​Join the Friends of Tritt Park! 
Help Preserve the 54-acre Tritt Property, "The Green Jewel of East Cobb"
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PictureThe Tritt property
​The vision for the new Tritt Park at Ivy Wood includes many activities & attractions such as nature hiking trails, mountain biking trails, disc golf, camping, botanical gardens, weddings and special events, an East Cobb history center, and an East Cobb art studio for art shows.  
3 Ways You Can Help Today:
  1. Volunteer here for ways to work together to make this happen!  
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  2. Make a pledge (donation forms coming this week!) so that when we can purchase the property as a park, we will be ready!

    On November 8, Commissioner Ott pledged to donate $1,000 to the Tritt Park effort!

  3. Share this news with others!
The purchase of the Tritt property can be accomplished with a medley of funding:  support from Cobb County, non-profit organizations, corporate sponsors & individuals.  

  • The Tritt Property was the impetus and motivation for the Park Bond program. 
  • The Tritt property was recommended for purchase on both the Park Bond 2006 and Park Bond 2008 Cobb County Parks Bond Advisory Committees' lists.
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A great video which runs the boundaries of the Tritt property and features East Cobb Park and Sewell Mill Creek (aka Sope Creek) which goes directly into the Chattahoochee River
Check out the Tritt property from 1,000 feet! You can see the beautiful island of hardwood trees surrounded by neighborhoods in the heart of East Cobb
As of November 30, 2016, we became a non-profit organization dedicated to help make Tritt Park a reality for the East Cobb community! ​ Sign up for updates!