Freedom Park

Located at a Lively neighborhood and connects to Belt line. So many restaurants, shops around here. Events going on at here year round. Perfect place for people Walking, biking, roller skating, scooter ridding. Everyone was happy here. Such great vibe!

Love this area of Piedmont park on a cool, calm, quiet day. It's great people watching, talking and planning.

No bathrooms no water no accommodating businesses around because Lil Five is crawling with ppl that businesses dont accommodate.... so we all suffer even in a park that's 27 years old.....unless you want to spend at least $8 as a patron to go real quick.... (The park isn't actually close to said businesses so being in a tight will render problems.) Trails for bikes and pedestrians but the bikes ride on the peds side so good luck with safety. Must be very careful here lots of bike traffic and joggers with head phones. Playground is tucked off safely which is a plus Great inclines for leg workouts grassy areas for sky watching and picnics ...dog activity everywhere though so at your own risk. Parking is horrible this basically serves the houses that surround it and no one else and is a thoroughfare for people going to beltline or Stone mountain Trail. Quite noisy not quiet but you can tune it out as you walk away from Moreland... however you get strange stares from residents if they don't welcome your presence in more secluded areas of Freedom Park. Ive felt both welcomed and out of place as I have been chalking in the area more curiosity of what I'm doing than people wanting me to leave but none the less it's much less congenial than other Atlanta parks where ppl are more open to all and be pleasant with strangers. I am volunteering to celebrate the 2025, 27th birthday of Freedom Park with my chalk art and this time in the park has been the longest time to have a real review of the park space Lovely houses good canopy for exercise and plenty of trail for biking and marathon/cross-country training.

Located along the railroad tracks next to the Train Depot where Jimmy Carter operated his run for President. Great place to chill out under the shade and enjoy a few cold brews after a nice day touring the city of Plains, Ga

Lots to see and learn about his life. A few short movies you can watch while there also. Restaurant was closed when we got there not sure if times it's open. Walk around outside was nice but hot.

Park has beautiful landscaping but the trees are not maintained. During the birthday celebration a huge branch fell. It caused some damage which the city refused to pay for and blessings no person was injured.

I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was nice and quiet. There were a few people biking or walking on the trail. The trail is nice and there are sculptures along it. There’s plenty of open space to play lawn games or throw a ball/frisbee around.

Nice trail but no public restrooms.