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Bathrooms closed at park, playground in North Fulton city

The bathrooms at the Roswell Area Park at 10495 Woodstock Road are closed through May for renovations.
The bathrooms at the Roswell Area Park at 10495 Woodstock Road are closed through May for renovations.
By Mitchell Northam
April 9, 2018

If you're taking your kid to the playground at Roswell Area Park between now and the end of May, they should "go" before you leave the house.

Or they’ll have to use a port-a-potty.

The city of Roswell announced last week that the bathrooms at the park would be closed through May while they were being renovated.

Improvements to the bathrooms began on April 5. Portable bathrooms have been set up and are available for use.

Anyone with questions should contact the city’s recreation and parks office at 770-641-3705.

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