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Forsyth’s Poole’s Mill Park gets new playground

Forsyth County Parks and Recreation announced the completion of a new children's playground at Poole's Mill Park in the northwest part of the county.

Credit: Forsyth County

Credit: Forsyth County

Forsyth County Parks and Recreation announced the completion of a new children's playground at Poole's Mill Park in the northwest part of the county.
By David Ibata for the AJC
Aug 12, 2020

Forsyth County announced the completion of a new playground at Poole’s Mill Park, a $210,000 project funded by the 2020 Capital Replacement Plan Budget of Forsyth County Parks and Recreation.

The playground was designed and installed by Great Southern Recreation of Chattanooga and is for children ages five to 12 years, the county said. It replaces a prior playground and includes slides, swings (one handicapped accessible), an IKO ball climber and a synthetic turf surface. Shade sails will be added later.

Poole’s Mill Park is at 7725 Poole’s Mill Road in northwest Forsyth County. It also has a covered bridge, creek, picnic pavilions and the Cumming Garden Club Memorial Garden. Information: https://bit.ly/3gMoRUj

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