Atlanta Silverbacks Park, Soccer stadium in Atlanta, US

Atlanta Silverbacks Park is a sports facility in Atlanta featuring a 5,000-seat stadium and additional fields for soccer, lacrosse, and rugby. The complex accommodates multiple teams and can be configured for special events and tournaments.

The complex was planned by the owners of the Atlanta Silverbacks and built in phases starting in 2004, when a grass field and two artificial turf fields were created. The 5,000-seat stadium, first called RE/MAX Greater Atlanta Stadium, was built over the grass pitch in 2006. The Silverbacks folded in January 2016, and the stadium hosted Soccer Bowl 2013 on November 9, 2013, a 1-0 loss to the New York Cosmos before 7,211 fans.

The park's name comes from the Atlanta Silverbacks soccer club, whose owners built the complex; the club folded in January 2016. Rugby now dominates: the Atlanta Renegades train and play on "Renegade Field", opened in 2011, and the Atlanta Rhinos also host fixtures here. Apotheos FC brought semi-professional soccer back in 2024.

The complex sits off Northcrest Road between Interstate 85 and Chamblee-Tucker Road; the official address is Atlanta Silverbacks Way, Atlanta, GA 30340, though some maps still show the former name Northcrest Way. The main stadium holds 5,000 seats, and the park has four full-sized soccer fields, with the Renegades using Renegade Field. The planned fourth phase, adding a clubhouse, pool and fitness center, is not built.

In 2007, Reggie Bush and David Beckham filmed an Adidas commercial at the park, each trying to teach the other his own sport. The main stadium was first called RE/MAX Greater Atlanta Stadium, and a planned fourth phase would raise capacity to 15,000–20,000 seats.