Public input was critical to developing master plans for parks at 5435 Roberts Drive (now called Wildcat Park) and the property at 4809/4819 Vermack Road (now called Homecoming Park). 

The City began the master planning process for the two new park properties in July 2021. Staff held several public meetings and engaged the community through a robust public input process. 

Adopted plan for Wildcat Park on Roberts Drive:

Click here or on the image below to review the master plan for Wildcat Park on Roberts Drive

The Master Plan for Wildcat Park includes the following features:

• Multi-use field with tick marks for multiple sports (300 ft. x 165 ft.). This field won’t be striped for any particular sport but will have tick marks that make it easier to line the field when needed. *See image below*
• 2 tennis courts & 4 pickleball courts
• Splash pad (50 feet in diameter) with 2 family-sized pavilions
• Older and younger children’s ADA/sensory playground
• Basketball courts – 1 full-size, 1 half-size
• Restroom facilities
• Public art
• Nature trail

2022 Cost opinion summaries:

• Demolition + Site Clearing: $271,829
• Erosion Control: $35,828
• Utilities: $74,390
• Hardscape + Furnishings: $2,786,330
• Program Elements: $3,397,907
• Landscape: $699,628
• Construction Total: $7,265,912
• Contingencies/Soft Costs: $3,183,694

Total Project Cost: $10,449,606

Adopted plan for Homecoming Park on Vermack Road:

The Master Plan for Homecoming Park includes the following features:

• ADA/Sensory playground (12,000 sq. ft.)
• 3 pickleball courts
• 2 gazebos
• Dunwoody Parks & Recreation office
• Open play field
• Wildflower meadow
• Restrooms
• Solar Panels

2022 Cost opinion summaries:

• Demolition + Site Clearing: $131,610
• Erosion Control: $20,488
• Utilities: $88,354
• Hardscape + Furnishings: $1,166,605
• Program Elements: $1,313,930
• Landscape: $258,351
• Construction Total: $2,987,338
• Contingencies/Soft Costs: $1,340,136

Total Project Cost: $4,327,474