College Park, GA Hotels

Near College Park

East Point GA Hotels - 3 mi / 4 km
Forest Park GA Hotels - 3 mi / 5 km
Hapeville GA Hotels - 4 mi / 6 km
Riverdale GA Hotels - 4 mi / 7 km
Jonesboro GA Hotels - 6 mi / 9 km
Union City GA Hotels - 6 mi / 10 km
Morrow GA Hotels - 7 mi / 12 km
Austell GA Hotels - 12 mi / 19 km
Stockbridge GA Hotels - 12 mi / 20 km
Decatur GA Hotels - 12 mi / 20 km
Fayetteville GA Hotels - 12 mi / 20 km
Lithia Springs GA Hotels - 15 mi / 24 km
Douglasville GA Hotels - 17 mi / 28 km
Lithonia GA Hotels - 18 mi / 28 km
Peachtree City GA Hotels - 18 mi / 29 km
Atlanta GA Hotels - 19 mi / 30 km
Smyrna GA Hotels - 19 mi / 30 km
Tucker GA Hotels - 19 mi / 31 km
Chamblee GA Hotels - 21 mi / 34 km
Mcdonough GA Hotels - 21 mi / 34 km

College Park Area Info.

See All | Scroll

This is the current conditions weather report for College Park. The report was made 70 minutes ago, at 06:52 UTC. The wind was blowing at a speed of 21 miles per hour / 33.3 kilometers per hour with gusts up to 21 miles per hour / 33.3 kilometers per hour from the north northwest (330°). The temperature was 36°F / 2°C, with a dew-point at 36°F / 2°C. The temperature felt like 25°F / -4°C. The atmospheric pressure was 30.06 inHg / 1019 hPa. The relative humidity was 38%. The skies were partly cloudy.

College Park is a city located partly in Fulton County, Georgia and partially in Clayton County, Georgia, in the United States. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 20,382 (Fulton: 18,810; Clayton: 1,572). College Park is a predominantly African American city adjacent to the busy Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Just west of the Atlanta Airport is the Georgia International Convention Center (opened April 2003), which is Georgia's second largest convention center-- second only to the Georgia World Congress Center. The GICC is owned and operated by the City of College Park.

The City of College Park is serviced by two recreation centers-- the Wayman & Bessie Brady Recreation Center and the Hugh C. Conley Recreation Center. Both centers were opened in 1956 and named in honor of three prominent city residents. When they were opened, they were segregated-- the whites utilized the Conley Center, while the blacks used the Brady Center. Both were equipped with basketball gymnasiums; after segregation, Conley was used for gymnastics and Brady was used for basketball. The Brady Center has one of the top-notch programs in the State of Georgia.

The city is also serviced by four parks: Barrett Park, which is located along affluent Rugby Avenue; Brenningham Park, which surrounds the Brady Center; Jamestown Park and Richard D. Zupp Park, which was named in honor of a well-respected College Park resident.

College Park is also home to the College Park Municipal Golf Course, which was established in 1929. The course is nine holes and is built on very hilly terrain.

Contribute College Park Tourist Info.
Expand Window | Collapse Window