Springdale Park

Welcome to Springdale Park located at the intersection of Ponce de Leon Avenue and Springdale Road in Atlanta, Georgia. As the owner of RecPlanet I want to tell you about my personal experience. I made this park number 10,000 in the database because it is a very special park to me. This park is very close to the house in which I was raised and ever since I was a little toddler I have had many memories in this park. At one point is boasted a great playground with slides, swingsets, and a sandbox. Sadly however the playground was demolished during the park's renovation. Some of the other past park facilities included a baseball backstop and what appeared to be an old soccer goal. Today this park still boasts towering oak trees and a walking trail. Like her sister parks on Ponce de Leon Avenue, she was also designed by the great Frederick Law Olmstead. Come on out and have fun. This park is RecPlanet place of the day every year on December 10.

To reserve a picnic shelter or other facility please call 404-546-6813.

When visiting any Atlanta pubilc park please respect the rules.

*Park hours are from 6am until 11pm daily.

*Please report all illegal activities by dialing 911.

*The following are prohibited in all Atlanta parks; ponies, horses, narcotics, boating, swimming, defacing of public property, littering, glass objects.

*All animals must be leashed and waste removed.

*All sales, tents, canopies, and amplified sound canopies require special permit.

*All vehicles must stay in designated areas.

*Except during special events and with the proper permits, consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited.

Please respect these rules as well as all local, State of Georgia, and United States statutes. Come out and have fun.