Piedmont Park

Park · Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park

Park · Piedmont Park

Atlanta, GA 30309

Highlights

Piedmont Park is Atlanta's green haven, offering a mix of jogging paths, courts, dog parks, and vibrant events amidst its sprawling 189 acres.

Atlanta, GA 30309 Get directions

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"An iconic Atlanta park with open spaces and trails." - Edward Barsamian

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"The Atlanta metro area is the best cold-weather winter travel destination of 2024, offering numerous attractions such as shopping centers, spas, food festivals, and restaurants. It ranks well in vacation safety with low crime rates." - Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeare

This Southern City Was Named the Best Cold Weather Winter Destination in the U.S. for Its Attractions, Climate, Affordability, and Safety

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"If you want to get in touch with nature, spend an afternoon in Piedmont Park,Atlanta’s answer to New York’s Central Park. Spread over 189 acres, the sprawling park boasts a running track, bocce and tennis courts, a swimming pool, a lake, and a dog park. It’s also the site of countless concerts, local events like the Dogwood Festival, and the finish line for the annual Peachtree Road Race. It’s not uncommon to see a movie or television show being filmed here, so grab a picnic from a nearby restaurant and plan to spend a few hours lounging in the shade."

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@cntraveler

"This sprawling 180-acre public park and conservancy in Midtown offers everything you'd want from an urban park: a greenmarket, a dog run, a community garden, playgrounds, and more. Green space may be coveted in any city, but in here in Atlanta, the free public pool and splash pad are where locals flock on a scorching day. Best of all, Atlanta's diversity is evident in the crowd and communities that congregate in this historic public space." - Jennifer Bradley Franklin

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Kyryl Zhylin

Google

Piedmont Park is a true oasis in the heart of the city! It’s the perfect place to relax, unwind, and soak up some beautiful scenery. The park is filled with lush greenery, vibrant flower gardens, and wide-open spaces ideal for picnics or a casual stroll. The views of the city skyline from the park are absolutely breathtaking, especially at sunset. There are also serene walking trails, a picturesque lake, and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Whether you’re jogging, cycling, or just taking it easy, this park has something for everyone.

Meredith Turk

Google

My favorite city park in the US! Piedmont is a healthy, beautiful, happy, & energetic place. It's perfect for a run, playtime with your pup and family, train for sports, rent a scooter or bike, or enjoy the peace of the lake. Surrounding with mature trees & the vibrant Buckhead neighborhood. Absolutely perfect place for the mind, body & soul. 💛

Stephanie Stansbury

Google

Piedmont Park is truly breathtaking, rain or shine! We recently visited on one of the rainiest, dreariest days, and it was still stunning with its iconic city views framed by misty clouds. The park has such an incredible energy—no matter the weather, you can always see life happening all around. People were playing soccer and volleyball, kids were laughing on the playground, and bikers zipped along the paths, undeterred by the drizzle. It’s a reminder of how much this space means to the community. Piedmont Park isn’t just a park; it’s a heartbeat in the middle of the city, full of life and beauty in every season.

Monica A

Google

I enjoyed my walk here especially with the current weather, not too cold and not too humid either. Coming here during Fall season is perfect

Raymont Anderson

Google

It was our first time actually going to the park even though it was not our first time being in Atlanta. We thoroughly enjoyed the park, the PRIDE festival, the music and performances... Looking forward to visiting again at some point.

Blake 3000

Google

It's a park and it's in the piedmont so the name tracks. The beltline has been completed and runs through it all the way to buckhead now so parking is less of an issue. I walked there from buckhead yesterday and the path is great and very well lit. Great place to visit on foot when the weather is nice and with republicans back in power that means the traditionally colder months as they're helping warm them up for all of us

Odie Spinelli

Google

Incredible birding spot. Ample space. Easy parking. 10 star experience. My dog loved it too.

Latoya I

Google

This park is so beautiful! Through and through! There’s plenty of space in the park, so when it’s crowded, you still have your own space. I typically walk the park, but I have seen people having picnics, painting, waking dogs, doing photo shoots, biking and playing ball. I have been to this park in winter, spring, summer and fall. I have enjoyed the park mostly in the spring and fall, when it’s not too hot or too cool. There’s also a Jazz Fest every year that’s very relaxing and diverse. The Jazz Fest is always free, and there are vendors for miles and miles.