Lullwater Conservation Garden

It's a cute little park if you'd like a quiet place to read. There's no visible parking areas except for roadside or street parking. There are some overgrown bushes and fallen trees but, there are a couple of open areas with a gazebo and benches provided. A small trail is found in the center. Only takes a few minutes to complete it.

A hidden gem in the city, this privately-owned, but publicly-open garden safeguards some of Atlanta’s oldest trees. Recently, the garden club worked with Tilting Windmill Landscape Design to clear out the non-native invasive species that were beginning to overrun the undergrowth. The garden now feels much more natural, open and inviting. Take your kids, dogs and a picnic, though remember to stay on the trails, as there can be copper heads in the more naturalized areas.

Gorgeous and serene.nMy buddy and I watched a couple storks fly over the lake for about an hour. ❤

Small park with short trails around Peavine Creek. Quiet and peaceful. Benches in park make it a nice place to sit and read. No parking lot. Park on road.

This is a beautiful place to see.