Heritage Green — Attraction in Sandy Springs

Very historical and I don’t think many visitors are aware that Sandy Springs, Georgia, derives its name from the natural sandy-bottomed springs that were historically significant to the area. These springs served as vital water sources for the Creek Native American tribes, then later for settlers. The presence of these springs influenced the naming of the area, which was known as “Oak Grove” before adopting the name “Sandy Springs” in the mid-1800s. Today, the original sandy spring is preserved at this park. This site stands as a testament to the city’s origins and its connection to the natural springs that once played a crucial role in the community’s development, and it feels...

Small yet has an interesting history. I wish the house was open more though. The park seems to be a bit of living history. It's as if time hasn't really touched this park as not much has seemed to change aside from the development around it. It's also worth it to go the fairs. Check it out when you...

The park is quite small but it is very pretty and quiet. Can't even tell you are right in the middle of Sandy Springs. There are benches and a couple of gazebos. Great place to go and...