Georgia City Parks - Chamblee

Keswick Park

This is a city park, covering more than 45 acres, with a neighborhood focus. The park contains primarily active recreation facilities including: a full-size adult softball field, girls' softball field, tee-ball field, soccer field, multi-purpose field, roller hockey rink and three tennis courts. The newest addition to the park are new state-of-the-art playground facilities that are ADA accessible. In 1999, the City constructed a new 3,500 square foot community building. This air-conditioned facility is available for rent by City residents and business owners. An approved Keswick Master Plan includes the construction of four new tennis courts, a new soccer field and walking trails between the venues.

Clairmont Park

Completed in 1999, Clairmont Park is a small rectangular neighborhood park located less than 1/10 of a mile north of Peachtree DeKalb Airport. The site encompasses 1.5 acres and serves as a connection between Chamblee's oldest neighborhoods: Gordon Acres and Clairmont Hills. Designed by the surrounding community, the park addresses the needs of the largest demographic groups in the area: senior citizens and young children. The park provides designated walking paths connecting the two neighborhoods and a toddler play area.

Huntley Hills Park

The Huntley Hills Park is located at the corner of Admiral Drive and Longview Drive. It features a younger child's play area and a walking path that encircles its perimeter. A steel bridge spans the creek running through the middle of the park and leads directly into a "Butterfly Garden" that was designed, planted and is now maintained by neighborhood volunteers.

Peachtree Park

In the center of Chamblee's downtown is Peachtree Park. Constructed in 1995, this downtown park with its elaborate arbor serves as a modified town square for the City. The park features numerous benches and a covered gazebo and is a favorite Spring/Summer lunch location for surrounding office workers.

Shallowford Park

Shallowford Park is located between Shallowford Road and Shallowford Place. Serving the neighborhoods of east Chamblee, this 1.16 acre park is geared toward family activities with a large playground area, several picnic shelters, a large open field and a small walking trail.




Some information has been provided by Chamblee  Park & Recreation department.