The trees and fountain are beautiful. I visited on a weekday morning. There were people walking or jogging mostly around the exterior of the park. There were also people playing tennis and basketball. Parking in the lot seemed to be free. I walked in the interior parts of the park and it wasn’t very crowded. I was able to take photos without lots of people in the background. I saw a few potentially homeless people including one laying down and wrapped in a sleeping bag or something. I also saw a woman alone doing yoga. I didn’t feel unsafe at all. The fountain was great, but I loved the amazing trees the most.

This is a lovely park in the historic district with lots of activities going on. There are always people enjoying the park, trees and also has a farmer's market, music festivals, artists and of course the lovely fountain. You can find clean public restrooms here as well.

What a beautiful park. We stayed near the park, so often walked thru the park and loved it. It felt very safe and walked thru at all times of the day. Great farmers market on Saturday

My husband and I were in town for our anniversary and this park is a Beauty. Saturday mornings are a must for the market. You will find artists, farmers and so much more selling their goods. The grounds are beautiful and insta worth pictures for all.

It's like being inside a storybook. It's SO beautiful!! My visit in mid November has been cloudy and a little cool, but it didn't stop us from a visit to this beautiful park. It wasnt too crowded and the trees are simply breathtaking. I would be happy spending an entire warm spring day on the grassy lawn here.... Stress just melts away.

Put your comfy shoes to go to this Beautiful very calming, relaxing, nature park! Great view of the fountain , we took pictures, walked around the square and walked to the river restaurants. Everything is at a walking distance from the park, 1 mile away from the river. Definitely Recommend.

Must see this iconic spot in Savannah! It does not disappoint! Gorgeous park - the trees, fountain and general atmosphere are beautiful. Tip-don’t touch the Spanish moss. It’s pretty but apparently full of bugs. My kids of course picked it up but luckily no bites. Glad a local told us or he would have carried it around all day.

This area took us to another world. So serene, lovely with huge trees offering so much shade. The fountain is unique and beautifully constructed. You can admire the statues in it. You can walk around the park and enjoy the views.

The park was beautiful especially at sunset were you can see the light shining through the trees. The park is a wonderful opportunity to see Savanah’s famous Spanish moss on the oak trees that line the walkway. The park. The park also holds tennis courts if you would like to play.

Our walk in Forsyth Park was like stepping into another era. This 30-acre haven in Savannah's heart is a historical treasure. The towering trees with Spanish moss whispered stories of the past, while the paths offered serene escapes from modern life. The highlight was the majestic Forsyth Fountain, a true symbol of Savannah's charm since 1858. Its water danced in the light, surrounded by ancient oaks, creating a scene from a different time. Despite being in the city center, the park offered tranquility, where the only sounds were rustling leaves and the fountain's gentle splash. Leaving Forsyth Park, we felt we'd walked through history, a beautiful blend of past and present that defines Savannah's spirit. Our visit was more than enjoyable; it was a journey through time, a reminder of Savannah's enduring beauty and history. Forsyth Park is a must-see for anyone seeking the essence of this historic city.