The park features an 18-hole disc golf course designed with varying elevation changes and tight, wooded fairways.
The complex is integrated with the Roswell Adult Recreation Center, which offers additional indoor gym and fitness facilities.
The synthetic turf fields are engineered to maintain playability during high-rainfall periods common in North Georgia.
The park's layout includes a significant buffer of mature, indigenous trees, creating a partial wildlife corridor.
East Roswell Park is a 70-acre recreational facility featuring an 18-hole disc golf course that winds through wooded terrain. The park contains four lighted multi-purpose synthetic turf fields primarily utilized for youth soccer and lacrosse leagues. Visitors have access to a large playground structure with rubberized surfacing and multiple picnic pavilions. A network of paved multi-use trails connects the park’s various amenities, including the Roswell Adult Recreation Center located on the same campus. The grounds include dedicated sand volleyball courts and several batting cages. Natural areas surrounding the sports fields provide patches of hardwood forest canopy. The site serves as a frequent hub for local organized sports tournaments and recreational programming.
The elevated tee pads on the disc golf course, specifically those offering a view through the dense tree canopy.
Check the City of Roswell's online field status portal before arrival if there has been recent heavy rain.
Bring bug spray if you plan to play the disc golf course, as the wooded holes are shaded and humid.
The parking lots near the youth fields fill up rapidly during weekend tournament schedules; arrive early to secure a space near the center of the park.
Do not attempt to use the multi-purpose fields if a 'closed' sign is posted, as the turf can be damaged when saturated.
Clean up pet waste immediately; keep all dogs on a leash in non-enclosed areas; organized athletic groups must have prior field permit reservations.
