Lovely park with a waterfall and several easy hiking trails ! A couple tables with benches at the…read morebeginning, before the wooden bridge.

Always a scenic experience at this park. We love the water that runs through. The hill to go down…read moreis quite steep but manageable. The bridge is so nice. I do wish there was a restaurant or snack shop on-site.

This was a great trail for runners/walkers. There were beautiful views and clean sidewalks. It was…read morepacked on a Friday morning. Was difficult to find parking around peak times.

I came here to go on a walk with friends on Tuesday, 6/6/23. We parked at the playground and took…read morethe trail from there. There were plenty of people walking, but there was space for everyone. It was beautiful! Stroller-friendly! The path was pretty shaded in the beginning, but you definitely need sunscreen for the latter part! We fed our babies under the covered pavilion. Plenty of picnic tables and trash cans. I can't wait to go back!

I really enjoyed myself on this trail. I love outdoor walks and this is a great place to do so. It…read morehas signage to help guide you through the park. I will say the group I went with got slightly lost a few times though they have experience hiking so not sure how clear the signs and directions are due to that. However the trail feels safe and accessible. The people there are very friendly with many greeting us along our way. The waterfall we got to was absolutely beautiful. It's kind of amazing that we even have a real waterfall so close to the city of Atlanta. Parking was kind of limited but we were able to make it work. So overall I have no complaints and enjoyed my time here.

I like and dislike hiking here only because I've gotten lost before and that wasn't fun. Other than…read morethat the waterfall is a nice change of pace and is relaxing to be around. It's not the nicest in GA but it's close enough to Atlanta to see. Parking is free and there's plenty.

This is a cute little park area for you to bring your your family and or walk your dog. It's…read morelocated on Sloan St off of Elm street and Mill street. Because it's located in a private residential area there is a intimacy to this park that you may not find in other Roswell area park. However just because it's semi private doesn't mean you should leave your kids unattended...the park is kind of off to the side of the road so there are still cars driving by so if you're playing catch with Frodo the dog. Just be careful. The park like all Roswell area park is extremely well maintained...it's a great place to come on the weekends too...

This little hidden gem in Roswell is just that, a hidden gem. It's a cute tiny playground that…read morewould satisfy some playful toddler and younger kids. There are 2 baby swings, 4 big kid swings, and a small play structure that had a few slides, Rockwall and tunnels. There is a fun drum set and maracas for play as well. There is an open field and little gazebo type of thing too. To me this seems like a neighborhood playground, so I was surprised when I found its a community playground. Love it!!

Don White Memorial Park is a riverside recreation area providing trails for walking and jogging,…read moreplus kayak, tube rentals and volleyball courts. Highlights of this park are public restrooms, dogs are allowed and picnic tables available. I go here for our sand volleyball tounaments or open plays. The amenities are excellent, including a covered picnic area and two well-maintained sand beach volleyball courts, often used by friendly and active groups from Meetup. Roswell has done a great job with park development. I would highly recommend to visit. The surrounding area is very walkable, with scenic paths along the river that make it a worthwhile stop for anyone visiting and looking for a relaxing stroll. Whether you're here to play, picnic, or just enjoy the peaceful setting, this park delivers. Wonderful place to kayak or tubing. Plenty of parking and I can go in either direction for a long run. Some days parking is challenging to try to car pool or use uber. I love to stretch afterwards by the water and watch the row teams go by. Although the park closes after sunset but I planning to come here for Stargazing.

We were visiting the Atlanta area for a few weeks and I wanted to go on a hike with my daughter but…read moredidn't want to go too remote. So I found Don White Memorial Park. We took our dog and had a wonderful time! The paths are really wide and paved, well marked and there's a stunning "natural" playground and lots of green space. So much to see and we appreciated the emergency posts scattered throughout the paths, which made us feel more confident in being alone in such a big city.

I parked the van here and explored, enjoying this park and then taking a nice walk down the hill to…read morethe covered bridge. It's a lovely town square with very pretty and lush grass, a number of picnic tables and a pretty bandstand. The marker reads, "The Square was part of town founder Roswell King's original town plan and is the center of the Roswell Historic District. The District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. President Theodore Roosevelt visited Roswell, his mother's girlhood home, in 1905 and addressed the citizens of Roswell from a bandstand on the Square." Street parking the far side is next to an outlet so it was great to be able to plug in the battery and do some charging while I explored. While there are no public restrooms or other facilities here, it's a pretty park and a nice stop. There are a number of spots nearby to shop and eat. Lovely. [Review 1081 of 2024 - 748 in Georgia - 22108 overall]

This city park is located on the corner of Mimosa Boulevard and Park Square Court. The Roswell…read moreVisitors Center is across the street as well as The Roswell Mill Club and Old Mill Park. It was built by Roswell King-one of the founding members of the city. When Theodore Roosevelt came through in 1906 to visit his mother Martha "Mittie" Bulloch Roosevelt's childhood home town-a bandstand was erected in honor of his visit....here I thought that structure was gazebo...nope...it's a bandstand. (Mittie Bulloch Roosevelt's father, James was one of the 6 founding members of Roswell. In fact Mittie married Roosevelt Sr. at Bulloch hall not far from here and is rumored to be Margaret Mitchell's inspiration for Scarlett O'Hara's Gone With The Wind character.) The park itself has a large water fountain with plenty of comfortable benches to sit and enjoy the scenery. The grass is well maintained for an outdoor picnic and or a game of frisbee. There is even a Little Free Library if you fancy a little light reading. Plus there are plenty of free street parking all around you. It's a great place to unplug and just enjoy being with friends and family....check it out.

What an excellent little art show that was. Artists from all over touting their wares in a nice…read morelocation that made it easy to see everything that we wanted to see. My boys and I walk around everything 3 times... found some things we wanted, and even ate at the food truck depot that they had set up. There was beer, wine and even mixed drinks available... and some good food as well with a selection of multiple food trucks to choose from. It was a great way to spend a few hours and we all enjoyed it!