Adair Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Historic Origins
Established in 1922, this park comprises approximately 4 acres of land that was originally intended for residential development but was instead converted into green space due to the sloped topography and swampy conditions.
As one of Atlanta's older public parks, Adair Park reflects the city's development during the 1920s era and plays an important role in the neighborhood as one of its key green spaces.
Park Features
The park features landscaped open areas with mature trees, providing shade and a pleasant natural environment. Brick walkways wind through the park, allowing visitors to stroll and enjoy the scenery.
A playground offers recreational opportunities for children in the neighborhood.
One of the notable structures is a one-story brick bathhouse that was constructed in 1930, adding to the park's historic character.
Community Space
The park serves as a gathering place for the local community, hosting neighborhood events and providing space for informal activities and relaxation.
Adair Park contributes to the area's appeal and quality of life for residents in the Adair Park neighborhood of southwest Atlanta.
