Kelley Cofer Park

Really well kept park with tons of activities like a pool, great fields, clean bathrooms and ample parking. There are two softball fields, one with a deeper fence than the other. Both are in excellent condition with professional limestone dirt for great traction. Beware of parking during games due to fly balls!

I just recently discovered this park and it's BEAUTIFUL! Quiet. Serene. It's nicely tucked away, really clean and well maintained. I love to come here and read by the lake sometimes when it's warm enough. It has 2 baseball fields which are usually inactive now one can only assume because of Covid, and also a small garden across the street with benches and a Little Free Library box. Great place to visit should you ever find yourself in this area.

Good size for toddlers, not crowded, away from major roads, lots of shade.

Big pluses: parent/baby swing, covered lunch area

Small walking area around the lake

Located in Tucker, GA. A landmark that I would love to see the county beautify and keep around. I have visited this little park 40yrs+. Nice little lake, feed the ducks, great for dog walking, ball park, swimming pool, playground...etc. Let's keep it clean and crime free. I ♥ Tucker!

Clean and well kept! Nice small lake for fishing, and plenty of space for nature walks, etc. A pavilion, with picnic tables and new play area for the little ones. Baseball field, swimming pool and a nature garden, too!! As a Tucker native, who returned to this are after 40 year; it’s a pure blessing to have seen this park grow and become such a peaceful spot. I look forward to visiting the pool this summer and making more memories here! Thank you to all those, who work to keep this park a lovely place! “When you come to a fork in the road (or path) you’re on…the direction you take, is yours to make.” Mine led me right back to Tucker! 🙂❤

1. Perfect place for toddler under two.
2. Great sitting area for a parent as well.
3. Parking area is small.

Very clean and quiet. Great smaller slides for younger kids

This has a pool and it's a nice location with a walking trail.

Amazing park, somewhat steep and slightly precarious trail down to the lake, but the playground looks like a perfect spot for toddlers who struggle on the big kids' playgrounds.

Love coming here, especially to check out the food forest across the street! A little slice of nature + wildlife, love spotting turtles, birds, and the occasional beaver. It's super sad that some people come through and trash the place with litter, but that's humans for ya. Nevertheless, this park is always good for a stroll through the woods.

A walking trail, docks, playground, picnic tables and benches with grills -this park has it all and isn't too harsh of a hike. There's also benches by the pond with a view of the wildlife. Excellent place to relax or read.

The pool has been great for my son. It's one of the pick-up places for his summer camp.

Love to go and relax by the pond. Plus being able to swim for an inexpensive fun time. We always bring water and a snack to eat if we are there more than 2 hrs at a time. I also like that there is adult only swim 15 minutes out of every hour.

This is a lovely park. There is a garden with fresh berries and peaches... so lovely. There is a spot for bees to pollutant... I appreciate that so much. I would love to purchase some of the honey this season, if for purchase.

Beautiful and serene park with lots of birds.

Caught 2 fish! Awesome! A bit muddy but who cares! Going back!

Kelley Cofer Park is small bit it offers much to its visitors. There is a nice outdoor swimming pool, a small walking path and a nice fishing lake with seating.

Parking is actually very good for this park and it's pretty easy to get in and out. I would visit again.

Kelley Cofer Park is a gem. It is home to a public pool. They are currently renovating the pool to add a splash pad (April 2018). The pool house is run down but the actual pool itself is nice and clean. There is a small fee to swim and a life guard is on duty.

There are also two baseball fields, a lake, a playground, about a mile of hiking trails, and a volunteer-maintained Pollinator Garden with native plants and decorated with whimsical art. Behind the Garden, which also has a Little Free Library, you can find the Peach Pit, another community volunteer effort! It offers an acoustic stage in a natural ampitheatre surrounded by peach and other fruit trees.

Nice little park, 11ft pool, small pond. Well kept and clean. To be determined if there are and big bass or cats in the pond. Well worth the visit if your local.

Really good park, the kids love it, and it has a lot of activities to get into... So I saw nothing wrong with it 2 thumbs wayyy up!