The Chastain Park Lifestyle
The neighborhood's own athletic club, located inside Chastain Park, with a swimming pool open to the public on weekday mornings and a full summer program. Tennis courts, a fitness center, and year-round programming make it the anchor of Chastain Park's active daily lifestyle.
A nearly four-mile paved loop managed by the PATH Foundation that winds around the park past the golf course, over Nancy Creek by bridge, and around a fish-filled pond where wild ducks and geese are a daily sight. Two 5K routes and a 3K make it one of Atlanta's most used morning trails.
An 18-hole public course rated Atlanta's top public golf course, laid out in 1937 with designs influenced by Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, and H. Chandler Egan. Rolling terrain, a storied history, and the rare distinction of being walkable from most homes in the neighborhood.
Nine courts inside Chastain Park offering lessons and league play for adults and children. One of the most active tennis communities in Atlanta, drawing residents who make the courts a regular part of their weekly routine.
Atlanta's oldest outdoor music venue, open since 1944, having hosted Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra, Paul Simon, and Bob Dylan. The 6,900-person amphitheater draws 200,000 visitors annually and gives Chastain Park residents a summer concert series in their own backyard.
An active neighborhood organization that organizes community events, advocates for the park's resources, and maintains the close-knit character that makes Chastain Park feel like a small town inside a major city. The conservancy works year-round to protect and enhance the park itself.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting, enhancing, and programming Chastain Memorial Park. Volunteer events, park improvement projects, and community programming throughout the year, funded and run by residents who have made the park the centerpiece of neighborhood life.
Open Saturday mornings from March through December near West Wesley and Peachtree Road with over 70 verified vendors, locally sourced produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted goods. A short drive from Chastain Park and one of the best Saturday morning rituals in Atlanta.
