The City of Douglasville, Georgia, located approximately 20 miles west of downtown Atlanta, uniquely combines a welcoming small-town environment with the advantages of urban amenities. Boasting a population exceeding 40,000, Douglasville benefits from its 30- minute drive to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport—the world’s busiest airport—as well as access to Metro Atlanta’s prominent professional sports venues and attractions like the Georgia Aquarium, Six Flags Over Georgia, and more. This strategic location affords residents convenient access to metropolitan opportunities and entertainment, while maintaining a lower cost of living thanks to Douglasville’s competitively priced housing making it an outstanding place to live, work, and play.
Douglasville's vibrant arts and culture scene is also a significant part of its appeal. The Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville/Douglas County, housed in the historic Roberts-Mozley House, is a hub for the arts. The venue hosts a full schedule of events, including chamber concerts, readings, and monthly art exhibitions featuring local artists. Enjoy the beauty of murals throughout town and visit the many venues where local art is on display.
Beyond the arts, Douglasville offers diverse recreation, dining, and community events that create a dynamic environment for play. For outdoor enthusiasts, the city boasts over 100 acres of parks, including the Douglasville Town Green, Silver Comet Trail, Hunter Park, and Sweetwater Creek State Park, which offer a range of activities from disc golf to hiking. Family games and films are available in City parks in the summer, and you can head to the links at the West Pines Golf Club for a round of 18. The City also hosts numerous community events throughout the year, bringing residents together and fostering a strong sense of belonging.