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Piedmont Today

Please share your comments on what you love about Piedmont Park today.

7 March, 2025

smuretwagstaff says:

I love walking, but often avoid it due to safety issues: high speed bikers darting around and among walkers. Please create clear bike lanes.

3 March, 2025

Ron L says:

Looking forward to the day the north side Beltline trail connects to the Beltline adjacent to Piedmont Park so I can visit more often.

28 February, 2025

john black says:

wetland trail easier waterfall/creek crossing refresh Park Dr bridge love the idea of Clear Creek canopy walk

25 February, 2025

Shaina says:

Love the park! Wished I lived closer to the city so I could visit it more often.

21 February, 2025

Jess says:

Love the park but the maintenance is not being done in the park. Most of the time the green spaces are worn so thin. P

13 February, 2025

Michael says:

As the park expands, and office space in the north will need parking, please consider underground parking with greenspace on top vs surface

13 February, 2025

Park User says:

Consider putting a restaurant along the Beltline to invite people in to the park but also to consider creating additional sources of income.

16 January, 2025

Ellen says:

Storza Woods and its paths are amazing. It feels like you are not in the city, so let's preserve and enhance the uniqueness of that area.

6 January, 2025

kat_span says:

The Conservancy must transition ASAP from gas-powered leaf equipment to sustainable alternatives -- https://quietga.org/ has resources.

12 November, 2024

John Black says:

Park Drive bridge is special. ? Using the Native American inspired mosaic theme on the west bridge abutment. Trim back dog park a bit

3 November, 2024

CBullis says:

Beautiful location, wish it wasn’t littered with e-bikes and scooters.

28 October, 2024

Alex says:

We need better sidewalks on adjacent streets (10th, Piedmont, and Monroe). Park needs to do a better job of fronting Piedmont (Ansley side)

Piedmont 2044

Please share your comments on what you would love to see in Piedmont Park in 2044!

3 March, 2025

Ron L says:

Would love to see dedicated Pickleball courts

9 February, 2025

Rjmlrogers says:

I think the decimal level of noise from music in the park should be taken into consideration for the residents living around the park-

16 January, 2025

dniles says:

Brighter lighting on the walking trails at night is needed. An iconic art sculpture installation would create a greater sense of place.

16 January, 2025

AEH says:

Iconic, large scale and interactive art that draws people in. Better city funding of and public transit to Atlanta's most used park.

6 January, 2025

kat_span says:

E-scooters are a blight, impede wheelchair users/strollers, and are often abandoned in wooded areas like Six Springs. Get rid of them!

10 October, 2024

Mahha says:

Activities such as paddle or rowing boats in the lake. Make the lake cleaner. Add more quality food and drinks areas for adults and kids

1 October, 2024

Herve says:

- More clean benches - Park is not well maintained, toilets are despicable. - The 2 children play grounds are in poor conditions

16 September, 2024

dan says:

I would love all the steps with the metal railings would be cleaned once a year so you could see how the post bases are rusting in place.

10 September, 2024

Melanie says:

Floral designs in pots throughout the park could be more interesting and forward looking (e.g., Monrovia.com ideas)… even with old pots.

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

#1 for me- the upkeep of the park; should be 1st for all. Conserve the nature within, the beauty, w/ janitorial staff and groundskeepers!

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

I think there should be a concrete outdoor theatre for concerts & other arts, to help w/ events. Maybe more community driven events, too!

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

Moving to Midtown was soulfully because of Piedmont Park. I love the conservation of nature in an urban city. Water fountains should work!!

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