot clean, we do not need your negligent trash in the grass after enjoying a Saturday afternoon.

I've found a new place to take my dog for a walk. It's in East Point. Brookdale Park is not an…read moreofficial dog park but not many people go here so you can let your dog run off the leash. If, though, your dog takes off and wont come back you wont want to do that here because it is not fenced in. It has a nice little creek that my dog likes to play in and get wet. This is the only park i've seen that has a creek. It also has a cute little bridge that he likes to walk across. There are brand new tennis courts (will be using these soon) and a new basketball court. It is pretty spacious so my dog can have a good run and get his exercise. There are no watering stations for dogs but that is a non issue since there is a creek and your dog can drink from it. But if you're the type of dog owner that i've seen since i've been in ATL that only gives his dog Evian or water that has been filtered through a 100 point filtration system then you probably wont want to do that. But i'm sure it's alright. They also have nice playground equipment for the kids, a covered picnic area (but no picnic tables......are you kidding me), and a bathroom.