The Boundary Waters Park is a 500-acre facility, approximately 300 of which will be dedicated to active recreation, and the remaining 200 for passive recreation, including multi-use equestrian, hiking, running, and biking trails, picnic, and playground areas.
Active areas include the Aquatic Center, soccer, and baseball complex's. Any inquiries about Boundary Waters Park call Peter Trent, Park Manager @ 770-489-2175 ext. 5059.
Directions:
FROM I-20, Take Fairburn Rd (Hwy 92) south, at intersection of Hwy 166 & Hwy 92 - Turn Right, Park is on the left (approx. 1-1/2 miles) just before the Chattahoochee River.
FROM HWY 166, Take Hwy 166 east, at intersection of Hwy 92 - Turn Left, Park is approx. 1/2 mile on right.
Douglas County Youth Baseball League (DCYBL)
For Information regarding 2012 Spring or Fall baseball seasons - www.dcybl.com
Douglas County Soccer Association (WGFC)
For information regarding 2012 Spring or Fall soccer seasons www.wgafc.com or (770)780-5161
UPDATED 2/6/12-TEMPORARY TRAIL CLOSING-Chattahoochee Hill Country Trail Project
Updates will soon follow as to where the new trail head will be, what trails will be closed, what the temporary rules will be, when the closing will be, as well as other important information regarding the use of the trails during the period of construction. Chattahoochee Hill Country Regional Trail includes portions of four counties: Carroll, Coweta, Douglas, and Fulton. Approximately 33,000 acres in Fulton County was incorporated as the City of Chattahoochee Hills in December 2007. A 98-mile trail is planned to interconnect all parts of the CHC. Implementing this plan is a long-term project, with the first trail segment being constructed in the Boundary Waters Park in Douglas County. Trail Construction is to begin approximately by the end of October and to be complete by summer of 2012. See CHCT and Greenway Trail links for further information
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE BOUNDARY WATERS PARK & AQUATIC CENTER CLOSED SUNDAY, MAY 20th ALL DAY
Boundary Waters Aquatic Center & Sports Complex which includes baseball and soccer complex, trails, and aquatics, will be closed all day to all organized and leisure events and activities including Sunday, May 20th due to the American Diabetes Association, Tour de Cure bicycle road race & event being hosted by Douglas County Parks & Recreation at Boundary Waters Park. This facility is the central hub area for the race which spans a few hundred miles over 4 different counties. We are expecting close to 2,000 participants, including spectators & vendors that day and will need access to all entrances, parking lots, green space areas, restroom facilities, etc. For information regarding the Boundary Waters Park facility, call Peter Trent (770)489-2175 For more information on the A.D.A. organization or the Tour de Cure event registration information, call 1(888)-DIABETES ext. 3034 or www.diabetes.org/atlantatourdecure
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