The park grounds once served as the site of the Brawner Psychiatric Institute, which operated from the 1950s until the 1990s.
Brawner Hall, located within the park, is a historic structure that has been adaptively reused by the City of Smyrna.
The park is officially designated as a hub for Smyrna's 'Fresh Air' concert series.
The playground equipment is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring rubberized flooring suitable for all mobility levels.
Taylor-Brawner Park is a 10-acre municipal park located in Smyrna, Georgia, centered around the historic Brawner Hall. The site features a modern, rubber-surfaced playground and a large open lawn frequently used for community events. A paved walking trail encircles the property, providing a connection to the surrounding neighborhood. Brawner Hall, a renovated building on the premises, hosts city functions and private rentals. The park landscape incorporates preserved trees and manicured garden beds. It serves as a focal point for the city's seasonal festivals, including summer concert series. The grounds include dedicated picnic areas and public restroom facilities. The park connects directly to the local urban trail network.
The front porch and exterior architecture of the historic Brawner Hall.
Bring a picnic blanket to utilize the large central lawn during summer concert events.
Parking is available directly on-site, but lots fill up rapidly during scheduled community festivals.
Combine your visit with a walk on the adjacent Silver Comet Trail connector if you prefer a longer route.
Do not leave valuables in parked vehicles during peak festival times or crowded weekend afternoons.
Grounds remain open daily, but specific events at Brawner Hall may restrict access to building surroundings.
Leashed pets are permitted; owners must follow standard waste disposal regulations.
