Park · Savannah, Georgia
Forsyth Park
The largest park in Savannah’s historic center, with a white 1858 fountain, live oaks with Spanish moss and lawns.
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About Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park was created in the 1840s on the southern edge of the historic center and later expanded with recreational fields. It has about 12 hectares of lawns and paths lined with live oaks, with shaded benches and a scented garden designed for people with visual impairments.
The white iron fountain, installed in 1858 at the park’s northern end, is one of the city’s most recognizable images. To the south are courts and sports fields.
On Saturdays a farmers’ market occupies part of the park. The Victorian houses on the surrounding streets complete the walk, and the park hosts outdoor concerts and festivals at certain times of year.
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Practical information
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How much time to set aside
One to two hours.
Best time
Early, before the crowds, or at dusk, under the oaks. The farmers’ market runs on Saturday mornings.
How to get there
It is on the south side of the historic center, between Gaston Street and Park Avenue, within walking distance along Bull Street.
Tip
Photograph the fountain early, before the crowds, then walk the park’s central oak-lined promenade.
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Frequently asked questions about Forsyth Park
What to see in Forsyth Park?
The 1858 fountain, the oaks draped in Spanish moss, and the farmers market on Saturdays.
Where is Forsyth Park located?
In the southern part of Savannah’s historic district, at the end of Bull Street.
Is there an entrance fee for Forsyth Park?
There is no entry fee.

