Parc Forsyth

The park was beautiful and a lovely stroll down the center under the canopy of trees. Playgrounds were available, tennis courts, plenty of grass to place a blanket and relax. On our Sunday afternoon there were many homeless and at one end of the park they were having an event offering food and water for the homeless. It got a bit rowdy by a few attendees. A bit of yelling, pushing, throwing of water bottles. But the rest of our visit was pleasant. We walked down the center as well as on the outside parameters to enjoy the architect of the older homes. Be smart and be aware of your surrounding while visiting.

Great park in Savannah. I frequent visit this park due to it’s attraction. This time I visited in the late morning time and found very less people so feel comfortable to have family photograph. Don’t forget to buy painting or handmade ornaments as a memory of park visit sold by street vendors. You are supporting locals by buying some products . Park is clean and have public restroom. If you are with kids, they can enjoy in kids zone too

Stunning park that is safe and always well kept. The Farmers Market on Saturdays is great, has tons of food and fresh produce. There are always fun events in the park and Collins Quarter has done a great job with the concessions area. Great to just walk around, it's huge and you'll always find something new. Great to sunbathe and relax as well. The botanical garden is a hidden gem. 2 playgrounds for the kids and at least 2 football fields worth of open grass for sports or exercise. Beautiful full trees provide shade and ombiance.

This park is the home to the most photographed fountain in Savannah. This is a large park with a sense of peace and deep history. The sidewalk circles the outer edge of the park and then cuts through towards the fountain. Lots of people from all.walks of life visits here and simply hang out just to enjoy the energy it emits. Definitely worth the visit.

Great park in Savannah. We got there in the morning and it was fairly crowded. Has historical statues. Has a lovely fountain. Has public restrooms and a restaurant and Leopold's ice cream parlor. The one at Broughton st usually has a long queue, so this might be a better option for you if you don't want to wait that long. People were enjoying themselves in the park and it was well maintained. I had a good time!!!

Park with an area of 10 Acres. Beautiful and well maintained. This park has a beautiful fountain. We enjoyed our time here. There are many vendors selling paintings, souvenirs etc. This park has children's play area. This park has many seats to sit and relax. The park was crowded during our visit as it was saint Patrick's weekend.A must place to visit in Savannah for a cool atmosphere.

Very cool park. Nice to walk around. Dog friendly but be mindful of bicyclists. There are some confederate statues in case you get triggered, even though they shouldn’t really be there in the first place either…. Nice fountain. Very well kept. Parking wasn’t difficult to find close by on a side street on a weekday but imagine it could be kinda crazy on some of the busier weekends.

Beautiful park to spend some time just walking and and enjoying the outdoors. Tee lined walking paths with picturesque overhanging spanish moss. The park is surrounded by beautiful and historic homes and buildings. Wide open areas for kids and dogs to run and burn up some energy, maybe have a picnic.

I had the opportunity to explore this park while in the Savannah Hilton Head area for a conference a while back. The park is located in the beautiful Savannah Historic District. The park has lots of space and grass area as well as gorgeous Spanish moss trees and a fountain and more. Being in the Historic District Forsyth Park is also just steps away from some historic homes and places. The park and area was a grate place to explore and go for a walk

This park is a very well maintained, clean public space. With a wide open manicured lawn, lounge out in the sun, toss a frisbee, or practice some yoga. I saw public restrooms but didn’t use them, so can’t comment on those. There are plenty of iconic large trees with Spanish moss, fountain fixtures, and pathways. I got some great people watching done here: a few musicians, people playing chess, artists with tables set up to display their creations. Bring your hammock or slack line, there are lots of trees to set them up in! What a great way to spend a beautiful afternoon.