Not much here that reflects the actual historical impact this area had on the settlement of Atlanta. There used to be a replica of Fort Peachtree but it has since been closed and gated off. This greenspace features a pavilion and a short trail down to the intersection of Peachtree Creek and the Chattahoochee River (both of which contain a lot of litter and questionable water quality).

This place has history. Meeting of Peachtree Creek and the Chattahoochee, trails, and will have kayak launches

Unfortunately, this park needs some love. Picnic tables in the single covered pavilion are dirty, and there are cans and trash sitting around. There's a severe lack of signage, and I had to turn to Google results on my phone to determine where to enter the trail. Apparently the trailhead lies beyond a second gate; and while that gate was open, it definitely didn't feel like we were supposed to pass through it. (I can't comment on the trail itself because we didn't have time to explore further.) Watch out on your way out of the park, too, as there is a very large ridge in the asphalt just before the main road.

Creating some new trails

This park has a lot of potential but needs some cleaning up. I liked the walk down to the river but it has a kind of haunted vibe.

Great scenes

Vintage place to go great 😃

Peaceful at a minimum, really nice at most times.

Not really a park, more of a green entry to government facilities with one lonely picnic shelter.

Not even a bite

Old historic place in the history of Atlanta. Mostly off limits due to the City of Atlanta water intake, and not maintained at all.