The Atlanta BeltLine is the city’s most comprehensive transportation and economic development effort ever undertaken and is among the largest urban redevelopment program currently underway in the country. It will ultimately connect 45 intown neighborhoods via 33-miles of multi-use trails and parks all developed along the railroad corridors that previously encircled the city.
Atlanta Memorial Park is Atlanta’s third largest park. It is a beautiful park connected to the Atlanta Beltline featuring green space, golf, and tennis.
Bagley Park (formerly known as Frankie Allen Park) is a convenient recreation area in Buckhead’s Garden Hills neighborhood near Buckhead Village.
The Blue Heron Nature Preserve features 30 acres of pristine woodlands, wetlands, and trails that flank the shores of Nancy Creek just off Roswell Road.
Charlie Loudermilk Park – A small oasis amidst the bustling heart of Buckhead and merging 3-way intersection of the Peachtree/Roswell/Paces Ferry Roads.
More than a park or neighborhood, Chastain Park is a family- almost a small town within Buckhead. During the spring/summer months, there are approximately 30-45 concerts held at the iconic outdoor amphitheater – acts like Lady Gaga all the way to Tony Bennet grace the stage.
Buckhead’s Chattahoochee National Park is a sanctuary in the city. A beautiful recreation area and idyllic spot to enjoy Atlanta’s best hiking on many elevations overlooking serene landscapes, all so close to the heart of downtown Buckhead.
Set on nearly seven and a half acres of green space and rolling terrain, the Park was created over a century ago…
The Quarry Garden is a historic park nestled within the grounds of the Atlanta History Center. Serving as a refuge for native wildlife and flora, visitors get a taste of history while enjoying all the natural beauty that Buckhead has to offer.
Little Nancy Creek is a beautiful wooded park along Nancy Creek near Brookhaven. LNCP is a small neighborhood park, but here are a lot of amenities within its 5 acres!
The PATH400 Greenway is a multi-use paved trail that follows GA400 through Buckhead. The project is part of an initiative to create more parks and greenspace throughout Buckhead, known as the Buckhead Collection.
The Paul Koshewa Trail (AKA The Kosh Trail) is the cross country track/ nature trail that circles the campus at The Westminster schools. It is on private school property, but Westminster generously allows its neighbors to use the trail for recreation.
The Peachtree Hills neighborhood features this wonderful family friendly park in the heart of the community. It boasts a full-sized baseball diamond, several tennis courts, a spacious playground, lush community garden, and large picnic shelter.
The 11 acre Shady Valley Park is a respite of natural beauty, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Buckhead.
Despite its appearance and odd size, Standing Peachtree Park is one of Buckhead’s most significant historical sites.
Tanyard Creek Park serves as both a Civil War landmark and tranquil getaway for residents looking to escape the city’s hustle and bustle.
The Tower Place Park is a pocket park tucked away amidst office buildings and condominiums in the heart of the Buckhead shopping district. Located within walking distance of the Buckhead MARTA station, the park features manicured grounds with winding sidewalks, fountains, shady trees, and sculptures.
The spirit of Buckhead heads forward. This is the way it has been, and perhaps this is the way it will always be. The spirit of Buckhead points forward. You see it in the way we work, and you see it in the way we play. The reach is always extending further. The search is for excellence and beauty and grace and vibrancy.
We are a community of individuals. We are diverse, we are dynamic, and we are discerning. We are builders. We are connected to one another with a common bond. A common dream. A common quest. Pointing life in one direction. Forward.
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