Facilities

Deer Lick Park

Deer Lick Park is a 66-acre park is located on Mack Road north of Fairburn Road and serves as the headquarters for the Recreation Division of Douglas County Parks and Recreation. The Park includes both passive and active areas.

Amenities

Activities

Active activities include:

Basketball
Batting Cages
Bocce
Disc golf
Mini-Golf
Softball
Tennis
Volleyball

Passive activities include:

Fishing
Picnicking
Playground
Special events
Walking

Facilities include:

Activity Center
Amphitheater
Athletic Fields
Gazebo
Group Shelters
Gymnasium
Restroom Facilities
Tennis Courts

The Park also hosts a 3-acre fishing lake with a pier. Group shelters throughout the park can be reserved for many activities, including family reunions, birthday parties and company functions.

Reservations

Douglas County Park facilities may be reserved by:

Download and complete the reservation application.
Once complete you can bring the completed form in and check for availability.
If there is a rental available and the amount is under $100 the payment must be paid in full. If over $100 you may put a 50% deposit down on the rental to hold it. The full amount will be due the day before your event.

Unless otherwise reserved all Douglas County outdoor park facilities are available on a first-come first-serve basis.

In-Person Payment

You can bring your payment to the reservation office at:
Deer Lick Park
2105 Mack Road
Douglasville, GA 30135

The office is open Monday through Saturday, 8 am to 8 pm and Sundays 1 to 6 pm. Guest Services is located in the Deer Lick Activity Center.

Frequently Asked Questions

View a list of frequently asked questions regarding the Deer Lick Park.

Resources

Disc Golf Atlanta
Georgia Association Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance (GAPHERD)- This is an organization for professionals and students in related fields of health, physical education, recreation and dance. GAHPERD is dedicated to improving the quality of life for all Georgians by supporting and promoting effective educational practices, quality curriculum, instruction and assessment in the areas of health, physical education, recreation, dance and related fields.
Georgia Recreation and Park Association - Promotes healthy life styles through the utilization of park facilities and recreation services for the well being of each citizen and the community as a whole.
National Recreation and Park Association - To advance parks, recreation and environmental conservation efforts that enhance the quality of life for all people.