With a population that has steadily grown to over 25,000, the town of Forest Park, Georgia is a homely and progressive suburban community that uses, by doesn’t rely on, its close link to the city of Atlanta, a short 10 minute drive away, to full effect. Inspired to grow and move forward, Forest Park, Georgia has developed a solid foundation by sharing facilities and amenities with nearby towns, such as East Point, as well as building a diverse economy based around manufacturing, retail, construction and transportation,. In this way the town has safeguarded its present and planned for the future.

Promoting a healthy lifestyle, Forest Park, Georgia has many recreational facilities and parks to keep its population happy and active. With over 18 acres of parkland there are opportunities for tennis, jogging, baseball, and even volleyball. The close transportation links with Atlanta provide easy and short commutes to one of the most diverse cities in the east. The 1996 summer Olympics have helped to regenerate the area and commuters into Atlanta have opportunities for work, recreation, shopping and relaxation that are almost unlimited.

Located in Clayton County, Forest Park, Georgia is surrounded by great scenery. A mild climate is conducive to outdoor recreation and the area around Forest Park, Georgia has much to offer; it was used as the setting for the novel Gone with the wind .