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Parks and Recreation

 
The Doraville Parks and Recreation Department is committed to promoting environmental awareness while providing optimum recreational facilities as well as fun and exciting leisure opportunities for our diverse population. Recreation plays an important part in keeping our minds and bodies fit and active, so we would like to encourage you to visit our parks and participate in our special events and recreation programs.

Recreation Director: Carol Stephens
Assistant Director: Ramond Mosely
Athletics Director: Gary Shussler 

 

Forest Fleming Arena
3037 Pleasant Valley Drive
Doraville, Georgia 30340
(770) 936-3850 (phone)
(770) 936-3867 (fax)

Recreation Programs

 
Parks and Facilities
 
 

Honeysuckle Park

This 20 acre park includes Fleming Arena, two regulation football/soccer fields and four baseball fields that accommodate adult softball, T-Ball and Minor, Major and Senior baseball leagues. All fields are lighted. The park also includes restrooms, concession stands, a picnic pavilion and a one mile walking trail.

 
  

Fleming Arena

Located at Honeysuckle Park, Fleming Arena is a 17,000 square foot facility that includes two basketball courts and two volleyball courts. The bleachers within the arena can seat up to 600. The arena also houses two full size classrooms, locker and shower facilities, a concession stand and Recreation Department offices. Fleming Arena was named for former Councilman Forrest Fleming.

 
  

Paul Murphy Boxing Club

Located at 3785 King Avenue, the Paul Murphy Boxing Club was founded in 1980 by former councilman Paul Murphy. Every year, the Club’s rings are moved to Fleming Arena, which serves as the boxing venue for the Georgia Games. The club is opened weekdays from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm and lessons are available. For more information, call (770) 453-0003.

 
Neighborhood Parks
 
  

Autumn Park

 

Located between Allen, Autumn, McClave and Raymond Drives, Autumn Park is 6.3 acres and includes picnic tables, large playing fields and playground equipment. Proposed plans for Autumn Park include a walking trail, picnic pavilions, exercise stations, lighting area and an area specifically designated for small children. Check out the proposed concept plan for Autumn Park.

 
  

Brook Park

Located at 3193 Ramond Drive, Brook Park is a sprawling 6 acre park with two tennis courts (lighted), a picnic pavilion and playground equipment.

 
 

Chicopee Park

Located at the end of Chicopee Drive, Chicopee Park covers just over an acre and includes playground equipment, a picnic pavilion and a medium size playing field.

 
 

English Oak Park

Located at 4074 English Oak Drive, English Oak Park is just over an acre and includes playground equipment. Proposed plans for English Oak include a picnic pavilion, additional playground equipment, an exercise station, a small amphitheater and lighting area. Check out the proposed concept plan for English Oak Park.
 
  

Flowers Park

Located behind the Police Department at 3740 Park Avenue, this 4.7 acre park includes the City’s 25 meter swimming pool. The entrance as well as parking is accessible from New Peachtree Road. The pool will open May 28 through late August. Pool Hours are as follows: Mondays and Fridays from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Saturday from 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm and Sunday from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

 
  

Bernard Halpern Park

Located at 4150 Tilly Mill Road, this 4 acre park includes two tennis courts (lighted), a multi-purpose playing field (unlighted), a picnic pavilion, playground equipment and a shuffleboard court. Check out the proposed concept plan for Halpern Park.

 
Do you have a special event?
Honeysuckle Park and the Forest Fleming Arena are available for rent and can accommodate a variety of activities and events. All reservations must be scheduled and paid for at least 48 hours before the day of the event. For more information, call: (770) 936-3850. The Civic Center is also available for reservation and is free for local groups. Call Dorothy at City Hall for more information (770) 451-8745.