Really nice park, it has a pretty long wall around trail if you want to get those steps in. Also…read morehas some playgrounds for the kids if you decide to bring them. Its a pretty sizeable park and very clean. There is the occasional dog poop om the side of the trail here and there but it wasnt anything too crazy. It also has some nice places to take pretty cool selfies.

I do love this park but it's not the park where my issue lies,it's with the grounds maintenance or…read moreI should call this one person the Poop Gestapo! Five minutes of getting there and into our walk, this dude comes chasing us down on his mower, scared the hell out of us, thought he was going to run us over, jumps off the mower and comes over and yells at me, "You didn't pick up your dogs poop!" Ok for one, my dog hadn't even had time to poop, we had just got there. And even if I hadn't I didn't appreciate the theatrics. I come there with my dog and disabled husband to walk in peace, it's good therapy for my husband who has dementia but this was uncalled for! If they want to really obsess over something, how about all the poop on the walkway and the used condoms I have to constantly step over!

Oh my goodness my kids had so much fun here. Needed something to do for the kids so I found this…read morepark on Yelp and it honestly blew us away. This is one of the biggest parks I've been to there was so much to do! Totally worth a visit. The weather is a little bit chillier in Georgia right now so They had a fire going. It was perfect honestly it makes me wanna come back to Atlanta sooner than later.

This is the ultimate playground! Our kids' spent 4.5 hours playing and didn't want to leave! Loved…read morewe could grab dinner to go at the adjacent restaurants and eat and watch them play. We came back the next day because they couldn't get enough of it. Clean bathrooms and playground. A definite must!

Not a bad place, it has two playgrounds to choose from. I would recommend it on a summer day; the…read moreice cream man came through as well

I was searching for a nice local playground. When I saw the YMCA, I thought there had to be one…read moreclose by. When I saw the Dekalb Parks and Recreation sign, I knew I hit a jackpot. I wasn't searching for the latest playground tech, just enough to keep my toddlers entertained. I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived to this playground. It has fun things for all ages. I wish it would get a good pressure wash at least once/year. Nonetheless, it has swings, slides, rock climbing, monkey bars, giant swing, giant spinner, zip-lining, and tent areas for grilling and/or entertaining. Did I mention the YMCA has a water park? It's a special bonus. We'll be back for sure!

This is a new, clean playground for kids right across from the Oak Grove United Methodist Church…read more It's tucked away from the conventional path and you would have to know it exists to visit. Since it is relatively new, all the equipment is in good condition and well functioning. Honestly, there are a lot of things to keep kids occupied from swings to slides. I can keep myself busy if you ask me :) There are some benches to sit around/have a picnic but overall not very big. The park is gated so it's fairly secure and there is plenty of parking. There is an adjoining open area if you want to get your dogs and let them play around (note: this area is not a true dog park as there is no place to throw doggy poop other than going back into Ethridge park and throwing it in there). I believe they have some events there too. Overall a very nice park!

This is a marvelous little play area built for children with mobility issues in mind. There are…read moreplay structures that accommodate wheelchairs as well as regular play equipment, I'd day enjoyable by children through elementary school. The play area is gated for peace of mind. I also love that the church has recently posted that they allow restroom access during certain hours!

This is a very well built playground and play park. Maybe one of the best in Georgia and certainly…read morethe best in Suwanee. Attached to Town Center Park, this playground is an attraction that is very popular. Parking is available but can fill up pretty quickly on busy days. My son loves coming here and my dog loves this park as well. 5 stars for PlayTown Suwanee and two thumbs up!

This is a beautiful playground that offers a range of play areas, including a sandbox, swings,…read moreslides, and climbing wall. It has a clear younger and older kids section. You can walk to and across the bridge that connects to the downtown area.

My prior review from 3 years ago is outdated. Since my last…read morereview of Rabbit Hill this park has been extended. There is now 3+ miles of interwoven trails. The park features multiple sand volleyball courts, several pavilions, a good size playground and 2 spacious sized dog parks.

I've been trying to visit more parks recently after learning puppies love new scents and places…read more Today I visited Rabbit for the first time. Granted, it was a weekday around 3 in the afternoon there weren't many people there. When I got arrived there was only one person in the mixed dog run with her dog. When I left about a half hour later, three other people showed up but everyone was in a separate dog run. The people I met were all very nice and I was told that the park rarely has anyone in the dog park area. I found that really odd because it seems like a nice park with a lot of room for your dog to get all of their energy released.

This is a neat little neighborhood park. There is a small amount of parking available in its lot…read more The park spans almost 2 acres and is well maintained. The park has a share a book kiosk and two restroom facilities. There is also a small outdoor workout area with a single air walker, incline sit-up bench, and recumbent stationary bike. The equipment is in fair condition. The restroom facilities are nice and has a couple of water fountains out front of it. The park also has a decent patch of green space in the front that is suitable for picnics or playing catch. It is not large enough to play field sports such as soccer or football. The park's playground is fenced in and on a bed of the rubbery mud-free surface. It is also shaded by canvas awnings. You will see a couple of sit and spins in the area, along with a bank of traditional and toddler swings. a couple of small slide structures with a net climber and a large play structure with bridges, slides, and poles. The equipment is in good condition. Caregivers can sit on the retaining wall around the play area while with their littles. The park is good for runners/walker since it is part of the Dunwoody Trailway that connect Pernoshal Park and Brook Run Park. You will find a small shelter with a picnic table under it overlooking the green space by the playground. There is a larger shelter located at Central Square with a few picnic tables under it. There is a larger patch of green space in this area, as well as a bocce ball court. I would not go as far as calling it a destination park, but it is still nice and I enjoyed my time here. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit.

Perfect playground for toddlers. Play structures and spinning seats geared towards that age range…read more It is completely fenced in, so I didn't have to constantly run after my energetic/explorer toddler to keep him from running off. Restrooms are close by and clean and include changing tables. Beautiful surroundings with tall trees all around.

Sometimes, actually most times, I use hiking as a way to be alone with my thoughts. To contemplate…read moreand reflect on life and decisions (past, present & future). It's also a great time to pray for my family, friends and the world at large... and simply give thanks for the blessings I sometimes take for granted. I LOVE group hikes, but I cherish deeply the alone value of a solo hike. [ TODAY'S TRAIL ENCOUNTER ] God made me adventurous, there is no doubt about that. The thought of exploring someplace new brings so much excitement and anticipation that I literally tingle inside. So today when I decided to hike a 1.5 mile section of the equestrian trail that I've never taken, even I was surprised at just how eager I was to walk it. I've hiked almost every non-biking trail in this park, but for some reason I've never stepped foot on this segment. Would it be difficult? Would it look different than other parts of the trail? How long before I connect to a section I recognize? And my most dominant thought: Will I meet any horses along the way? I've logged dozens and dozens of hikes here @ Harbins park and not once have I ever met a horse on the trail itself. I find it rather ironic that I get so very excited about the unknown of new hiking trails and vacation destinations, but get so worried over life and its unknowns, especially when it takes unexpected turns. I pondered this clash in thinking as I walked and prayed, asking for guidance and courage for life's challenges. As if on cue, I rounded a section of the trail only to see a deer sitting in wait along the trail. I've never seen a deer just chillaxing like that ever with its legs folded below its body (just like my cat sitting on her favorite ottoman peering out the window). I was thrilled, but I couldn't get my camera out fast enough to capture the image before it stood and ran off into the woods. While I would come to encounter about a half dozen more deer during my short walk, I kept hoping to see a horse. I figured the chances were extremely low since my hike would be shorter than normal (3 miles instead of 9) and I'd never seen one here on the trails before. There is a point on the equestrian trail where you can either continue or taken an emergency exit trail that bypasses nearly 3.5 miles of the main trail. Since I'd just hiked 8 miles the day before, I decided to take the shortcut and give my old legs a rest. But as good fortune would have it, I discovered two riders walking their horses on this side trail. I couldn't believe my eyes!! How odd that I would get my wish on a shortcut route I generally never use. What was even more interesting is I knew one of the riders from church. I've invited her & her family many times to join one of the OFF-THE-GRID yelp hikes that I host monthly. As we talked, I shared the date of the next upcoming hike and wouldn't you know it, she is free! God works in mysterious ways indeed! [ AMENITIES ] What an amazing park!!! * Harbins Park is the largest Gwinnett County park @ 1,960 acres * Trails include a 4.3-mile paved multi-purpose trail, 7-mile equestrian trail, 13-mile mountain biking trail and 4.5-mile hiking trail. * Several playground, picnic pavilions, grills, restrooms, and parking areas including an equestrian trailer parking. * The Football Complex has a lighted walking track, dog park, lake, and 1.5-mile paved trail. * The Baseball Complex includes seven baseball/softball fields, restrooms, concessions, and a LARGE parking area. * The main park also has a water pump in the parking area to rinse trail mud off your mountain bike. * Believe it or not, the public restrooms are generally clean, stocked and SMELL GOOD!!! [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] I ponder a great many things, wishing for answers and hoping for wisdom to better manage life's complexities. Like most people, when it comes to life I just want to know where it's going. Funny how something as simple as a hike can reveal small truths. Truths like how you may never know the twists and turns of your trails, or be able to control the ups & downs of your journey; But if you keep pressing forward with good thoughts, excitement and openness to possibilities, God will surely give you wonders and delights along the way to encourage you. 2019/118

Awesome park! Two entrances with two different parks for the kids. Great trails for anyone from…read moreintermediate to experienced. Pathed walking path and trails in the woods. The river is awesome to relax and just breathe for a while! Highly recommend!!

This park is really peaceful and well-maintained. My kids enjoy it a lot, and we appreciate that…read moreit's never too busy when we visit. It's perfect for a relaxed family outing.

Within the past year, I found this park tucked away in Snellville. This park has several baseball…read morefields as well as a football field that are all open to the public. They are all well kept and maintained properly. I come here to rollerblade and it's super fun ripping the side walk.

This park was beautiful. It is hilly in parts and the trails aren't marked well in my opinion. I…read moreenjoyed my walk overall and views.

Beautiful park...especially during fall foliage. Looks straight out of a movie. Tons of colors…read moreeverywhere. Really nice rest stops and benches with trees. Walking path isn't too difficult for those of us who may not be used to hiking. Tons of people walking on the trails as well...all ages. Recommend!