Cute little oark nesrled in Reynoldstown. Sunday farmer's…read moremarket has a little bit of everything for your week's meals. Yoga Atl flow class Sunday at 10am. Picked up sourdough loaf, basil, feta , lamb and a blueberry lemon cookie. veggies: corn and mushroom, plums and peaches. Yum!

Nice, well-kept small park in Reynoldstown. The tennis court is in fine condition (including the…read morenet!). As Cynthia mentions, this small park has a few other recreational amenities that you might not expect. The entrance from Manigault St is signed as Manigault Park but is only a small lot that connects to Lang-Carson in the back.

In search of a new place to get my daily 10,000 steps, I came across Glenlake Park. What an…read moreincredible experience. This park is connected to a beautiful cemetery with such interesting history and views. It is so calming walking the paved paths amongst the burial sites and seeing the love and adoration of the families caring for their ancestors' resting places over the years. This park also has a tennis court, a public pool, a basketball court, a small baseball field, a general field, a pond, and a playground. It is clean and quiet, and those visiting the park are incredibly friendly. I tend to rate parks based on their visitors, and most of my "good evenings" were met with a very pleasant response unlike some of the more busy parks in ATL. There were families riding their bikes together, couples strolling amongst the graveyard, an older gentleman fishing in the pond, young men competing on the basketball court, people respectfully walking their dogs, a yoga session happening in the field and much more. This park is a catch-all for any age and experience. I'm sure I'm missing some of the amenities -- it has a lot to offer. Shout out to Decatur for maintaining this little gem. I highly recommend.

I absolutely love this park! One of the best aspects of living in downtown Decatur is the easy…read moreaccess to this beautiful space. It features a large field perfect for sports and recreation, a well-maintained dog park, and a basketball court that's always in great condition. The playground is ideal for little ones, and there's a lovely pavilion available for small outdoor events. It's such a pristine and inviting place to spend time!

Nice park in Decatur. Has ball fields, playground and seating for barbecue. Well kept. Bathrooms…read morewere clean. Plenty of shade. Visitors were enjoying.

Popular park in Oakhurst as the name implies. Lots of community activities including Agnes Scott…read moresoftball, little league baseball and softball, tennis league and rec play, basketball courts, and a playground for our toddlers and young kids. You will find a concession stand during some ball games, and the restrooms are consistently well-stocked and clean. Very nice park!

Oasis for dog. My pup is a year and 4 months but not socialized. He is over stimulated with many…read moredogs at other parks. And still trying to get a hold of play. This park is in a very quiet location above street level with lots of shade trees. It wasn't busy at all and easy access and parking off the road. Highly recommend.

I love this park, it's very accessible and the geography of the park is great for dogs, different…read moreterrains and the small Dog section usually serves as a great time out. The culture among the regulars is a little lazy, and there's a real lack of situational awareness from owners who are too comfortable with the place. A reminder to all who go here, you are here for your dog to socialize, not for you to socialize while you don't have an eye on your dog.

We have come to love this dog park after comparing to others in the area. The dogs are…read morewell-behaved and the people are very friendly and polite. I would say the only problem is all the areas that are bare dirt. It was very dusty but after the recent rains it will be awfully muddy. Also, there's no bathroom but I guess that's a luxury.

My dog loves it here! Lots of cool dogs, shout out to Dixie, Falco, Miller, Jet, Elliot, and…read moreFeebee! My dog has so much fun every time I come here! We come here DAILY. The owners will talk about anything. Everyone's so nice! Would recommend for a dog park!

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.

So so fun to see my dog have so much freedom and fun!!! Yall…read morehave to come to Katy, Texas Begging yall

Here's me at a dog park with no dogs. Instead, I watched this one lady with a very hyper puppy that…read moreclearly needed the running around to burn off entirely too much energy. The park has benches for the people to sit and a fake grass area for the dogs to run around. A few toys remain behind for sniffing at. The entrance is a secure double gate. There is metered parking nearby. [Review 13622 overall, 941 of 2020, number 315 in Georgia.]

This park is quite different from any other dog park I've been to. It's quite large and on the…read moreperimeter it is reminiscent of a hiking trail. Though it is completely fenced, if you have a smaller dog, you will probably definitely want to follow them around the first time you go. It's that big. The first time I took my puppy, someone actually offered to help me go find him because he had disappeared. Luckily, just at that moment, he came running out of the woods. There's also a small pool that you can fill up with water for your dogs and several water bowls. The park is a bit hidden, so you really have to look for the chain-link fence. There is no one area for small or big dogs. And there are several areas for seating. For me, this would not be an every day park, but maybe once a month for the new smells and new dogs.

This is my favorite place in all of Atlanta to bring my two dogs (and we've taken them almost…read moreeverywhere)! Oakhurst is dog heaven - I'm so thankful that this beautiful plot of land has been preserved and set aside for dogs to enjoy. There is just one area (no separation between small and large), but the park is big and includes pools, an open space, agility equipment, and fenced in shaded trails. The trails make this spot so unique and so nice to go on an off leash "hike" - it's a peaceful and shady spot that stays cool even on the hottest days. The park is very well maintained by volunteers, and we've found dog owners to be very friendly and attentive on each of our visits.