4770 N. Peachtree Rd. 

At 110-acres, Brook Run Park is the largest park in Dunwoody. This signature park features a large playground, 2-mile loop multi-use trail, skate park, disc golf course, dog park, community garden, two artificial turf baseball fields, two artificial turf multisport fields, amphitheater, open fields, event pavilions, and the Treetop Quest adventure course.

*Click here to view a map of Brook Run Park

Amphitheater and Great Lawn

This event area includes terraced seating, expanded levels of open space, restrooms and an upgraded pavilion (called the Great Lawn pavilion) that seats 200. Home to the Groovin' on the Green Concert Series and special events, the area can also be reserved for your private function. The Great Lawn Pavilion has 26 picnic tables and can accommodate approximately 200 seated and 250-300 total. The Great Lawn and amphitheater space is included in your rental fee. There are also two grills, water and power at the pavilion. Rates and availability can be found here. 

Baseball Fields

The two baseball fields were designed with Dunwoody Senior Baseball and Peachtree Middle School to provide a variety of sports opportunities for our baseball league and the middle school physical education classes. The artificial turf maximizes the playtime available and has a multi-sport overlay for baseball, softball and soccer.

The baseball fields are available for use for pick-up games, outside of the scheduled school and baseball activities. View more information for current baseball programming.

Current "Free Play" Hours:

**Times will change weekly from May-August so please check the online schedule for updated Free Play times during those months.

Please, no metal cleats, seeds, gum, drinks or other such items on the fields.

Contact Kate Borden for field reservations.

Community Garden

Dunwoody Community Garden and Orchard is more than a place to grow organic food; it is a place to cultivate community. With each seed planted in the garden, fresh produce, healthy lifestyles, and eco-literacy will grow. Run by the 501(c)(3) Dunwoody Community Garden at Brook Run Park, approximately twenty percent of the produce is donated to a local charity. All members of the community, not just green thumbs, are welcome to visit and see what’s sprouting at the garden and greenhouse.  

While there are no official hours of operation, an unlocked gate at either the main garden (across from the Dog Park) or the Greenhouses (next to the Skate Park) means that a garden member is present and you are welcome to come in and look around.  Please be kind to the garden volunteers and members - kindly take away nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints!

For more information on membership, free educational programs, upcoming plant sales and ways to volunteer, visit the garden website at DCGO.org or via Email.

Disc Golf

Starting near the Community Garden, the wooded course meanders through the park and offers 9 tee pads with both long and short baskets. Directional signs along the course act as a guide. View full course map here.

 


Dog Park

The Brook Run Dog Park is roughly two wooded acres for off-leash play. Nestled in the woods towards the back of Brook Run Park, the tree canopy offers shade protection from the summer heat as well as from mild rains. The Dog Park is entirely fenced and features multiple entry points with double-gates for safety of the dogs and their humans.  Regular clean-up days and volunteer opportunities are offered by the Brook Run Dog Park Association.

Email for more information. 

Please remember that outside of the confines of the Dog Park, your dog is required by law to be leashed, including between your car and the gates of the Dog Park. Please do not allow your dog to wander off-leash outside of the fence.

The Dog Park is open from 7:00 a.m. – sunset.

Multi-Use Fields

Enjoy the two multi-sport fields, complete with a concession stand, overlook plaza, parking, restrooms, and an added entrance from Barclay Drive. Stop by to watch youth soccer, adult flag football or to play a pick-up game of your own!

Both fields are free and first-come, first-serve for unorganized activities outside of scheduled programming. Program schedules are posted weekly onsite.

Brook Run Park- Multipurpose Fields Free Play:

Fridays - 8pm-9:30pm (Field 1)

Sundays- 7am-9am (Field 1)

Please, no metal cleats, seeds, gum, drinks or other such items on the fields.

Contact Kate Borden for field reservations.

Multi-Use Trail

Open Fields

Outside of scheduled programming, Brook Run Park also houses two open fields for your use. The Front Field (near the playground) and the Peach Field (near the Community Garden) are open for pick-up play. Please no organized games or practices in these areas.

Pavilions

Brook Run is home to a large rental pavilion and medium sized first-come, first-serve pavilion. The large rental pavilion looks down onto the Great Lawn and amphitheater. Parking for both pavilions can be found near the Peeler Rd. entrance, across from the Treetop Quest lot. Small gazebos can also be found near the playground and front field for your use at any time. 

Playground

Frequently rated as a top playground in the area, the playground and children’s adventure garden has clusters of bright play structures with shades above to hide from the sun. Play structures are separated for toddlers and older kids and include slides and swings of varying sizes, several sets of monkey bars, a multicolored tunnel, and a “log roll” for balancing. Come see why it's one of the best!

Skate Park

Brook Run Skate Park is the largest skate park in the metro Atlanta area, consisting of a variety of skate terrain for all skill levels. The park was designed to accommodate entry-level skaters as well as challenge more advanced “street skaters” looking to test themselves on elements they might encounter throughout most public locations. The 27,000 sq. ft. facility is a “flow” type of park and is fully lighted.

Helmets are required at the Skate Park so please come prepared. Download the Skate Park Rules.

To view programming and information on activities, please visit Action and Adventures website. 

The Skate Park is open year round, seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Sunday through Thursday) and 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (Friday and Saturday).

Treetop Quest

The Treetop Quest elevated course and zip-line adventure showcases 52 obstacles and 12 zip-lines in 4 courses. In addition, the park includes a Net Trampoline, the first of its kind in Georgia, and a low ropes course for children ages 4 to 6, called Kiddie Quest. The park also includes picnic tables and birthday party areas.