Fun spot with a very cool concept. I would definitely come here again. I didn't have a problem…read moregetting a cage. And you know what, I had a great time.

Always has batting cages available and we never feel rushed. Nice facilities with lots of parkingread more

Best place for pickleball in North Atlanta by a mile. Great quality players, great staff, facility…read moreis clean, people play by the rules, and air conditioning!! No rain worries here. I can see this place getting packed in the winter. 5/5 I love ACE

Easily my favorite place to play pickleball EVER. There are 14 cushioned courts w/ recently updated…read morefences in an air-conditioned indoor facility open from 6am until 10pm every day except Sunday (open until 6pm). If that's not PICKLEBALL PARADISE then I don't know what is. The cost per month is $139 but there are often great introductory offers that make it more affordable to join. I will say that the daily drop-in play cost isn't really worth it. If you come 3 times per week each month, then the cost of unlimited play per day is about $10, which is a steal compared to other rates around the country. The real emphasis of Ace Pickleball Club is open play so you can't reserve courts at night or on weekends, which means you can often play nonstop for hours on end unlike at tennis clubs or other facilities. The level of play (beginner, intermediate, advanced) is entirely up to you and the courts provide signage to help guide you. Lastly, the staff at Ace Pickleball Club are always SUPER friendly and willing to go out of their way to help you. Other perks of being a member include free social mixers, clinics, paddle demos, ball machine rentals, glow-in-the-dark nights, and entry into the APC Member Championship Series w/ a $250K prize pool. TL;DR - Ace Pickleball Club is the absolute BEST place for every day pickleball play in Atlanta if not the ENTIRE country. It's a place to come elevate your game and make pickleball friends regardless of the weather outside or whatever else is going on in your life. This is the place to be present and alive.

Being honest, I thought Waller Park was part of Vickery Creek until I saw that it's its own park…read more As other reviewers have said, it's definitely a hidden gem, because it's a very small park, but it serves its purpose well. The name of the Waller Park Extension game are fields. Several different fields litter the area and I counted at least 4, crammed into this tiny foot print. Parking is surprisingly very spacious and in fact, there's a lower parking lot that's just behind the City of roswell office that you pass to get to another area of the park. Down below is more parking, as well as yet another soccer field. Front and center at the main portion of the park is a nice children's play area, that was being taken full advantage of by kids, and strategically placed near the play area, were benches for parents to sit and watch or just for anyone to sit and soak up the day. Park up keep is very clean and well put together. I didn't see one stray piece of trash, which is pretty cool! There is an aquatic center to the left of the park (if you're facing the children's play area), but i'm not sure if it is affiliated with the park itself. There are no hiking trails here, but my guess is you're not coming here for that, and that's cool. If you have kids, play sports or just live close, this tiny little park is your little secret. If you're looking for a hike, or a monstrous mega park, you wont find that here. Nice, clean, small park with lots of parking that gets the job done. Definitely a fan!

Waller park extension is a hidden gem! I have lived in the area for a few years and I didn't even…read moreknow about this park until a few days ago. My friend was telling me how awesome it is....and she was right! There are lots of sports fields here and I know Roswell recreation department offers sports classes for kids. There are 2 play structures. One hue one for older kids including a rock wall, huge slides, and other various things. Then a smaller one with the same kind of things on a smaller level. They have several swings including a tire swing and handicapped swing too. There is a pavilion are with lots of shade, and there is good shade coverage from the trees as well. There is also a huge skate park in the back!! Also community tennis courts! This seems like a great park and we will definitely be utilizing it!

A very surprising and extensive disk golf course. Extremely technical and dynamic but one of the…read moremost fun courses I've played yet! I really appreciated the clearly marked and well maintained course overall. Every hole was so beautiful! Good parking places in different areas all the around the park. I'm looking forward to showing off this convenient big little park that's north of Atlanta!!

Another great park for the city of Roswell. Off of Holcomb Bridge and Fouts Rd...it's behind the…read morelibrary. There is a walking trail here along with a playground, soccer, softball, and tennis court. The dog park is a popular spot. Plenty of parking around but can get crowed on the weekends esp when the weather is nice. Here is a list of all the parks in Roswell Azalea Park Big Creek Park Don White Memorial Park East Roswell PArk Garrad Landing Park Grimes Bridge Park Hembree Road Park Leita Thompson Memorial Park Old Mill Park Riverside Park Roswell Area Park Sweet Apple PArk Waller Park Waller Park Extension Willeo Park 1082nd review 1/1/2018 2nd for 2018

Great park. Lots of parking space. Multiple baseball fields, playgrounds with swings and play sets,…read moretennis courts with basketball courts inside. Great walking loop with shades and sun. Very lively and great park. Important - No Pets allowed:

I was here as a parent during a baseball tournament. My son's team did okay. Umpires did not know…read morethe rules. Parents on other team were low energy losers. Rang cowbell too much. Almost got into fight with blonde lady. Made a run to the bathroom. It smelled. Smelled like dead fish. It was disgusting. Concession stand was sub par compared to other stands across north Georgia. My one positive is that the fields were ok. Beware of the bathrooms. HEMSMELL PARK!

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.

Adult activity center. Tennis courts…read more Pickleball courts. Multiple playgrounds. Pavilions. Walking path. Baseball fields. You name it, North Park has it, except a basketball court, which is why the minus 1 star. Well maintained. Great for families or solo ppl. Enjoy!

People can learn a lot of interesting things over there! All the employees are very helpful.read more

We have been at D BAT now for over a year and have had a wonderful experience. It has not only…read morehelped my son get better at his skill but has really boosted his confidence playing as well. He has built a great relationship with his two coaches, and its so nice to see the friendships grow. I highly recommend giving the organzation a try.

My son (17u) and I were in ATL area this summer for travel ball and frequented this facility 5 or 6…read moretimes while there, and staff started recognizing us and gave us a nice deal for batting machine tokens which was a nice bonus! Friendly and helpful staff