Adair Park I

This little neighborhood park is tucked away on a quiet street in the Capital View area of West End Atlanta. Overall, it's a pretty quiet park. It's not huge, but it offers a nice green space to walk your dogs, relax on the grass, or let the kids have fun on the mini playground. It has a cool basketball court and plenty of space to play sports on the grass. The park is usually kept pretty clean. There's also a little rain garden along the walking trail. The park is known to have some annual festivals. It's not far from the Westside beltline trail, Create ATL, Trees Atlanta, Lee & White, and Pittsburgh Yards. Overall, it's a nice park for residents of this community. It doesn't really offer enough to drive a distance for.

This park is so peaceful and it’s well maintained, clean, and has a large open field for sunbathing, picnics, friendly ball games, frisbee, and it’s pet friendly. The basketball court is nice and so is the playground. I use the swings from time to time, big and grown as I am! Awesome spot!

Games for the little littles and for those who are a lil older. Well kept. In a beautiful peaceful neighborhood. Right along the beltline. I love how this park has such a big, beautiful green space. Went there with my son for a picnic and he was invited into a game of frisbee where he got to play with three other boys his age. By the time I was ready to leave, he wanted to stay.

A great little park in the Adair Park neighborhood. Neighbors can be seen walking their dogs, children playing, cookouts and every year the annual Porches and Pies Festival!

I think this is a cool park. May be I am bring a bit harsh to give it just 3 stars, but I do believe the grass needs a little work because you could hurt yourself walking on it, let alone running.

Such a beautiful and quaint neighborhood park. Took our summer camp kids there and they had plenty of space to run and have fun. Love the free library nook located in the park.

Great hidden treasure. Park is in a nice neighborhood. Its clean, safe and quiet. The kids love coming here. Right off the beltline too.

We had a family and fun day at the Pavillion with lots of space to pitch our 8 tents. The park had a playground for the kids. There are no restrooms, so we order portable toilets.