tuesday league 6 pm til it ends and sunday open play 12…read morenoon to 6 PM free coaching 12-3pm

Paved all purpose walking path 1 mile loop through the woods. Safe, I walk alone and never had…read moreissues. I've also used one of the spacious community rooms, they are clean with lots of light

Great park. Keep up the good work!…read more The government was flying drones around, but we pretended not to see them so they wouldn't arrest us. You have been w

Park at Pernoshal Court is a well maintained park in Dunwoody. The parking lot isn't that big, so…read morefinding parking in the lot may be a challenge. Street parking is available. It looks like this park is more focused on being sports-related, with a full basketball court, two half basketball courts and a pickle ball court. If there is a line to play basketball, there are benches for players to sit on while they're waiting. To one side of the courts is a big green space. To the other side of the courts is a big pavilion, providing a nice shaded area that has many picnic tables. I think there are restrooms on the backside of the pavilion. The pavilion can be reserved through the City of Dunwoody, and there is a fee to reserve it. If there isn't a reservation for the pavilion, it's first come, first served. On the other side of the pavilion are bbq grills, another big green space, and a big terraced seating area. The Dunwoody Trailway, a nice and wide concrete pathway which is great for running, bicycling, skating, pushing strollers, etc., goes through the backside of the 5 acre park, and provides a convenient way to get to Georgetown Park in one direction and Brook Run Park in the other direction. Also towards the rear of the park are stationary exercise equipment. Besides the limited parking lot spaces, other drawbacks to this park are that there isn't that much shade (other than under the pavilion) and there isn't any playground equipment for children. Like I stated at the beginning of my review, this is a well maintained park! Because of the new appearance that the City of Dunwoody maintains, I thought this was a relatively new park, but it's actually about five years old. The parking lot pavement looks new, the sports courts look new, and the pavilion and picnic benches look relatively new. I'm glad that visitors to this park, and, obviously, the City of Dunwoody take pride in this park!

When I was there, it was newly built. It was a nice and clean park. It has a soccer field…read moreencircled by a running track, about 1/4 of a mile. There is also a trail cut through the woods. The trail is about 1/2 a mile long. This is a nice park for kids to hangout. It doesn't look like it has a picnic area. There's a pokestop at the playground.

Came here to watch a youth football tournament. The park is nice and well maintained, however, it…read moreneeds more shady areas for the hot summer months or during rainy days.

Love this park! It's safe and closed in the play area. I don't have worry about where my kids are…read more My kids enjoy it every time we come. Great place to enjoy a Sunday afternoon with your family! Only thing I wish was more shade in the playground area.

It's a cool park near me. Not like the most pleasant but it's a park. It's pretty clean every time…read moreI visit & there is a lake to walk by. Now the lake is stinky and it's only there to look at. They have a play area for kids, a basketball court and it's never too crowded. There are some rundown looking homes next door and the street the park in on is busy so be careful. People speed through this area like there isn't a park with kids playing. A great place to walk if you need some fresh air.

I hope you Googled Basketball training and found this review. I stumbled upon Top of The Key from…read morea GROUPON. I didn't buy the GROUPON but we tried out Debra Miller-Palmore's amazing boot camp for kids wanting to improve their basketball skills and their overall life skills. Her team puts the kids thru a 2 hour boot camp Tuesdays, Thursday (5:30 - 7:30) and Saturdays & Sundays (3 - 5) She's a retired Olympic Basketball athlete and she knows her stuff. She requests a minimum 3 month commitment and that seems like the perfect amount of time to help the kids improve their game. We selected the once a week plan. the cost for once a week is $190.00 per month, $45.00 start up fee include the jersey, bag, log, etc. It's hard work and the children will leave sweaty & hungry but it's surrounded by wonderful restaurants so we include that in our plan. http://www.topofthekey.com 770 465-1502 dpalmore@topofthekey.com

An excellent youth basketball organization. Everything from 1on1 training to free 3v3 to youth…read moreleagues. The coaches are not only great at teaching basketballs but also good role models.

My 14-year old son really enjoyed Redline Athletics in Peachtree Corners! He was able to do 1:1…read morebasketball training with Coach Rodney and a 4-hour basketball camp with Coach Rodney this week! I would highly recommend Redline for any youth/teen interested in learning or perfecting your sport. There are many different types of offerings and trainings here! Check it out!

My 10 year old athlete enjoys working out here. I like the ease of scheduling through the app. I…read morelike that when we did the free trial they didn't aggressively sell us on it. I would have liked a more flexible pricing plan. I was able to finally get a plan that worked for us with their Black Friday special. I don't like that they weren't willing to give me anything in writing about what would happen if my child was injured in his sport and unable to attend trainings that I would have paid for in advance. They say, don't worry, we will just put your membership on hold while he is healing, but they weren't willing to put it in writing. Overall, I think this is a great speed and agility place for kids. Would like it if they offered more specialized classes (currently, none offered for baseball players) and to work individually with personal trainers.

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.

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.

This is a great park to have a picnic or just walk your dog.A lot of locals like it for:…read more * relaxing by the water * cookouts and family gatherings * wading near the river * short nature walks * photography and sunsets According to gwinnett county: What's there * River access and scenic overlooks * Picnic tables, grills, and pavilions * Playground * Soccer fields * Sand volleyball * Fishing spots * Open grassy areas for relaxing or sports * Kayak/paddleboard drop-in access My wife and I like to walk and enjoy the calm sounds of the river. Its worth your time to get away from the " rat race"

This park is so cute! There's a long winding road to the parking lot and there's two options: a 1…read moremile loop or a 4 (?) mile loop. Super cute lookout point on the river. Didn't go into the bathrooms but there's bathrooms at the trailhead. It wasn't super crowded on MLK day but would highly suggest checking it out. It's like a hidden gem