Mary Scott Nature Park — Attraction in Chamblee

This little park has a lot of potential and I applaud those who have worked on it. The creek below is lovely, and I appreciate the small tree and bush labels. Unfortunately, the paths are filled with white gravel that damages the shoes and makes A LOT of noise. It also has spilled out of its paremeters and is unsightly. In addition, there have recently been a lot of large white signs erected (I saw eleven) made by a scout troop probably, but they were unsightly, destroying the natural ambiance. (Some were in Chinese, some in German, some were names for paths that were extremely short and didn't need names, etc.) Some judicious discretion should be employed. For instance, Briarlake Park, which is rated 4.8, and whose paths are filled with pine needles that are soft and quiet to walk upon, has only one sign, which points out where mulch can...

Great little Park. Not much parking but a really nice walking loop trail, a lot of it shaded. The play structure is very basic. There are only two benches to sit on along the walking route- it would be nice if there were more. There is a nice bean bag tossing game next to the play structure - people, quit being pitiful and taking the bean bags. This park is a great addition to the neighborhood and it's especially loved buy all the...

Mary Scott is a small park with a wheelchair accessible trail and side trails that lead to a creek.

If one were to walk all the trails, one would total roughly a mile.od walking.

There's a small playground for tykes, and some benches along the way. More waste baskets would be nice.

There's usually plenty of parking, though not around 3 as the Globe Academy uses the lot...