Amphitheater  Amenities Gateway to the Rock Creek Amphitheater with seating for 300/electricity available War Memorial Multi-Use Trail Part of the Solar System Trail Benches Pond Rock Creek Park is on the left across the street from the Hall County Library. http://www.gainesville.org/rock-creek-park       Read more...

Fun for kids – Fun for all. Amenities Pavilion Playground Bench Swing Available Rentals Pavilion 4 Hours $25/resident, $35/non-resident Pavilion 8 Hours $35/resident, $45/non-resident Directions From South – I-985, take exit 22, go left at end of the ramp, following US Highway 129 North for about 2 ½ miles (Highway 129 will become historic Green Street). When you come to Read more...

Sport Venue  Lanier Point Athletic Complex is one of the premier athletic facilities in the Southeast. The 96-acre complex serves almost 15,000 players and approximately 75,000 spectators. Amenities Easy Access Ample Parking Picnic facilities Hollywood bases Phone to all fields Metal halide lighting Four 300-foot fields Access to the boat ramp Eight-foot outfield fences Professional supervisory staff A spacious two-story Read more...

Gainesville’s Oldest Park Located at 607 Ridgewood Terrace. Ivey Terrace Park, one of Gainesville’s oldest parks, was built in 1936 by the Civilian Conservation Corps and underwent recent park-wide renovations. Ivey Terrace connects Rock Creek Park to Wilshire Trails. Amenities Multi-use Trail Picnic Pavilion Bridge Crossover Water Basin Gazebo Picnic Tables Part of the Solar System Trail https://www.gainesville.org/   Read more...

Pavilions, Fishing & more Holly Park is located at the northern end of Lake Lanier. It offers Boat Ramp, 2 Picnic Pavilions W/Grills, Picnic Tables, and Fishing Areas.   Read more...

Adopt-A-Park-Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Located in downtown Gainesville, this is a historical park with benches and gardens centered around Train Engine 209, a coal car, and a red caboose. This is also part of the Adopt-A-Park program through the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce. The Gainesville Midland Railroad served Gainesville around the turn of the century. Engine 209 was Read more...

45 species of birds seen Williams Mill is a park with rolling meadows, streams, natural shoals, 2 small ponds, and native wildlife. This park is certified as a Wildlife Sanctuary with the Atlanta Audubon Society. Also, it has more than 45 species of birds have been seen at Williams Mill, in addition to the many other types of wildlife that Read more...

Chestatee & Sardis Sports Complex is a 40-acre park that has 6 lighted tennis courts and 3 lighted little league ballfields. Leashed pets are allowed. No pets are allowed on ballfields. 3 Lighted Baseball/Softball Fields 6 Lighted Tennis Courts Concession Stand with Restrooms   Read more...

Unique For Fishing.  Welcome to Cedar Creek Reservoir located in Gainesville, Georgia. This beautiful park has a 143-acre lake that allows for non-motorized watercraft as well as 377 wooded acres that allow for the visitor to bring their dog on a leash. Come on out and explore! L Read more...

Home of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games where the Legacy Continues and Champions Grow. Lake Lanier Olympic Park has – Beach, Ports, Rowing & Canoe/Kayak Legacy The Lake Lanier Olympic Venue was built for the 1996 Olympic Rowing and Canoe/Kayak Competitions. The original timing tower remains today and is the last remaining venue from the 1996 Olympic Games that continues Read more...