Dellwood Park Ponce de Leon Ave, N.E. 6 of 10 stars.

Address: Intersection of Clifton Road and Ponce de Leon Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia 30307

A 3-min walk from the Fernbank Museum of Natural History

Phone: (404) 377-5361

The Parks web page says:

Atlanta Georgia Parks , Atlanta Georgia Trails

Welcome to Dellwood Park located at the intersection of Clifton Road and Ponce De Leon Avenue in Atlanta Georgia not far from the Druid Hills Country Club and Fernbank Museum of Natural History. This beautiful park was designed by the great Frederick Law Olmstead many decades ago. Olmstead also designed New York City's spectacular Central Park. This park is great for walking, biking, and running or for simply coming out to catch a few rays. Come on out and explore! Dellwood Park was Rec Planet Park of the day on January 26, 2014.

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

When visiting any Atlanta public park please respect the rules.

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

*All animals must be leashed and waste removed.

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

Come out and have fun.

Acreage: 1.36

The good the bad and the buggy. A short review of the park.

The good things about this park is that it's a really beautiful trail. The bad things about this park is that there is no parking for the park, and no bathrooms. You can park at the Fernbank Museum and walk to the park from there. I would make a day of it and go to the museum and the park plus the walking trail the museum has as well. That way you have a place to eat park and use the bathroom.

What Kind of Park is this? a city park

What Kind of trail is this? a walking/biking trail

The trails spirit animal is selected by any animal I see at the park. I find that looking for the days spirit animal makes my hike more fun and reminds me to stop and enjoy the beauty of my journey. Today’s spirit animal is: squirrels and robins.

1. The parks views: Trees and flowers

2. The Parks cost: Answer isThe park is free but because there is no park parking I'd park at the fernbank museum and go to both but, the museum is $27.00 per person for admission.

3. The Parks bathrooms: They don't provide one.

4. How long is the hike? I think about a mile but didn't go because of weather.

5. The parks shopping and souvenirs: None

6. Does the park have wheelchair and stroller access? yes

7. How helpful are the parks maps and markers? no maps and markers aren't necessary as the trail doesn't split and is clear.

8. Is the park kid and dog friendly? yes

9. Is there tent, cabin and RV camping? No this isn't that kind of park

10. Was it worthwhile? I think it would be but I don't like Atlanta traffic and it was raining so I didn't go.

11. What amenities did the park provide? none just the path

12. Was there good internet service? yes.

13. Was there any place to make an emergency call if you didn’t have cell service? no

14. Was there a gas station nearby if so how far from the park? Answer is I'm not sure.

15. How safe was the park? I think it would be very safe.