Grab the official Piedmont Park Conservancy 2024 Fall Guide to experience all that the park and this wonderful season have to offer. This guide provides information on activities, fun facts about the park, and news from the Conservancy.

The Piedmont Park Conservancy is a member and donor-funded nonprofit organization working in partnership with the city of Atlanta to ensure Piedmont Park is an iconic park for all neighborhoods of metro Atlanta. Since 1989, we have invested over $66 million in …

4 days ago · Join Piedmont Park Conservancy for our Fall Fun camp! We’ll spend the week of February 17-21 playing outside, participating in STEAM-focused activities, and learning about the plants and animals that call the Park home.

Looking for things to do in Atlanta? Piedmont Park Conservancy has something for all ages. Check out the highlighted programs below!

Piedmont Park, Atlanta’s “Common Ground” since 1904, is located approximately two miles northeast of downtown Atlanta. The park runs along 10th Street (a block west of 10th & Monroe Avenue to a block east of 10th & Piedmont Avenue) and Piedmont Avenue (12th & Piedmont to just before 15th & Piedmont) in midtown Atlanta.

Piedmont Park Conservancy hopes you enjoy the Park to its fullest. If you would like to report a maintenance issue, scroll down to fill out our form. If you have questions, feel free to contact us. Don’t forget, we list any major closures on our website.

Be the first to know what’s going on in the Park Piedmont Park is managed and maintained through a collaboration between the 501(c)3 nonprofit Piedmont Park Conservancy and City of …

Since our inception in 1989, the Conservancy has successfully restored the historic portion of Piedmont Park. The Conservancy has raised and invested more than $66 million* for capital improvements, park beautification, maintenance/security, programs, including a 53-acre expansion of green space.

Piedmont Park is surrounded by Piedmont Avenue, Monroe Drive and 10th Street. Visitors can enter from multiple entry points such as the 12th or 14th Street gates off Piedmont Avenue, or the Charles Allen Gate off of 10th Street.

Connect with the Conservancy for field trips, homeschool days, outreach programs and more. Attend a camp or scout program, and download our online resources. Learn about the origin of the Park and the impact of the Conservancy.