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Website: duluthga.net
Phone: (770) 814-6981
Cross Streets: Between Willow Green Dr and Heath Ln
Closed now
- Wed 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
3180 Bunten Rd Duluth, GA 30096-3654 ·380.46 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorBunten Road Park is a blessing to all of us located in the Duluth and surrounding area. Everyone of all races are treated with respect and dignity. Kathy Marelle does an incredible job with summer camp and all the programs that are initiated inside and outdoors. I read a comment about music being played at the tennis courts. My son and daughter use their air pods to play and listen to any music they want without interfering with others. Technology is incredible. Everyone of all races is welcome!
MoreI would rate 10 plus stars, but only five allowed. Kathy Marelle has been park director of Bunten Road Park since day one and has been incredible. Kathy has gone above and behind the call of duty and every program at Bunten Road is top notch. She puts in countless hours and is an icon!! I am sorry that Zion had a bad experience, but I KNOW that Kathy Marelle treats EVERYONE with respect and dignity. Bunten Road Park is a wonderful place to go if you are Korean, Indian, or African American, white, black, pink or purple. Just ask the many, many fans of Kathy Marelle!! Thank you, Kathy, for your years of hard work and dedicated. Duluth is a great place to live and raise families because of you and your husband, Coach Joe Marelle. Thank you!!!!!!
MoreNot a good place to go if you’re Korean , Indian, or African American. Today my Korean coach and I were kicked off the tennis court while playing pickle ball. We were also threatened with a police call because we were playing music. The court rules state that you are allowed to play music but it can’t be loud. We’re aware of this because we’ve played here before and always make sure we’re aware of the ground rules at any court so we won’t disrespect others or the facility. Im sure this has a lot to do with my mixed race ( Indian / African American) or with the fact that we were playing Christian music. It’s not a good feeling when you’re just trying to do something you love on your day off and you’re bullied by staff of a facility because of your race. I reached out to the facility in tears but was told “we’ll check the cameras because this never happens”. I’ve also yet to be contacted by management. It’s 2023. Racism shouldn’t be a problem. Especially is a community where minorities are the majority like the city of Duluth.
MoreNuts are the fun loving crazy people you meet here whether they are the staff or visitors, and the pickles, for all the opportunities to be involved from playing pickle ball, tennis, basketball, badminton, soccer, or just taking a nice nature walk. its a great place
MoreBunten Road Park is off the beaten path in Duluth, GA. The walking trail is challenging enough for whatever exercise activity you prefer: walking, jogging, running, or even just strolling. The kids' playground is clean and colorful, and the little ones have more than enough structures to play on that keep them both active and entertained. There are also a tennis court, as well as baseball and soccer fields for those who are interested. The park also offers a variety of programs, classes, and activies for all age groups.
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