Cobb County Recreation Centers

Cobb County Parks runs six recreation centers, each with an indoor gym plus classrooms or community rooms. They host youth camps, homeschool and fitness classes, adult sports leagues and open gym, and their rooms can be rented for parties, reunions and meetings.

The Six Centers

CenterAddressPhone
Fair Oaks Recreation Center1465 West Booth Rd. Ext., Marietta, GA 30008770-528-4053
Fullers Recreation Center3499 Robinson Rd., Marietta, GA 30068770-509-2737
Ron Anderson Recreation Center3820 Macedonia Rd., Powder Springs, GA 30127770-439-3611
South Cobb Recreation Center875 Riverside Pkwy., Austell, GA 30168678-581-5423
Boots Ward Recreation Center4845 Dallas Hwy., Powder Springs, GA 30127770-528-8885
Milford Recreation Center675 Smyrna Powder Springs Rd. SW, Marietta, GA 30060770-514-6543

What Each Center Offers

Fair Oaks Recreation Center

Gymnasiums, multipurpose rooms and indoor volleyball, inside Fair Oaks Park with ball fields, a sand volleyball court and a playground. Homeschool classes, school-break camps and adult volleyball and basketball leagues.

Fullers Recreation Center

Indoor gym with posted open-gym times, in East Cobb’s Fullers Park with ball fields, a turf field, pickleball courts, a dog park and trails that connect to East Cobb Park.

Ron Anderson Recreation Center

Gym, community center and classes such as martial arts, line dancing and music, inside Wild Horse Creek Park (equestrian center, BMX track and water park). Adult basketball leagues in summer and winter.

South Cobb Recreation Center

A 21,000-square-foot center with a gym, two multipurpose rooms (one set up for dance), a kitchen and a conference room, next to Lions Park.

Boots Ward Recreation Center

Full-court basketball gym, pickleball and volleyball, plus summer camps, martial arts and adult basketball, in Lost Mountain Park.

Milford Recreation Center

Cobb’s newest center: full-size gym, indoor walking track, fitness room, dance studio, classrooms, game room and a community room with a warming kitchen.

Open Gym, Classes and Rentals

During open gym you can shoot around or join pickup games; bring your own ball, and note that organized practices and coaching aren’t allowed. Schedules change each season, so check the county’s open-gym page before you go. Classes and camps are listed in Cobb PARKS’ seasonal program guide. Gyms, multipurpose rooms and community rooms can be rented on a first-come, first-served basis; call the center you want for availability and the current rental fees.

A Cobb County recreation centerRecreation CentersSix around the county
Children playing at a Cobb County parkCamps and ClassesYear-round programs

More in Cobb: Cobb County park trails, park pavilions and other Metro Atlanta parks.

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