Cobb County Parks, Recreation
and
Cultural Affairs
Administrative Office:
1792 County Services Pkwy
Marietta, GA 30008
Phone: (770) 528-8800
Fax: (770) 528-8813
Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Monday – Friday
Eddie Canon Director
Terrence Ramsey Recreation Services
It's hard to say there's nothing to do in Cobb County, whether
you care to walk, ride, play or relax. If you like the outdoors,
we have sports parks, walking trails and golf courses. If
you prefer climate-controlled fun, we have indoor swimming
pools, basketball gyms and even our own cultural centers.
And if you just want to be entertained, world-famous acts
regularly stop here to perform at our stage theatre or our
outdoor amphitheatre.
We support team and individual play, coach individual excellence
and sportsmanship and promote environmental awareness. Welcome
to the Cobb County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Department, where fun is easy to find.
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the banner below to view the lastest newsletter
The
outdoor pools are currently being cleaned and spruced
up to open May 25th. Cobb has two outdoor
pools: Powder Springs pool and Sewell Park pool. Powder
Springs Pool is located at 3899 Brownsville Road in
Powder Springs. Sewell Pool, located at 2055 Lower Roswell
Road in Marietta. Pool hours are 1:00pm–5:00pm, Tuesday–Sunday.
The pools will be open for Memorial Day, Monday May
27th. For more information regarding the pools, see
our webpage.
Outstanding
Volunteers Recognized
At
the March 26, 2013 Board of Commissioners meeting, Jerry
Thomas and Malcolm Maye were honored for their service
and commitment to their youth softball programs. Jerry
Thomas (left) received the Jack Demarest “Lifetime Achievement”
Award” for 22 years of faithful service to the Powder
Springs Girls Softball Association. Malcolm Maye (right)
of Milford Girls Softball was chosen as the 2012 Volunteer
of the Year as he has served as president and league
coordinator for 16 years.
We
are very proud to have over 20,000 volunteers supporting
department programs each year! Congratulations to both
award recipients!
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Cobb Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs programs
on Facebook. Click link below for your program interests.
With
the help of the Friends for Mabry Park, Cobb
County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs has completed
the master planning process for Mabry Park. We appreciate
all of the public input we received. To learn more about
Friends for Mabry Park, visit www.mabrypark.org.
Leone
Hall Price Park
Incorporating public input, Cobb County Parks, Recreation
& Cultural Affairs has completed a Master Plan for
Leone Hall Price Park, located on Stilesboro Road one
mile east of Mars Hill Road.
Cobb
County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs has completed
the master planning process for the Green Meadows Preserve
(formerly Bullard-Stockton Property), located in west
Cobb at Dallas Highway and Old Hamilton Road. View
Master Plan here
(updated 9-22-09)
Get
PINned
Conveniently
register for parks programs from your
home
or office with EZ-REG
Personal
Identification Numbers (PIN) and Internet Log-in
numbers are required to register using EZ-REG.
To get PINned, visit any Cobb County Parks, Recreation
and Cultural Affairs facility during normal operating
hours and complete a Family
Account Registration Form. You must show proof
of residency.
The
outdoor pools are currently being cleaned and spruced
up to open May 25th. Cobb has two outdoor
pools: Powder Springs pool and Sewell Park pool. Powder
Springs Pool is located at 3899 Brownsville Road in
Powder Springs. Sewell Pool, located at 2055 Lower Roswell
Road in Marietta. Pool hours are 1:00pm–5:00pm, Tuesday–Sunday.
The pools will be open for Memorial Day, Monday May
27th. For more information regarding the pools, see
At
the March 26, 2013 Board of Commissioners meeting, Jerry
Thomas and Malcolm Maye were honored for their service
and commitment to their youth softball programs. Jerry
Thomas (left) received the Jack Demarest “Lifetime Achievement”
Award” for 22 years of faithful service to the Powder
Springs Girls Softball Association. Malcolm Maye (right)
of Milford Girls Softball was chosen as the 2012 Volunteer
of the Year as he has served as president and league
coordinator for 16 years. 
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