Brownwood Park

"Founded in 2006, the Brownwood Park Community Garden helped usher Atlanta into the urban gardening movement. And having more than doubled in size since its inception, the garden continues to grow to meet East Atlanta’s fervor for cultivating and harvesting fresh, organic food. On a typical summer day you can find okra, peas, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, beans, grapes, strawberries, wild flowers, and more throughout the garden’s public and private plots. Cared for by a dedicated staff of community volunteers, the garden is a living testament to East Atlanta’s sustainable, ecologically mindful future." - Treebird Branding

"Atlanta is a city set amongst the Southern wild, and on a stroll through Brownwood Park, you would have little idea you were in the Southeast’s largest metropolis. The park’s southern half—from Pendleton Street down to Ormewood Ave—follows Intrenchment Creek through a quiet, high-canopied forest. The shaded, wood-chip lined path is popular among dog walkers and couples seeking a bit of seclusion from the city’s bustle. The park’s northern half focuses on community recreation. Here you’ll find basketball and tennis courts, a playground, a picnic pavilion, the headquarters of the East Atlanta Kids Club, and the idyllic community garden." - Treebird Branding