Wills Park pairs recreation with an arboretum and public art
Wills Park offers more than sports fields: Alpharetta’s largest park also combines playgrounds, walking areas, public art and an arboretum.

Wills Park offers more than sports fields: Alpharetta’s largest park also combines playgrounds, walking areas, public art and an arboretum.
The visitors bureau lists the park at 11925 Wills Road and describes 120 acres of recreation space. Amenities include baseball fields, lighted tennis courts, an 18-hole disc-golf course, recreation buildings and the equestrian center.
Five picnic pavilions provide gathering options. Two are listed as first-come, first-served and three as reservable, so groups should confirm which arrangement applies before planning an event.
The arboretum highlights tree specimens within the park, while sculptures connect the site to Alpharetta’s public-art walking tour. Pool, equestrian and organized-program schedules are separate from general park access; check the appropriate facility before building a visit around one activity.
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