CHAMBLEE PARKS AND RECREATION
FALL & WINTER 2019
ACTIVITY GUIDE
The Department Mission
The mission of the City of Chamblee Parks and Recreation Department is to provide safe, clean and beautiful parks facilities while providing quality leisure activities for the community. These services shall enhance residents’ health and well-being and promote economic vitality for long-term community sustainability. We will accomplish this through creative leadership, environmentally sustainable practices and the responsible use of available resources.
Parks and Recreation Hours of Operation and Fall & Winter 2019 Calendar Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Chamblee City Hall
CONTENTS 4 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 YOUTH PROGRAMS 9 YOUTH ATHLETICS 12 ADULT PROGRAMS 17 ADULT ATHLETICS
5468 Peachtree Rd, Chamblee, GA 30341 • 770-986-5016
Closed the following days: Labor Day — September 2nd Columbus Day — October 14th Veteran’s Day — November 11th Thanksgiving Holidays — November 28th – 29th Winter Holidays — December 24th – 25th
19 PARKS 24 WALKING TRAILS 25 RENTAL INFORMATION 26 PARK FEATURES & LOCATIONS
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Fall & Winter 2019 Activity Guide
Dear Chamblee Resident, I am happy to share with you the City of Chamblee Parks and Recreation Department’s Fall/Winter Activity Guide, which showcases the range of incredible activities, programs and events the department offers. This season’s guide, which includes a variety of sports, health and wellness programs and events is a testament to our ongoing commitment to provide quality recreational opportunities for residents of all ages. We continue to take steps to enhance our public spaces, with several projects underway throughout the city. Among these are the renovation of International Village Park, the addition to Canfield Park and Segment 1 of Phase II of the Chamblee Rail Trail. Each of these projects broke ground in May and are planned for completion in early 2020, if not sooner. In addition to these projects, the city recently adopted the Rail Trail Phase 3 Concept Design Study and incorporated it into the its Comprehensive Plan. City staff hope to do the same with the Keswick Park Trails Master Plan soon. Designs are underway for a new recreational park located on the old Jim Hearn Golf Range property on Buford Highway. As we strive to create the best quality of life, we will continue working to create opportunities for our residents and visitors to interact, stay active and have fun. The Recreation Department is home to many such opportunities, so I encourage you and your loved ones to take advantage of all that we, and the rest of our great city, have to offer. Most sincerely yours, Jodie Gilfillan, CPRP Chamblee Parks and Recreation Director
Staff Directory Jodie Gilfillan • jgilfillan@chambleega.gov Kevin Farrow • kfarrow@chambleega.gov Katie Sears • ksears@chambleega.gov Thann Hadden • thadden@chambleega.gov Chamblee Parks & Recreation • www.chambleega.gov 3
General Information Registration Information Registration for most City of Chamblee Parks and Recreation Department (CPRD) activities can be made on chambleerec.com. Users will need to make a free account, add any family members and select the program of their choosing. The activity will be reflected in the cart, which can then be paid for via credit card online. The Parks and Recreation Department also accepts cash, checks and money orders as payment for registrations in person or via mail. CPRD also partners with many organizations to provide a variety of programs and athletics. At times, users will be redirected to the partnering organization’s website to register.
Refund Policy It is the policy of the City of Chamblee Parks and Recreation Department to provide high quality opportunities to those in the community and to accommodate the maximum number of participants allowed in these programs. To accomplish this, parks and recreation staff require sufficient time to notify people on the waiting list of any programs to allow them ample time to attend and to complete required paper work. If for any reason you or your child does not attend the program as registered, please let our office know as soon as possible so we can fill the opening. Therefore, any participant may receive a 100% refund of their registration fee if the refund is requested at least TWO WEEKS (10 working days) prior to the first day of a scheduled program or activity. If less than two weeks and two business days prior to start of the program, only a 50% refund will be issued. No refund will be issued after 10 am two business days prior to the start of the program. Full refund or credit will be granted if the program is canceled by the department. No refund will be given for a child who is suspended or expelled. Refunds will be issued on chambleerec.com as either a credit card reimbursement, account credit or check. Parks and Recreation staff reserves the right to modify refund policies for family emergency situations that cause a cancellation after the deadlines above or for children dismissed from the program due to behavior or other extenuating circumstances.
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Keep Chamblee Beautiful Keep Chamblee Beautiful (KCB) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to organize, educate, support and inspire the Chamblee community to invest their time, talents and resources into making Chamblee a cleaner, greener and more beautiful place to live, work and play. A member of Keep DeKalb Beautiful, KCB is a group of volunteers
Recreation Advisory Committee Chamblee Parks and Recreation has a Recreation Advisory Committee (RAC) made up of six City of Chamblee residents (may have up to two non-residents). The RAC serves as a voice for the Chamblee Parks and Recreation staff, both in bringing ideas from the community, as well as disseminating information to the community. Each RAC member serves a two-year term that is eligible to be renewed at the end of two years if there are not others waiting to join the committee.
with no paid employees or officers who donate their time to making improvements within the community. Membership is open to individuals, community organizations and corporations. For more information, meeting times, event updates and contact information, please visit Keep Chamblee Beautiful online: www.keepchambleebeautiful.org.
Current Members: Melissa Fredericks Jimmy Furst Maria Holbrook Alberta Lloyd Erich Melville Verle Van Hoozen
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Youth Programs Creative Movement and Dance Instructor: Hannah Thompson
Choose from three different classes being held with Creative Movement and Dance: Tap/Ballet/Hip Hop for ages 4 – 7, which is a combination class that includes traditional tap and ballet with the more modern Hip Hop; Jazz/Hip Hop for ages 8 – 12, which is a combination class that includes a wide range of fun and upbeat movement; or choose a brand-new class called Dance Cardio for teens and adults, which is a combination dance and cardio class. All CMD classes have age-appropriate music and choreography. Registration Begins July 15th Cost $65 per month PLUS $38 annual registration fee Ages 4 – 12 and Teens – Adults Day Tuesday: Tap-Ballet-Hip Hop – 4 pm to 5 pm, Jazz-Hip Hop – 5 pm to 6 pm Dance Cardio – 6 pm to 7 pm Dates August 6th – December 17th Location Keswick Park Community Building, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.creativemovementanddance.com
Forefront Arts
Instructor: Elizabeth Blakemore Act – Sing – Dance – Play – Imagine – Create - Perform
Times
4:00 – 5:00 pm: “Chicken Little” Songs and scenes performance class (ages 4-6) Registration Begins August 5th Cost: $250 up-front or $69/month Sept - Dec. Cost At right (includes 13 weeks of rehearsal with a professional director and Ages 4 – 16 production expenses) Description: “Chicken Little” songs and scenes Dates Wednesday, September 11th – performance class—A wonderful introduction to theatre for young December 11th performers! Four-6-year olds will learn vocal and physical warmups, Location Keswick Park Community Building, use their imaginations to create stories and play drama games and 3496 Keswick Drive rehearse the short play “Chicken Little” which will be performed for the Info/Register at www.ForefrontArts.com community on Wednesday, December 11th. 5:00 – 6:30 pm: “Charlotte’s Web” Studio series performance class (2nd-8th grade) Cost: $285 up-front or $80/month Sept - Dec. (includes 13 weeks of rehearsal with a professional director and production expenses) Description: “Charlotte’s Web” studio series theatre performance class—2nd - 8th grade students will learn vocal and physical warmups, play drama games and rehearse a one-act production of “Charlotte’s Web,” which will be performed for the community on Wednesday, December 11th.
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Youth Programs Kung Fu:
Instructors: Sifu Peter Goulbourne, Jon Gass and John Hall This traditional Chinese Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu (Hakka Kuen) system is taught to improve practitioners’ overall well-being. Expect to learn basic Chi Kung (breathing exercises), foundational exercises and application of those exercises. No prior experience is required just a willingness to learn and work. Sessions are ten weeks long. Registration Begins July 15th Cost $150 per person Ages 13 and up Day Sunday: 7:30 to 9:30 am Thursday: 7:00 to 8:30 pm Dates Session 1: August 11th – October 20th Session 2: October 27th – December 29th Location Keswick Park Community Building, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
Swell Music
Instructors: Brooke Henze & Miss Sarah Sing, dance and play instruments with Miss Sarah and her friends. Swell Music provides an interactive setting to introduce babies and toddlers to music and movement, which research indicates great benefits for language and social development. Swell Music is sponsored by locally owned, Swell Forever and the City of Chamblee. Enjoy new friends at the playground afterwards!
No registration required-just show up! Cost FREE Ages 4 and under Day Every other Monday Start Date Monday, September 9th Times 3:30 pm Location Keswick Park Community Building 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.swellforever.com/pages/swell-music
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Youth Athletics Flag Football Youth Flag Football – Fall (Ages 4 to 14 years) I9 Sports offers boys and girls flag football for youth where play is 5 on 5, with no intentional contact allowed. Teams are organized into divisions based on the age of the child. Teams consist of six-ten players. Teams play a one-hour game followed by a 45-minute practice. Each player receives a reversible jersey and flag belt. Appropriate footwear (rubber cleats or athletic shoes) and mouth guard are required. Registration Begins May 1st Registration Deadline August 19th Cost $139 if registered by August 19th Day/Time Sundays: Between 12:30 to 7:00 p.m. Age Cut Off Ages 4-14 as of 11/3/2019 Dates September 15th – November 3rd Location Keswick Park Soccer Field Info/Register at www.i9sports.com or deb.hammell@i9sports.com
Lacrosse Zip Lacrosse – Fall (Ages 5 to 12 years) I9 Sports offers boys and girls lacrosse for youth where play is 3 on 3, with no intentional contact allowed. This is a six-week instructional program that will focus on the fundamentals of Zip Lacrosse. Each week will include practice focusing on lacrosse skills and will include a structured scrimmage game. Total time on the field will be about one hour each week. Teams are organized into divisions based on the age of the child. Appropriate footwear (rubber cleats or athletic shoes), your own lacrosse stick and mouth guard are required; reversible jerseys provided by i9. Registration Begins May 1st Cost $129 if registered by August 19th $149 if registered after August 29th Day/Time Sundays between 12:30 to 7:00 pm Age Cut Off Ages 5-12 as of 11/3/2019 Dates September 22nd – November 3rd Location Keswick Park Soccer Field Info/Register at www.i9sports.com or deb.hammell@i9sports.com
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Youth Athletics Soccer Youth Soccer – Fall (Ages 3-12) - Goldline FC Goldline FC Soccer will offer three levels of soccer including recreational, academy and select. Registration Begins January 1st Registration Deadline August 1st Cost Recreational U4 = $95 per season (includes T-shirt) 5U - 6U = $120 per season 7U - 8U = $120 per season 9U - 10U = $140 per season 11U - 12U = $160 per season Uniforms All U5-U12 players will need a new uniform. Uniform cost is $35 and includes two jerseys, one pair of shorts and socks. Dates Practices begin the week of August 26th Games begin Saturday, September 7th Location Keswick Park Soccer Field and Dresden Park Soccer Field Rain Out Line: 470-395-2349 Info/Register at www.brookhavenfc.soccer
T-ball/Baseball Youth T-ball/Baseball – Fall (AGES 3 TO 8 YEARS) Chamblee Parks and Recreation offers Co-ed recreational T-ball and youth baseball at Keswick Park. Teams practice once per week and play one game every Saturday throughout the course of the season. Players receive a jersey, pants and hat. Players should have their own glove and athletic shoes or cleats. All other equipment is provided (helmets, bats and balls). Registration Begins May 1st Registration Deadline August 16th Cost $75 Resident/$95 Non-Resident Dates Practices begin the week August 26th Games begin Saturday, September 7th Location Keswick Park T-Ball Field Rain Out Line: 470-395-2349 Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
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Adult Programs CPR Training School Instructor: Christine Neely
Christine Neely and other instructors from the American Heart Association will be offering courses like Babysitter Boot Camp, Basic Life Support Training and others throughout the year. Basic Life Support (BLS) will train participants to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. Babysitter Boot Camp (BBC) participants will learn the business of being a good babysitter through safety skills, etiquette, marketing, choosing age-appropriate games, fun activities and knowing what parents are looking for when they hire a babysitter. Classes offered: Basic Life Support Training and Babysitter Boot Camp Cost Basic Life Support: $65 Babysitter Boot Camp: $49 Dates
Sunday, Sept 29th: BLS: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm • BBC: 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Friday, October 11th: BBC: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm • BLS: 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Sunday, Dec 8th: BLS: 10:00 am to 12:30 pm • BBC: 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Friday, January 3rd: BBC: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm • BLS: 1:00 to 4:00 pm Location Keswick Park, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.cprtrainingschool.com
Financial Freedom 1,2,3
Instructors: Melissa and Maxine Fredericks This series of complimentary educational financial workshops present factual information in an interesting manner. You’ll enjoy learning about topics like: • Do you know the Rule of 72? (You’d better!) • What are mutual funds? • The 3 Ds of successful investing • Are you reducing your debt efficiently? • Do you know how life insurance policies really work? These topics, once understood and applied, can have an incredible impact on your personal finances. Come to one class or all!
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Registration Begins August 5th Cost FREE-Pre-registration is encouraged! Ages 18 and up Day 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month Times 4:00 to 5:00 pm Dates Begins Saturday, September 7th Location Keswick Park Community Building 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com OR www.primerica.com
Adult Programs Meditation
Instructor: Patricia Mahony Meditation can make you a happier person by teaching you ways to achieve a state of calmness and clarity. This eight-week class is great for beginners or anyone with an interest in meditation. Each week a different style of meditation will be focused on, allowing the participants the chance to learn which style works best for them. Drop-ins are also welcome! Registration Begins August 5th Cost $90 for 8-week session or $17 drop-in (skip 10/23) Ages 18 and up Dates Wednesday, September 11th Times 7:00 to 9:00 pm Location Keswick Park Community Building, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
OhBaby! Stroller Fitness: Instructor: Michelle Verdu Dubke
It’s more than just a walk in the park… this modified boot camp for moms will give you an all over workout - arms, legs, abs and cardio... and baby comes along in the stroller! Baby age: four weeks to four years. Sessions are six weeks long. Registration Begins August 5th Cost $90 per person (six weeks) OR $17 for one class Day Wednesday: 11:00 to 11:45 am Dates September 4th – December 18th Location Keswick Park Community Building 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.ohbabyfitness.com
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Adult Programs Rep it Up Fitness Instructor: Rachel Kline
Join us for high intensity interval training (HIIT) starting in September every Tuesday and Thursday. This program is proven to burn calories long after your workout is finished. Our small- group approach will give you the personalization and camaraderie to succeed in reaching your health and fitness goals. All fitness levels are welcome, as the workouts can be tailored to empower even the most novice exerciser. Choose between attending one day or both Tuesday and Thursday! Registration Begins August 5th Cost $60/month for 1 day OR $100/month for both days Ages 18 and up Dates Begins September 10th & September 12th: Tuesdays & Thursdays Times 9:30 am Location Keswick Park Community Building, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
Self-Defense
Instructor: Officer Chris Poythress The Women’s Self Defense Program is run by the Chamblee Police Department and empowers women with the knowledge, confidence and resources to reduce the occurrence of sexual assault crimes. The program provides effective options by teaching women to take an active role in their own self-defense and psychological well-being. We will discuss crime statistics, crime prevention, anticipation, avoidance and self-defense techniques. Cost Free Ages 18 and up Dates Tuesday, August 7th Thursday, September 19th Times 6:00 to 7:00 pm Location Chamblee Civic Center, 3540 Broad Street Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com Pre-register by emailing Chris Poythress at: cpoythress@chambleega.gov
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Adult Programs SilverSneakers
Instructor: Juanita Black-Roberson Choose from either a total-body workout for aging adults, which includes safe and heart-healthy aerobics and resistance exercises to energize active lifestyles, increases muscle strength, builds cardio endurance and improves activities for daily living. Both standing and seated exercises are incorporated and is suitable for nearly every fitness level. Or choose from a mat-based core condition class that incorporates standing, seated and floor mat exercises with exercise bands and dumbbells to improve posture, balance and stability, increase strength and muscle tone and lower the risk of bone loss. Registration Begins July 15th Cost FREE for SilverSneakers members OR $5 for Non-members Day Fitness Class: Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Core Conditioning: Thursdays 12:15 to 1:00 pm Dates August 13th – December 19th Location Keswick Park Community Building, 3496 Keswick Drive Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
Swimming Dynamo Swim Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that that brings the sport of swimming to individuals of all ages and experience levels. The Swim Center provides beginning swimming lessons, year-round swimming, competitive swimming, swim lessons for triathletes and adult and co-ed water polo. Dynamo Swim Center is located at 3119 Shallowford Road, in Chamblee. For more information visit: www.dynamoswimclub.com or call 770-457-7946.
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Adult Programs Tennis
Instructor: Angela Simon There is a tremendous fall season full of tennis camps (adults and youth), classes and private lessons in Chamblee’s Keswick Park. Up4Tennis offers morning and evening classes for all tennis lovers and those interested in learning! Classes listed below are online as well at www.up4tennis.com. Not a tennis buff just yet? That’s okay because the staff offers private lessons for men, women and children. The first class is free, so all you have to do is call 404-617-1305, email up4tennisinfo@gmail.com or visit www.up4tennis.com. FALL CLASSES CLASS
DAY
TIME
AGES
LENGTH OF SESSION
COST
Mommy & Me Twinkling Stars Lil Stars Shining Stars I Shining Stars I Adult Beginners Adult Intermediate/C Adult B Level Adult B Level
Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
10:30 - 11:00 am 3:00 - 3:30 pm 3:30 - 4:30 pm 4:30 - 5:30 pm 5:30 - 6:30 pm 6:30 - 7:30 pm 7:30 - 8:30 pm 6:30 - 8:00 pm 6:30 - 8:00 pm
2-3 3-4 4-6 7-9 9-12 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+
8 weeks 8 weeks 13 weeks 13 weeks 13 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks
$96.00 $96.00 $260.00 $260.00 $260.00 $160.00 $160.00 $240.00 $240.00
Yoga
Instructor: Marlene Bogoslawsky Gentle yoga and flow and stretch yoga for adults. Beginner or advanced welcome! Sessions are six weeks long
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Registration Begins August 5th Cost $54 per person OR $11 drop-in fee Day Monday Dates September 9th – October 14th Location Keswick Park Community Building 3496 Keswick Drive Time Gentle Therapeutic Yoga: 6:15 to 7:15 pm Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com
Adult Athletics Adult Softball Adult Softball (Competitive) - Fall (Chamblee Parks and Recreation) Participants must be 18 or older prior to the first game of the season. Teams play a 10-game regular season schedule plus playoffs (weather permitting). Teams supply their own jerseys with numbers and ASA softballs (52cor/300 compression). Rosters can carry up to 25 players. Co-ed teams can field six men and four women. Waivers must be signed at the score booth before players can participate. Registration Begins May 1st Registration Deadline July 8th Cost $475 per team Dates July 8th – September 19th Location Keswick Park Softball Field Times 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm Rain Out Line: 470-395-2349 Info/Register at www.chambleerec.com Monday – Men’s Softball Tuesday – Co-Ed Softball Wednesday – Men’s Softball Thursday – Co-Ed Softball
Recreational Adult Softball - Fall (Atlanta Sport and Social Club) Atlanta Sport and Social Club offers a Co-ed adult softball league at Keswick Park for teams of up to 13 people. Teams can choose from either Saturday or Sunday league. Teams will play seven regular season matches, then go to playoffs. Registration Begins May 1st Registration Deadline July 20th Cost $920 – $1,020 per team OR $75-$85 per individual Dates Season starts Saturday, July 20th & Sunday July 21st Location Keswick Park Softball Field Times 11:00 am, 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm and 3:00 p.m. Rain Out Line: 470-395-2349 Info/Register at www.atlantasportandsocialclub.com/sport/Softball
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Parks About the Park: In the center of Chamblee’s downtown, adjacent to City Hall, is City Hall Park. Constructed in 1995, this downtown park with its elaborate arbor, serves as a modified town square for the city. The park features numerous benches and a covered gazebo and is a favorite spring/summer lunch location for surrounding office workers.
City Hall Park
5468 Peachtree Road, Chamblee, GA 30341
Features Include: • ADA Accessible • Benches • Bike Rack • Gazebo • Parking • Picnic Tables
About the Park: Completed in 1999, Clairmont Park is a small rectangular neighborhood park located less than one-tenth of a mile north of DeKalb-Peachtree Airport on Clairmont Road. The site encompasses 1.5 acres and serves as a connection between Chamblee’s oldest neighborhoods: Gordon Acres and Clairmont Hills.
Clairmont Park
Clairmont Road (between Dyer Circle & Hickory Road) Chamblee, GA 30341
Features Include: Benches • Bike Rack • Playground
Designed by the surrounding community, the park addresses the needs of the largest demographic groups in the area: senior citizens and young children. The park provides designated walking paths connecting the two neighborhoods and a toddler play area.
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Parks Dresden Park
2301 Dresden Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341
About the Park: In 2016, Dresden Park was transferred to the City of Chamblee from DeKalb County. Dresden Park is a 25-acre park located in the southeast area of Chamblee, which was annexed into the City in 2013. It is also home to the DeKalb County Police Officer Memorial. Features Include: • Benches • Bike Rack • Creek • Multi-Purpose Field • Parking Lot • Picnic Areas • Picnic Shelter • Picnic Tables • Playground • Restrooms • Soccer • Tables • Trails
Huntley Hills Park
Corner of Longview Drive and Admiral Drive Chamblee, GA 30341 Features Include: • Benches • Bike Rack • Creek • Little Free Library • Playground
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About the Park: The Huntley Hills Park is located at the corner of Admiral Drive and Longview Drive. It features a younger child’s play area with swings and a walking path that encircles its perimeter. A steel bridge spans the creek running through the middle of the park and leads directly into a “Butterfly Garden” that was designed, planted and is now maintained by neighborhood volunteers. The seating area was designed and built as an Eagle Scout project.
Parks Keswick Park
3496 Keswick Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341 About the Park: This is Chamblee’s largest park, covering more than 45 acres, with a neighborhood focus. The park contains primarily active recreation facilities including: walking trails, dog park, a full-size adult softball field, T-ball field, soccer field, multi-purpose field, two tennis courts and an outdoor basketball court. The playground facilities are ADA accessible. The newest addition to the park is a walking trail connecting the park to the Mid-City District! This extension takes you behind the softball field, under Peachtree Boulevard and Clairmont Road and comes out on Chamblee Tucker Road next to Walmart. Residents and non-residents can rent the 3,500-square-foot community building, soccer field, softball field, T-ball field and event lawn space.
Features Include: • ADA Accessible • ADA Playground • Basketball Court • Benches • Bike Rack • Dog Park • Gazebo • Grill • Meeting Rooms • Multi-Purpose Field • Parking • Pavilion • Picnic Areas • Restrooms • Soccer • Softball / Baseball / T-Ball Field • Tennis Court • Trails
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Parks Shallowford Park
3096 Shallowford Place, Chamblee, GA 30341
About the Park: Shallowford Park is located between Shallowford Road and Shallowford Place. Serving the neighborhoods of east Chamblee, this 1.16-acre park is geared toward family activities with a playground area, several picnic shelters, a large open field and a small walking trail.
Features Include: • ADA Playground • Benches • Bike Rack • Gazebo • Pavilion • Picnic Areas • Picnic Shelter • Playground • Tables • Trails
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Parks-Coming Soon! Canfield Park
Features Include: Nature Inspired Playground and Swing Set with Seat Wall, Benches, Trash Receptacles, Dog Waste Stations, Signage
3090 Canfield Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341
About the Park: This area of land was purchased in 2016 from a homeowner and later turned into a one-acre park located in the Ashford Park neighborhood. The park also is close to Clairmont Park and DeKalb-Peachtree Airport. The park opened on April 22, 2018 and currently consists of a swing set made to look like a tree, park benches and other amenities. There also is a creek that runs the length of the park on the north side.
Completion Date: January 2020
International Village Park
3375 Chamblee Dunwoody Road Chamblee, GA 30341
Completion Date: January 2020
About the Park: Located in the International Village at the intersection of Chamblee Dunwoody and New Peachtree Roads, this is Chamblee’s newest park. The park boasts a state-of-the-art playground that is ADA accessible. The park also has picnic tables and an open play area. Features Include: Entertainment Plaza, New Playground and Swing Set with Seat Wall, Community Garden, Pavilion with Grill, Multi-Use Field, Benches, Trash Receptacles, Dog Waste Stations, Signage, Reforestation
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Rail Trail Park
Walking Trails The City of Chamblee offers many wonderful walking paths, including around Keswick Park, Dresden Park and the new Rail Trail. The Rail Trail is an extensive 0.9 mile Rail Trail that twists and winds through the city. A grant was just provided to the City of Chamblee to extend the current Rail Trail to connect neighbors throughout the city, as well as to shopping centers and to restaurants. The building of the next phase of the trail will begin soon.
Rail Trail Park Dresden Park Trail
Located between Keswick Park (3496 Keswick Drive) and Walmart (1871 Chamblee Tucker Road) Amenities: • .9 Miles of Asphalt Trail • Lights • Trash Cans • Benches • Parking (at Keswick Park Softball Fields or Walmart Parking Lot)
Dresden Park Trail
Keswick Park Trail
Dresden Park sits on 25 acres of land, which includes approximately one mile of winding trails through the park and woods, as well as to the popular playground area and soccer fields. There are also benches along the trail for anyone needing to take a break.
Keswick Park Trail
In 2016, several members of Keep Chamblee Beautiful started carving out a nature trail in the forested section (about 17 acres) of Keswick Park. This approximate half mile of trail is located behind the soccer fields and consists of one wooden bridge built by an Eagle Scout in 2017. The path continues to twist and wind near the creek to the playground, as well as around the large multipurpose field and gazebo area.
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Rental Information Chamblee Parks and Recreation has one Community Building, one softball field, one T-ball field and two soccer fields for rent. Rental applications for both the Community Building and fields can be found on www.chambleega.gov * If you need assistance with a rental, please call the Parks and Recreation line at 770-986-5016. ** Gazebos/Pavilions cannot be rented. They are on a first come, first served basis. Charcoal grills also are located at each pavilion.
Keswick Park Community Building 3496 Keswick Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341 Facility Details: • 3,500 square feet • Capacity of 120 people • Tables and chairs available for rent
2019 Blackout Dates:
• May 27th – August 12th • November 25th – 29th • December 23rd – January 3rd All other dates are based on availability. All set-up, breakdown and clean-up are the responsibility of the renting party.
Fees and Charges:
• City of Chamblee Residents Meeting room/deck/kitchen: $30 per hour, with a two-hour minimum. • Non-Profit Organizations Meeting room/deck/kitchen: $40 per hour, with a two-hour minimum. • Non-Residents Meeting room/deck/kitchen: $50 per hour, with a two-hour minimum. • All Renters Security deposit: $150.00 deposit in addition to rental fees above, check returned to you/destroyed if all conditions on pages two (2) and three (3) of the application are met, which can be found online at www.chambleega.gov.
Keswick Park
3496 Keswick Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341
Soccer Field (minimum of two-hour rental)
• $80 per hour, unprepared field, no lights • City of Chamblee residents’ rate is $60 per hour • Nonprofit group rate is $70 per hour, $20 per hour charge for use of lights • $40 flat charge for prepared field (boundary lines painted)
Softball Field (minimum of two-hour rental) • $80 per hour, unprepared field, no lights • City of Chamblee residents’ rate is $60 per hour • Nonprofit group rate is $70 per hour, $20 per hour charge for use of lights • $40 flat charge for prepared field (foul lines chalked/painted, infield dragged) T-ball Field (minimum of two-hour rental) • $50 per hour, unprepared field, no lights • City of Chamblee residents’ rate is $40 per hour • Nonprofit group rate is $45 per hour • $40 flat charge for prepared field (foul lines chalked/painted, infield dragged)
Dresden Park
2301 Dresden Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341
Soccer Field
• $80 per hour, unprepared field, no lights • City of Chamblee residents’ rate is $60 per hour • Nonprofit group rate is $70 per hour, $20 per hour charge for use of lights • $40 flat charge for prepared field (boundary lines painted) ** Tennis courts cannot be rented. CPRD partners with Up4Tennis, which conducts classes at Keswick Park. A schedule of classes can be found at the tennis courts and online.**
Make checks payable to Chamblee Parks & Recreation. Credit cards accepted include Discover, Visa and MasterCard. $30 fee for all returned checks. Rates subject to change without notice. A security deposit of $150 is due with each contract to secure the rental of fields and will be returned after the rental. FEES MUST BE PAID IN FULL, TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO EVENT. If fees are not paid by this deadline, we reserve the right to cancel your reservation. Chamblee Parks & Recreation • www.chambleega.gov
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Park Features & Locations 1
Canfield Park
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Huntley Hills Park
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Rail Trail Park
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Keswick Park
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City Hall Park
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Shallowford Park
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International Village Park
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Clairmont Park
Dresden Park
Fall & Winter 2019 Activity Guide
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Hearn Property (Future)
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Savoy Property (Future)
City of Chamblee Parks 11
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Canfield Park 3090 Canfield Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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Rail Trail Park Keswick Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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City Hall Park 5468 Peachtree Road Chamblee, GA 30341
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Clairmont Park Clairmont Road (between Dyer Circle & Hickory Road) Chamblee, GA 30341
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Dresden Park 2301 Dresden Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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Huntley Hills Park Corner of Longview Drive and Admiral Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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Keswick Park 3496 Keswick Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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Shallowford Park 3096 Shallowford Place Chamblee, GA 30341
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International Village Park 3375 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. Chamblee, GA 30341
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Hearn Property (Future) 4445 Buford Hwy NE Chamblee, GA 30341
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Savoy Property (Future) Savoy Drive Chamblee, GA 30341
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Chamblee Parks and Recreation Department 770-986-5016
Chamblee Parks & Recreation • www.chambleega.gov
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5468 Peachtree Rd • Chamblee, GA 30341 • 770.986.5016 www.chambleega.gov