Park Description

Powder Spring Park is a 25-acre park that hosts youth baseball with its multiple baseball fields and outdoor batting cages. The two playgrounds, pavilions, and passive walking area make this park an excellent place for the whole family.

Features

Pavilions

Playgrounds

Sports

Toilets

Walking/Running

Activities Green Space Playground Gathering Unique Features Pets

Softball/Baseball/T-ball – 9 fields

Includes: Lights, concession building, and bleachers
Outdoor batting cages
Cobb county Youth Baseball

Walking/Running

“Passive Area” – .2 wooded pathway
- Accessible by:
  - On foot – from the main park, cross the bridge located next to the historic water pump (over Powder Springs Creek)
  - By car – There is a three-space parking pad accessible from Brownsville Rd
- Includes: Picnic tables and benches

Lucille Creek Trail ~1 mile, 10-foot wide concrete pathway
- Starts near the north park entrance at the intersection of Brownsville Rd and Powder Springs Dallas Rd
- Connects to the Silver Comet Trail

A grassy area next to the playground on the Brownsville Rd entrance

Larger playground designed for ages 5-12

Located: North side of the park, Brownsville Rd entrance
Includes: Multiple slides and climbing structures
Ground-type: Wood chips
Shade: No shade
Seating: Benches and picnic tables at a nearby pavilion

Smaller playground designed for ages 2-5

Located: Southside of the park, Lewis Rd entrance
Includes: Multiple slides, climbing structures, and saucer swing
Ground-type: Wood chips
Shade: No shade
Seating: Benches

Pavilion – located next to the playground from the Brownsville Rd entrance, reservable

Includes: Lights, outlets, picnic tables, and nearby large covered charcoal grill with a water spigot
Note: This covered grill is very long (6-foot) and not ideal for charcoal style grilling. The grilling plate is very high and you would want to stack this grill with chopped wood.