Such a nice park. There are deer and many birds along the way. There are plenty stations to fill up…read moreyour water bottle with water to stay hydrated. There is ample parking. And a bathroom station close to the parking lot. There are also several basketball courts and tennis courts. A volley ball court with fine sand. The trail is well paved and easy to walk on.

One of the many beautiful parks in town…read more Clean, safe and tons of parking! With restrooms and waterfountains everywhere, it's a great spot to get in a walk, a game of soccer or volleyball and a bbq. The kinds enjoyed their time at the playground. Its well maintained too! Be back soon.

After a hearty breakfast from across the street at Flavor Rich Restaurant, we stopped by this park…read moreto checkout the frisbee throw route, which is amazing. Since my husband cannot walk far, we took a short hike through one of the shorter hiking trails, a view of the river below was inviting, but we were not dressed for hiking further down. Many families were in the park, plenty parking spots, viewing deck, trails, river. We saw runners, hikers, families picnicking A nice place to check out

Meh. It's not better than the Alpharetta Greenway and I was hoping it would be. Absolutely hated…read morethat you had to walk past an insanely busy road to continue the trail. The trail was paved and there was some boardwalk paths and we found 1 very short nature trail (unpaved). If youre in the area, then this is okay to get some steps in but definitely don't make a special trip out here.

The park is interesting enough. I especially loved the art and shops. Weather was beautiful with a…read morebit of wind and sun in the 70s A piece of the Berlin Wall , a September 11 memorial, water fountain, benches to sit on and more. The sculptures intrigued me. There is a music pavilion too. Recommend for places to see while in Suwanee

We drive through the town center often to go to the surrounding parks, but we finally spent time…read morehere for the Atlanta International Night Market. The one hosted here was better than the one we have gone to a few years back in another Gwinnett county town, and I do think that the layout of the park was key to that. Parking was a mess apparently, so I was glad we came on the earlier side. One of the restaurants in the town center does fly a blue lives matter flag. I do think that's conflicting with the message of an International Night Market of inclusivity. Maybe the first impression about your town shouldn't be one with a racist connotation, unless that does accurately represent the town.

We came out this way for day camping, which I didn't know was a thing. The South Park is for day…read moreuse and North is for camping. It was July 3rd and 4th, so busy weekend. We had an issue with my son getting in due to the park rangers and police closing entry. It was full and they turned my son around by accident. However, I don't think he let them know he had a reservation. That's the reason for my star bump but both the police officer and ranger were apologetic, so much appreciated. Day camping is a new thing for me. For $15/day, you can rent a site from 8AM to 8PM. They have running water and electricity. There are also two bathroom facilities with showers. The day use spots are good for two vehicles and have a picnic table and trash bag hanger. Easy access to the water in most spots. They have two grills to cook at the sites. It's very much worth the money. They don't allow alcohol, pets or really loud music. The beaches are nice and water is pretty clear. The coves make it easy for swimming. I do recommend!

What a great place for a day outing or a week long stay on the clear waters of Lake Lanier…read more Facilities are what you expect from a Georgia State Park ..... excellent! Proximity to some of the islands makes it a great place to kayak from without to much worry from boats and jet skis. Although our time spent here is during the week I imagine the lake can be somewhat hazardous on weekends with boats everywhere. Regardless it is a great spot to spend time in the warm waters and just relax. One of our favorite Georgia spots.

Excellent park. My son plays rec soccer here and the fact they have lights allows for practices to…read morebe held at night. The park is clean and there are several soccer fields to play and practice on. The covered playground is also a plus. I give Gary Pirkle Park a much deserved 5 stars!

Love this park for nature walks. It's peaceful. Lots of parking options and pretty creek views.read more

It is a wonderful park with all the amenities to include a large playground area and dog walk…read morearea..an Amphitheater that is under used..party rooms you can rent out..an old historic log cabin..a fishing area..fantastic hiking and biking trails..small waterfalls..and of course the Indian Bluffs..not sure they were Cherokee though..I believe the Creek Indians resided there..Plenty of parking..clean bathrooms..shhh dont tell everybody!! PS keep your eye out for the occasional GeoCache!!

One of our favorite parks we to almost every other week/weekend. We discovered it in 2018 and have…read morebeen enjoying the trail and play area. The trail is a nice view of nature and it's a fairly easy trail to run/walk

It's paved road, pretty much flat, more green fields than few years ago. Large portion of the trail…read moreis around residential area, not much to see in the winter, but anyway I m glad to have walking choice around the neighborhood.

Three plus mile unpaved loop. It is completely flat which means it is an easy walk/hike, just does…read morenot drain well after a rain. It has more of an urban type trail feel as it winds itself along the river, around a disc golf course, children's play area and parking lot. Nothing wrong with any of it, but if you're looking for a traditional hiking trail this one may not be much of a challenge for you. But bring the kids and everyone will find it to be a very enjoyable walk with nice varying views. Looks like they are building elevated wooden walkways to get thru the low lying, flood prone and muddy areas.

Good amount of parking, bike racks and restrooms. There are no trash cans to pick up dog waste. A…read morestation to refill water bottles would also be nice. The is several large gabs in the bridge railing (but it's possible they are still working on it). Overall nice area to park and use the greenway. I'm not sure I'd call it a park though.

Excellent place to get away from the crowds and enjoy some nature. Beautiful place and very well…read moredone paved trail. Plenty of free parking with bathrooms. Goldmine trail itself is 1.7 miles long, but it connects to other sections for a total of 4.7 miles in length.