Webb Bridge Park

We came to this park much more when it first opened and our daughter was young. We have visited occasionally in the last few years, and it is still a nice place to exercise and relax in a near-​forest environment. The playground is starting to show its age, but is still serviceable. They have a long-​loop waling path also.

This park is a hop-​skip-​jump from my house so it’d be great if we could spend some time here but there are no sidewalks (seriously, you can’t walk this park) or bike trails (not ONE place to ride your bike). There is a very nice walking/​jogging trail but it tends to be overtaken with people and their dogs. I have no desire to dodge unleashed dogs while I’m trying to exercise or even take a peaceful walk.
My teenagers used to walk over to the park and watch ballgames but finally stopped doing that because it seems as if there was always a Johns Creek or Alpharetta police officer with nothing better to do than question my kids for having the audacity to be young and in a park. One of my children has had his vehicle searched twice when he was over there to watch a game. Of course nothing was found but the officer had a grand time making himself look busy. There’s a cul-​de-​sac just past the park entrance, several police cars are sitting there for long stretches of time almost daily. I suppose it is a good place to hang out.
This park is not worth the hassle. We prefer to load up the bikes and drive to the park in Cumming, off McFarland, they have walking, biking and playgrounds.

My dog loves this park but I always have to be careful of bad pet owners that don’t obey the leash law.
There are many signs on the trail that state all dogs must be on a leash, but every time I take my (leashed) dog for a walk here we encounter unleashed dogs. If it’s a smaller and older dog then it’s not stressful but it’s usually the dog owners with younger and big dogs that break this rule. They will see someone with a dog approaching and try to get their leash out but by then their dog is already approaching mine and won’t listen to them when they try to call it back. It’s very annoying and scary to leashed-​dog owners.
I do appreciate all the clean up areas along the walking trails. After I clean up after my dog, it’s nice to have many opportunities to throw it away.

PLAY BALL! or NOT
Webb Bridge Park is located off of Webb Bridge Rd on the same street as the Post Office, but on the opposite side.
This was a great day to be in the park and lots of people were out enjoying the weather. This park is very large and sort of tucked away among lots of trees and winding paths. It is open from 7am until 10pm, but I could not imagine being here after dark.
There is a huge playground area for young kids and fields for soccer and softball for older kids. I did not see the entire park so there are probably areas that I missed.
The bathrooms are usable, (not too bad for outdoor facilities).
This is a great park for walkers but you need to be careful because it is easy to get confused, (okay I wasn’t paying attention), there is no signage and you are walking through lightly wooded areas. I would imagine that after a couple of turns you will be fine.
I only gave this park three stars because I like a smoother terrain, (suitable for a bike or Trike) which means no gravel. Also, I wasn’t comfortable with the cars coming in and out dropping off young kids. This created a bit of congestion and I prefer to see kids with their parents, (especially in parks).
Overall, this is a nice place for families and anyone wanting to get out and get some exercise.

Fabulous park for kids. Clean, plenty of seating for picnics and parties.

It’s a neat park. Plenty of green space, plenty of baseball fields. The run ways are good and it never seems to be too crowded. The park is clean and beautiful.
The only reason I am not giving this a 5 stars is because some of the playground equipment is starting to age. Not that it’s bad but it’s not 5 stars. Still a great place to spend a Saturday afternoon at!

Compared to other parks we’ve been to, this park’s playground is not as kid friendly. The play equipment seems a lot more challenging and difficult for my almost 4 year old to climb and play on. The sandbox looks fun, but it’s not that clean looking. This playground seems better for older kids.
Definitely a lot of shade at the playground.

Fabulous park! Lots of shade, natural trail, great child zone with huge sandbox and a creek. Best of all its not crowded! We come here often.

love the trails here! simply amazing. you feel so removed from the busyness of every day stressors. gorgeous creeks & small waterfalls, a nice, well kept lake. better than any gym. if you want to feel one with nature while getting a good workout in… this is the place!

I used to dislike this park… It just wasn’t my favorite. I went today and it was a much better experience!
I don’t like that you can lose your kids quite quickly, and it’s hard to keep an eye on them with all the different play sets, but my kids had a great time!
It’s definitely the kind of playground where you’d be better off with one parent per child if possible. With my two boys, it was much easier to manage them with my husband there too!
They’ve got a fun sandbox so be sure to bring sand toys if you’ve got some!

If you’re looking for a really nice park in norh Fulton, this and Roswell Park would be it. Webb Bridge Park has a huge, beautiful trail, especially in autumn. There is also a really nice playground area with a large playground set, small little field, sand area, climbing thingie, swings, and a little grotto. There are some fields as well for organized sports and some picnic pavilions. Only thing is getting there in the afternoons. You’ll have to deal with a lot of traffic no matter which way you go. But it will be worth it.

This is a nice little park with 2 grass soccer fields, 1 multi-​purpose synthetic turf field, 4 baseball fields, 4 tennis courts, walking trail, arboretum, concession stands, 3 picnic pavilions (first come, first serve), nd a pretty cool playground. We took the kids over to the playground area where they were able to play on swings, slides, ropes, poles, nets and all sorts of climb-​over/​under/​through obstacle structures. It was a good way to spend a couple of hours on a beautiful day and keep the kids entertained. Best part was that it was all for free. We even met a nice family there who had kids our age and we exchanged numbers to get together again sometime.