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.

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.

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.

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.

It took me a minute to make it to this park because I had always associated this park to violence…read moreand I hate that for me. This park is beautiful! Probably my favorite park in Gwinnett this far. Plenty of gazebos and bathrooms if you want to have an outdoor event. Also plenty of parking throughout the park. They have tennis courts and a lot of other extracurricular activities and things you can sign up for. The park was still under construction when I went but as far as walking paths, the trails seem to be pretty short. I will definitely go back after construction is completed and then I would have a better idea. They are a lot of geese, ducks, and some other bird species but they seem to do a really good job of keeping the park clean especially from bird poop. I will definitely be back!

I have lived close to this park for years and not taken advantage of it. This year I had spine…read moresurgery and I need to walk and exercise for health benefits and the close proximity to my house made this the perfect place to begin my recovering walking outdoors. I love going there now especially in the evenings as it is the perfect close location to see beautiful sunsets. It has varied paths around the lake, around the pool area above and around the sports fields so you don't get bored walking. I love the fountain in the lake and the gazebo and all the birds that gather there. I wish the park area itself were bigger and not so close to a busy road as that takes away from the ambiance but Lenora Church Park has those features but the lake isn't nearly as pretty. I love watching the geese, the Muscovy and Mallard ducks and the shy blue heron who never lets me get a good picture of him. I notice all the birds love beautiful sunsets as much as I do and I have sat with them on the main lake taking pictures of them and watching as they slowly decide it is dark enough to get out as I imagine the youngest ones are being coaxed by mom to come on and get out of the water. My only issue is that the restrooms next to the lake keep getting vandalized and then locked and not repaired or even if they aren't vandalized they are being locked. That penalizes older folks like me who need access to facilities more often. Then yesterday I went and three separate restrooms were locked with no reason given why. If this is a staffing issue it should be addressed. If this is a safety issue as in there have been crimes committed and it is being done for safety then the park needs to notify the public. Otherwise if they keep the restrooms open I would give it a four star rating and five star if it were further from a busy road. I have lived in this area for 21 years and I hate that I waited till this last year to take advantage of something so close and I honestly love walking there otherwise. We have been using the pool as well every summer for 21 years. It needs repair. I understand they are adding a brand new complex that will include an indoor walking track and I am excited by that however the pool has had broken steps in the deep end and been rather dirty looking on the bottom especially last year. They also took away chairs years ago because of vandalism which again punishes the many for the actions of a few. The lifeguards seem to have less training as well throughout the years and enforce rules selectively and sometimes seem not to be paying attention at all to what's happening at the pool and seem bored. They often let people stay in the water on the side of the diving board after jumping off the diving board and no adults seem to be paying attention to whether they enforce rules or not or giving them guidance on how to enforce the rules. I don't say anything to the lifeguards anymore like I used to. I just pray no one gets hurt as they allow unsafe conditions to exist and are afraid to discipline pool goers for fear of looking uncool I guess. That is however their job and they should be supervised to do it correctly. The lifeguards also made people get out of the water fifteen minutes earlier than closing time. This year they made the adults as well as children get out for fifteen minutes every hour because they said they were understaffed and needed that to give breaks to the lifeguards. That's a ridiculous punitive rule for the paying public to have to go by. You should staff your pools so this isn't necessary. The other thing that bothered me is they hired armed guards to be at the pool this year. I know there have been shootings at the park but having armed guards and not knowing their training or whether or not they know how to deescalate situations was unnerving and I believe overkill. I would not place armed guards at a family public pool for any reason. This seems like it could escalate into violence or lead to someone getting shot by a security guard for no reason. The pool staff which were mainly kids seemed accustomed to them and liked them but for me that was just bad decision making by park staff. Unarmed guards if any guards at all who have a good rapport with police would be a better choice imo. Also if you are going to spend millions on new facilities,(which I am sure they are) please fix the pool,as it needs resurfacing and fixing of steps and fresh paint and new brightly colored plastic pieces that work in the kiddie pool, and other facilities like restrooms and exercise equipment throughout the park with some of that money as well.

This is such a beautiful park. It has so much to offer, from two dog parks to a nice-sized…read moreplayground, and the trails are awesome. I would recommend walking the trails with a partner, though, as it is a woodsy area. There are a few benches along the way where you can sit, rest, snack, and meet others exercising on the trail. It's a peaceful environment where everyone is welcome.

Great neighborhood park! My experience is based on large-dog park only…read more PROS: + Large and small dog area + Spacious + Has a dog water fountain near entrance + Hose down area near entrance + A couple obstacles + One picnic table, several benches + Pretty clean + Plentiful parking CONS: - Water stations located at the entrance, not scattered throughout - No poop bags, only neighbor-provided grocery bags - Trash cans are scarce too - Very little shade - Lots of gnats You get a good crowd at peak hours, otherwise it gets pretty lonely. Overall, great place to take your fur babies!

Brookhaven park is 50% park with a playground, and 50% dog park where dogs are free to roam. My…read morereview is based on the dog park portion. I know this park was renovated in 2023-2024 but my goodness it is an amazing space to bring your dogs. The dog park area is completely fenced in and spans over roughly 5 acres. There is a central pavilion at the entrance of the park in addition to two gates at the entrance for safety. There are two unisex bathrooms under the pavilion, benches everywhere, dog poop stations, a small splash pad, and couple hoses where you can wash off your pups. This park has all terrains such as concrete, grass, and wooded areas where a creek runs through. When I go, I frequently walk laps in the park and the scenery is just amazing! The city of Brookhaven does a great job maintaining the park with daily maintenance. Highly recommend checking out this park!

I bought my first house down Osborne Road in the 90s and I just love what they did with this…read morepark... looks fantastic! Osborne has some of Brookhaven's nicest homes tucked away and it's nice that there's now a play park for everyone to enjoy. convenient and well constructed! we will for sure go back again.

Great place to walk big or small dogs . Let them check each other out first and please don't bring…read moreaggressive breeds! Also bring water as the summer will dehydrate your dog quick. There are two parks one for small breeds and one for large breeds. In addition, there is a bridge over the chattahootchie that leads to another side with nice long trails.

We stopped here while traveling to give our dog an opportunity to burn off some energy. Overall, it…read morewas a nice experience. However, it's in need of upkeep. The water feature and fountain in the large dog area were out of order. Also along the back fence, a tree has fallen across the fence causing damage and if a dog seemed inclined, could jump the fence. Thankfully, ours wasn't interested but we kept a watchful eye just in case. Otherwise, there was ample seating for humans and plenty of shade/sun areas. I also appreciated the double gate which helped manage coming and goings.

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.