In February, the Sandy Springs City Council agreed to purchase adjoining properties on Allen Road for the expansion of Allen Road Park. This popular three acre park, with a walking trail and playing fields near l-285 and Lake Forest Drive, will grow by 1.5 acres. The Sandy Springs Conservancy has been building support for this park expansion with property owners and the City for a number of years, and we are excited to be involved in making the park even better.
The Sandy Springs Conservancy is pleased to announce a line-up Trail Blazers walks for 2024 featuring treasured Sandy Springs parks as well as parks in neighboring communities with expert guides to lead the way! Join us once a month this year to explore these...
Members of the community are invited to get involved with improving and enhancing our greenspace and parks through the Sandy Springs Conservancy's Micro Projects program. Project proposals are welcome and grants are available! SSC Micro Projects are small (completed...
The Sandy Springs Conservancy's 2023 Thought Leaders Dinner brought together Chattahoochee River conservation, park and land preservation leaders to discuss the importance of and future plans for recreational opportunities and conservation efforts. The expert panel...