Mason Mill Park

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Welcome to Mason Mill Park. Located just a few miles north of downtown Decatur Mason Mill Park has many recreational opportunities in both it's developed and non-developed sections. It is the location of the DeKalb Tennis center and has a 1/2 acre dog park. Sadly the dog park as well as a few other facilities were lost in a recent makeover. In the woods along the banks of Burnt Fork Creek and South Peachtree Creek lie the ruins of the old Decatur waterworks which are over a century in age. A new paved multi-purpose trail connects Mason Mill Park to nearby Medlock Park and the bridge over the railroad tracks is a perfect and popular place for train-watching.. The playground is very grand and educational.

Some of the wild animals that call this park home include blue herons, hawks, raccoons, and snapping turtles. Please treat their home with respect. Come on out and have fun!

This was RecPlanet place of the day on March 16, 2017.

While visiting any DeKalb County Georgia Park please respect the rules.

*Except for the lighted areas, and except for otherwise posted times, all park facilities open at dawn and close at 7 p.m.

*All animals must be leashed, except for areas designted as off leash such as dog parks.

*It is illegal to remove any plants or wildlife from the county parks. Also please do not harrass wild animals.

*All fires must stay in designated areas.

*Weapons are prohibited in all county parks.

*Swimming is not allowed in any of the lakes, ponds, or creeks. (It's not very sanitary anyway).

*Activities such as soliciting, sales, and public addresses require special permits.

*No littering. Please place all trash in proper receptacles, they are there for a reason. Please use them.

*To reserve a pavilion please call 404-371-2902.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of Georgia, and  United States statutes. Be safe and come out and have fun.