The park was historically managed by Fulton County before the incorporation of the City of Johns Creek.
The facility is a frequent host for youth baseball and softball leagues during the spring and fall seasons.
The park's name, Ocee, is derived from the historic Ocee community that existed in the area prior to modern suburban development.
The athletic fields utilize specialized lighting systems to allow for evening play during seasonal league schedules.
Ocee Park is a multi-use municipal recreation site in Johns Creek, Georgia, primarily designed for youth and adult athletic programs. The park features four lighted baseball fields that accommodate competitive and recreational leagues. Facilities include two sand volleyball courts and two multi-purpose fields suitable for field sports. A dedicated playground area serves younger visitors. The park is integrated into the city’s recreation network and serves as a local hub for organized sports tournaments. Paved walking paths surround the athletic zones for peripheral exercise. The site is maintained by the City of Johns Creek Recreation and Parks division.
The elevated vantage point near the central concession building providing a clear view of the four baseball fields.
Check the City of Johns Creek’s official recreation calendar before visiting to see if specific fields are booked for tournaments.
Bring portable folding chairs if attending sports games, as bleacher seating can be limited during peak tournament hours.
Park in designated paved lots near the entrance to avoid congestion near the field access gates.
Do not attempt to use the athletic fields if they are actively being used by league-sanctioned teams or during inclement weather when fields may be closed to prevent damage.
Fields may be closed periodically for maintenance or turf recovery; specific athletic areas are restricted to permit holders during league play.
Athletic footwear is recommended for the walking paths; pets must be leashed at all times.
