Such a nice park! If you are looking for basketball courts, paved running trails, sand volleyball…read morecourts and more - this is a solid option in the area. It can be a bit confusing to navigate towards the basketball/volleyball court area, as there's a large library (I think?) you pass first to get through. The GPS will correctly lead you to the appropriate area. There is ample parking and restrooms on site at the park near the courts. Everyone was respectful of others sharing the courts, so we all had a great time. Definitely recommend.

Um. There's a concession stand at this park?! o.O Wouldn't think a park could be so fancy. The date…read moreand I were amazed and shocked at the size, number of people, and layout of this place when we visited this past Tuesday evening. Even the kid's playground area had fancy equipment I never thought would be in a park. This place is definitely a hangout area for high schoolers. The skating/in-line skating pits, volleyball pit, and basketball courts were filled as if there were tournaments occurring. This area is in a different part of the park and away from the kid's playground. There is another area (football field) that we didn't get to visit, but I can imagine it to be quite large. There was also a large building that seemed like a library filled with children's books, but I'm not too positive what this could be. I believe there are also walking trails and picnic areas as well. Sadly, I don't think there are tennis courts here. :( This park is definitely great for both the young and old. The best part is that this place is very clean and well lit! This definitely warrants more future visits.

Great park with multiple playgrounds, next to the library and walking path, sporting fields, tennis…read morecourts (pay to play) and sand volleyball. Always a great time!

Youth baseball here is incredible. I have 4 sons. Signed one up for 8u a couple years back and…read morethat's all she wrote. My 12 yo is playing second season, my 10 yo plays there year round and Allstars, my 4 yo plays for the 6u bc he's an animal. Going to sign my 3yo up for 4u next year. 6 ball fields and one open field 6 batting cages 3 playgrounds Skate park Trail for walking jogging Couple tennis courts but we're not that old yet. This park has been amazing. We will be here for years to come And the concession stand is bar none.

Best dog park with the nicest folks and doggies. We've been coming consistently for about four…read moreweeks now and just love it. Everyone is very friendly and watch out for their dogs and others. AAA+++

Brought my dog here and owners had no control of their dogs. The water hose was broken, nothing for…read morethe dogs to pay on or with. Just an open space. I do not recommend coming here.

This is a fantastic park and community center. Early voting for Buford is done here. Plenty of…read moreparking but realize parking gets pretty close to full on last day of early voting. Beautifully kept and well maintained. Let's go!

My youngest played rec baseball here for Mill Creek Athletic Association. It's a good program and…read morecompetitive for a rec league. The fields are nice and they recently renovated the batting cages. Now the bathrooms could use some work. It feels like they are almost always very dirty, out of soap or toilet paper, and just feel incredibly aged. This is the one thing that keeps this park from being 5 stars. The inside pool at the aquatic center could use some updates too, but it's still fun.

This park is in downtown Norcross and is a popular spot for photoshoots as it has a gazebo,…read morefountains, swinging benches & interactive splash pads. Many Norcross events also are hosted in this park. The entrance of the Norcross library is right by the park.

I ventured out of the city to dine at 45 south for breakfast and decided to explore this charming…read morehistoric area of Norcross and wondered into this beautiful park. Lillian Webb Park is 5 acres and a city park that has an interactive splash pad and volleyball courts. It's like I walked into a storybook or something, the park is beautifully landscaped and the central focus is a waterfall. There are so many beautiful things that are Instagram worthy. It was a beautiful with clear skies but surprisingly the park wasn't crowded. Its opened from 8 to 10 Monday to Sunday. The park has an open green space perfect for a game of catch or an outdoor lunch on a blanket. You can also find lots of benches on each level of the park, a gazebo and 6 swinging benches. If you decide to drive you'll have access to two parking lots. You also have access to several restaurants that are within walking distance.

We love the dog park here! There's a small dog and large dog area. Both are a good size. Plenty of…read moresitting area for humans. There's usually other dogs here when we come in the afternoons. There's a small obstacle course area that's super cute. Lots of trees and bushes for your dog to sniff through. And most of the humans who come here are responsible and pick up after their dogs so you don't have to dodge land mines.

People leave dog waste at this park in the grass and on the pavement…read more There is a violator who is a tan man with a large tan and white dog who leaves large amounts of pet waste in this park on the grass and on the pathway. I have offered him a waste bag but he refused it. He walks his pet and he does not remove the solid waste from his dog. Pet owners are required to remove solid pet waste per the park code. It is not monitored and this park is turning into a disgusting park for Peachtree Corners citizens. Uncollected pet waste is not just a nuisance; it acts as a breeding ground for bacteria like E. Coli and parasites that can pollute local waterways. Solutions need to be put in place: like setting up security cameras to identify offenders or posting additional signs stating park codes require removal of solid pet waste with a number to report violators. This is a wonderful, nice park if it is kept clean and safe. Violators need to be warned and repeat offenders need to be fined or banned from using the park.

Some parks aren't what I consider "catch all" parks. You know, the parks that cater to everyone…read morefrom basketball players to bike riders. Harmony Grove Soccer Park doesn't do that, and instead focuses on one thing...Soccer! Harmony Grove is kinda tucked away, just past a set of train tracks and vegetation, but its soccer fields are expansive, and go as far as the eye can see. There is a walking trail/sidewalk, but don't get too excited. This trail leads you only to another soccer field near the rear of the park. The unique thing about the rear field is that it's not closed in by a fence like the front two fields are, so you and your friends (or just you) can come and go as you like and practice till your heart's content in the back field. So what's the problem with Harmony Grove? Well, i've visited this park twice in the past couple of months. I'm not sure how it is on the weekends, but on the weekdays, it's dead. Dead as in i've been the only person here. Coincidence? I'm not quite sure, but the park is kept up nicely, has restrooms, a nice parking lot and even bike racks, as well as a few bleachers, so life has to be here. I just have never seen it. Located off of Harmony Grove road, there's absolutely no difficulty getting in or out of this park, and the sign to the park is large and visible. There are no trail markers because, well, there's no real trail, but the fields again are kept up nice. Can you get a great walk, run or bicycle ride in at Harmony Grove soccer park? Sure, I suppose there's enough room to make that happen. But this park's main focus is soccer, and you'll probably get your money's worth if you come here with soccer in mind.

My daughters love our community park and all of the great activities they have year round!read more

We go to this park all the time. There is a play area for young toddlers and one for older kids…read more After playing you can walk or dive over to the Brusters across the street for an ice cream. This park is very popular since it's in the middle of grayson. The Farmers market is every Wednesday from 6pm to 8pm. My little boy calls it the brown park because of the brown wood chips on the ground but I don't think I like that about this playground. It would be nice if it had the rubber floor. I think it's needed for little babies or toddlers who fall more often.