Chattahoochee Hill Country Parks

Parks are a part of our nature, here in the city of Chattahoochee Hill Country. They offer a thousand acres of flora and fauna; miles of hiking, biking, and riding trails; and a place of adventure and retreat for residents and visitors. We invite you to learn how you can help make them a lasting impression.

New: Zack Wansely Memorial established

Capital Campaign to Buy Our Parks Now!

Thank you for helping us exceed our goal of raising $200,000 for the City to purchase, maintain, support and improve Chattahoochee Hill Country Parks.
See Capital Campaign and Donor List.

Funds & Pledges raised to date: $249,720

:: Cochran Mill Park

:: Hutcheson Ferry Park

:: Rico Park

Cochran Mill Park offers nearly 800 acres of primarily natural landscape with equestrian, nature trails, and wildlife habitat.

The land dates back to the 1800s when Cheadle Cochran settled on the land located between the towns of Palmetto and Campbellton in South Fulton County, GA. Cochran farmed the land and ran a gristmill.

Hutcheson Ferry Park, offers 103 acres of rolling hills, pastureland, and stunning rock outcroppings. The land was saved from development in 2003 through the Conservation Fund and is today, a favorite place for community gatherings.

Rico Park, comprised of two locations within a half mile of each other, offers a softball field and a recreational area behind the Recreation Center / City Hall building.

The recreational area was the perfect location for the 2008 City Birthday Bash, a community-wide event to celebrate the City's first birthday and to raise funds for the City's Public Safety Dept.