Reynolds Square is one of the 22 squares of Savannah, Georgia, United States. It is located in the northernmost row of the city's five rows of squares, on Abercorn Street and East St. Julian Street. It is east of Johnson Square, west of Warren Square and north of Oglethorpe Square.
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Speaking with an admitted bias as a candidate for ministry in the United Methodist Church, I love the historic implications of Reynolds Square, especially the monument to John Wesley. The square is well-maintained, and if I were a permanent Savannah resident could easily see it as a nice place to sit and relax or perhaps eat lunch. The only reason I'm dinging it a star is that certain historical sites (such as Wesley's parsonage) aren't...
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I have a fondness for Reynolds Square. While it's one of the original Squares, it's also one of the quieter of the "big" Squares. Placed center is a statue honoring John Wesley, who briefly lived at a home (now gone) that was at this Square. Take a moment to sit on one of the many benches in the shade of the live oaks, watch the people going to the Lucas Theater or the Olde Pink House and enjoy the beauty of...
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Decent park. Oriented toward the Methodist faith as John Wesley was the founder of the church. Good spacing and very nice trees to give shade. A breeze comes in off the ocean/river to make it fairly nice.
Was able to take a dog here and there Re several restaurants nearby that you can take your dog to. I do not remember any dog waste bags, but had not needed any and it has been a little while...
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