Tanyard Creek Park

I visited on a weekday, so it wasn’t busy. The parking lot only fits six cars. When walking around, I noticed there are multiple paths to explore in the park, not just one. There are also two playgrounds for children, and the trail is easy to walk. I love this place, except that it doesn’t have a restroom.

This has got to be one of my favorite lunch parks I have found so far! It's not very big, but what it doesn't have in size it makes up for in natural noise and a feeling of isolation in nature if you face the right direction. I took lunch in the creek connected to the park by a waterway. The running water and little waterfalls pretty much removed all the car noise. If you aren't out for a lunch walking the creek bed is a fun little jaunt, but there isn't much here other than historical marks about the Battle of Peachtree Creek. The park is off the beltline and isn't a bad stop for a break on a bike or jog or a quick detour when on a walk. The Beltline running adjacent/through it really makes for a nice bit of non-car dependent connectivity. Park also has a small parking lot for someone on a work lunch break who has to drive a vehicle. See my pictures for an idea of the park, parking, and places to sit for a lunch.

Good trail for walking and biking. Lots of bridges and great view of the golf course. Definitely recommended to anyone. Great place to start would be the Tanyard Creek Parking which has almost 10 cars to park. The bike trail was nearly 3 miles long with good elevation and decend for casual fun.

Good Park hidden in the cut with a lot of open space. What is awesome is that it has the BeltLine trail running through and you’re able to get a good workout in. The scenery is beautiful and picturesque, we will definitely be taking our children back again to take in more details 😊

A cool green area next to Tanyard Creek, which is an "urban creek" connected to sewerage. The "park" area is a little green open field & and a trail (also known as Northside trail) that is cool to walk/run through. The trail is part of the Beltline project. Some street parking is available on Walthall drive and there is a parking lot on Collier called "Northside Trail Parking" on Google Maps, with space for 5-6 cars. Overall this is a very pleasant local park with a good view of Tanyard Creek itself, but no meant to handle lot of traffic. There is a small playground attached to Walthall Dr. No restrooms.