Historic Fourth Ward Park

This park has become one of my favorite places to visit in Midtown. It’s located right next to the BeltLine, which makes it super easy to get to, but what I love most is how peaceful it feels. Even though it’s close to all the energy and movement of the city, once you’re inside the park, it’s calm, relaxing, and a perfect escape. I usually come here for my runs. The paths are well-maintained, and there’s a good amount of open space, which makes running feel refreshing. Whether I’m just jogging or stretching after a workout, the atmosphere is always pleasant. It’s not too crowded, and the people around are usually friendly and respectful, which adds to the experience. Another great thing about this spot is the surrounding area. There are tons of amazing coffee shops and restaurants just a short walk away. It’s perfect for grabbing a coffee after a run or meeting up with friends for a bite to eat. The neighborhood has a relaxed, welcoming vibe that perfectly matches the park itself. If you’re looking for a spot in Midtown where you can enjoy nature, stay active, and still be close to everything, this park is definitely worth a visit.

Sunny, lots of different perspectives to see from! Get lucky and spot the ducks, feed the minos in the pond, or witness a swan in flight ✈️ landing on the water... Make your own piece of peace ✌️

Fun and safe even at 1am. Lots of drunk drivers late but it's ATL. Strangely there were no homeless out begging (I hope they got help). It was safe for a male to go alone. I would not go out alone if I were female without defenses after 11pm. Not bad though. Better than most of ATL.

We were here for the Walk it Off Sis Event with Toya Rushing and it was phenomenal!! A place where women could come and have candid conversations about any and everything was amazing! Looking forward to many more!!

The skate park and lawn were awesome! Everyone in those areas were so friendly and everyone was having a great time. Under the bridge however there was a child running drugs and two homeless people hooking up in an office chair. YIKES! There was an officer present but he did nothing about the awful parking situation.