Quiet, spacious, walking trail to walk your dog, tennis courts, volleyball court, basketball court,…read moretrack field, everything you need for a good workout. Also have picnic area and a small playground for the little kids. I'll definitely visit again

Nice beautiful park with plenty of places to walk. You can walk the track, the nature trail or the…read moresidewalk around the park. It has tennis courts, a field, gazebos, etc.

Duncan Park is the perfect option for any reason. Hidden right behind Downtown Fairburn, Duncan…read morePark has the swings and slides for the kids, basketball court, tennis court, pond, pool for the summer as well as the walking trail. Like I said, Duncan Park is perfect for any reason. As today is my rest day from the gym, however, I still wanted to burn some calories, Duncan Park has the perfect trail for such a day. The trail is super simple and easy to walk. As it circles the pond, the views are gorgeous the entire time. There are some ups and downs so you get a little incline in, however it's nothing complex or overly steep. If you are like me and don't mind going off the pavement, you can add some time to your walk and enhance your experience. Duncan Park was an amazing experience as I put on my headphones and got lost in the ambiance of the fall season around me. If you're in the mood for a walk but don't want anything too complex, Duncan Park is the place for you. Or, if you're like me and it's supposed to be your rest day, sneak a walk in at Duncan Park.

Onelife Fitness in Ashley Park is the "big brother" gym to the nearby Onelife Express. Main…read moredifference is size, which comes with equipment selection, kids area and of course the pool! When I visit my family, it is normally for a week per trip, so I pop in here and purchase a week pass. Sadly they have recently gone up 60% in price from $25 to $40 for the week. Seems like a huge jump, so if I am unable to commit to every day of my visit, I no longer purchase. The gym is a great size with a great layout and mix of equipment and clearly defined areas. It is two levels with the upstairs being fully reserved for cardio equipment. There is a small space on the first floor that has cardio if stairs are on issue. Machines are in the front part of the main space, while free weights line the back mirrored walls with all varieties of benches, racks, medicine balls, ropes and circuit style accessories. Majority of the equipment and free weights are in rough shape, no pun intended. For the cable machine, most of the accessories are missing all or a portion of the grips, numbers on the weights have rubbed off and seating is worn. This continues through the gym and is noticeable on several machines and free weights/benches. Outside of weights, they do offer tanning, water massage beds, a pool, classes and a juice/protein shake bar. Service is okay. Front desk staff are never really engaging or welcoming, which is odd for a new person walking in to pay for one week what others pay for a month. Overall, I may be spoiled by my home gym, but Onelife Fitness leaves a bit to be desired.

Don't bother signing up unless you can workout early. Twice i've been in and couldn't even get on a…read moretreadmill due to overcrowding, after driving 25 minutes to get here. We sorely need another gym, as this one is inadequ

First of all... let me state that this is NOT JUST an amateur sports park. I tried to update the…read morecategories but I guess the powers that be here on yelp didn't take my word for it. While they do have three football fields and a baseball field for the county youth associations to play on, there is so much more! There is a very nice paved path surrounding the main park area great for running, walking, pushing strollers etc. There is a huge playground and picnic area. There is a large indoor gym with basketball, run track, class rooms and conference rooms. And I believe they also have an adjoining disc golf course (at least did at one time) We come here often. Its quiet, easy to get to without much traffic and close to home

Nice run track, football/baseball fields, and basketball courts..they also have a free covered…read moreshelter that's first come first serve

A super cute little park! The small playground is perfect for toddlers and young children and there…read moreis a lot of grassy area to play. The equipment all appears to have been recently updated (and it seems that part of that update included removing swings). There is also a basketball court with three hoops, at least three picnic tables, two benches, and a few trash cans. The one down side is that there isn't a clear path from the parking lot to the playground so it is not accessible to those with disabilities. It is also not shaded so make sure you bring sunblock in the summertime! Overall, a nice place to bring your kids if you're near downtown Douglasville!

I'm new to the area and I go here to play basketball. There are indoor and outdoor courts, and can…read moreget busy at times. The indoor courts cost $2 to go in when theres open gym. The gym is great, great backboards, and would be perfect if it wasn't for the floors. It's hard to plant or change direction/do any type of movement without having your feet slip, so this feels really dangerous at times if you're trying to play a game. I would recommend just shooting around or playing very casually if playing indoors. There are 2 outdoor full courts with 10' rims on one end and about 9'6" on the other end. These courts would have also been perfect if it wasn't for the short hoops at one end. I'm really not sure why it was made this way, but I usually go here to play halfcourt. Other than that, there are really good single rims and above average backboards (especially for an outdoor court). The flooring here is nothing like I have ever seen before and it grips really well! It also feels a little easier on the knees than a traditional outdoor court. On a nice day it can get REALLY packed so you might have to wait for a court or try to play pick-up. There are also 2 public tennis courts in the area that can also get busy. They are really well maintained, but it can also get busy on a nice day!

This park tucked away in a neighborhood far from any major road is a pleasant surprise! I found…read moreLynwood Park and Recreation Center during early voting last month. Because I couldn't find any open parking spaces and people were lined up outside the recreation center, I ended up leaving to go to another polling place. Lynwood Park is on Osborne Road, and you either know exactly where it is, or just accidentally stumble upon it because you're completely lost. It's definitely in an out of the way location, but that's what makes it nice. The second time I came to this park, it was to practice my tennis serves. The park has two tennis courts that are well maintained, especially for being in a public park. The courts are first-come, first served. Tennis players are generally polite and will not hog the tennis courts. While I was there for a little over an hour, I noticed that there were playground equipment for kids to climb on, a covered picnic area with tables, two full sized basketball courts, a swimming pool and a multi-use grass field. I didn't go into the recreation center, so I have no idea what's in it. I haven't been to Lynwood Park often enough to get a better feel of the vibe, but I'm sure I'd be using most of the facilities constantly if I lived nearby. My picture didn't actually do any justice to the appearance of the park because the park looks much nicer in person. Drop me a note if you want to hit some tennis balls with me!

This park is really clean and convenient. I'm an amputee who walks my dogs there everyday. It's…read morevery active with basketball courts that were just redone. Water games for the kids and awesome picnic area. A safe space for all. Plus a skate park. Really a gem in Covington.

I like the gazebo area. It's large enough where you can sit alone and still enjoy the park. There…read moreare lots of benches to sit on too.