PARKS & RECREATION

Dunwoody, GA, is home to seven parks and more than 180 acres of green space, making it a place where residents and visitors can enjoy a host of outdoor activities, including skateboarding, tennis, hiking, biking, zip lining and lots more. Dunwoody parks also are home to several major events that have become opportunities for community connection and celebration throughout the year. Walk, run or ride a bike to a number of shops and restaurants scattered throughout Dunwoody and use our Visitors Map for easy exploration. Interested in facility rentals? Click here.

Brook Run Park

4770 North Peachtree Road

Dunwoody’s largest park, Brook Run Park has been revitalized to feature a large children’s playground, a two-mile, multi-use loop trail, a skate park and dog park, a community garden and event pavilions. Dunwoody Senior Baseball is now proud to call Brook Run Park home, and regularly hosts games and tournaments on the two artificial turf fields. Additionally, the park houses TreeTop Quest, a self-guided obstacle course featuring over 50 obstacles and 12 zip lines, providing a fun and safe experience for everyone. The course is open to individuals and groups.

In the summer, enjoy Brook Run Park's Food Truck Thursdays, which bring together some of Metro Atlanta's and the nation’s top-rated food trucks, giving families and friends an awesome way to picnic on summer nights.

Donaldson-Bannister Farm

4831 Chamblee Dunwoody Road

A destination for anyone seeking the history of Dunwoody, this charming, five-acre farm was established in the 1870s. The historic farmhouse at Donaldson-Bannister Farm can be viewed and enjoyed by appointment or by reservation for events, and farm grounds are open year round for picnics, strolls and free play in the open lawn.  

Dunwoody Nature Center / Dunwoody Park

5321 Roberts Drive / 5343 Roberts Drive

Stretching across a sprawling 35-acres, Dunwoody Park offers year-round recreation and relaxation. Located in the north end of Dunwoody, the grounds include baseball fields and is home to Dunwoody Nature Center.  The Nature Center offers visitors a nature preserve with hiking trails, Wildcat Creek and a playground in the woods. See a real Native American teepee up close, and take a stroll through the tree house, all before settling down for some rest and relaxation in the hammock garden.     

Georgetown Park

4400 Dunwoody Park

Georgetown Park offers a distinctive playground and a multi-use trail. The park's central square is graced by a grand gazebo, bocce courts and a decorative fountain that bring a quiet, old-fashioned charm to this bustling edge city.

Pernoshal Park

4575 North Shallowford Road

Pernoshal Park includes a pickleball court (think wiffleball meets tennis), a basketball court, a large, open-field area for play and part of the Dunwoody Trailway, a multi-use trail that connects to Brook Run Park.

Vernon Oaks Park

Corner of Vernon Springs Drive and Vernon Oaks Drive

A hidden gem located at the corner of Vernon Springs Drive and Vernon Oaks Drive, this unique pocket park features an original spring house built by early area settlers. The park offers a quiet and serene setting for visitors and residents to read, sit and relax.

Windwood Hollow Park

4865 Lakeside Drive

Windwood Hollow Park features a playground, two tennis courts, a picnic pavilion, nature trails and an open meadow for free play. Windwood Hollow is situated within a neighborhood on Peeler Road, off of Tilly Mill Road, across from the lake-scaped reservoir that provides a scenic backdrop for joggers and walkers as they make their way to and from the park.