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

Youth baseball here is incredible. I have 4 sons. Signed one up for 8u a couple years back and that'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. read more

When we first drove by we thought this was just a baseball park. We quickly realized this park has baseball fields, tennis courts, soccer fields, skate park, open fields, pavilions, and a nice maintained hiking trial. There is also a rock climbing wall. You might be in luck and the concession stands will be open while walking the trail. Very clean and safe park. If you a Pokémon Go player perfect park to walk for Community Day or gathering resources! This was a nice surprise of a park to enjoy and exercise. read more

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Lovely park with a little something to do for everyone. If skateboarding is your thing check out the skate complex. If your into field sports check out the baseball/softball and soccer field ( with a football overlay ‍). Tennis players can check out the tennis courts. Parents can check out the Playground. Need some exercise? Check out the 1 mile paved looped trail or the non paved trail near the picnic tables. read more

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Large park with lots of game fields and some of the most fun playground equipment for both kids and adults! Also quite a few walking paths for if you just want to stroll. There are signs claiming they have some of the best concessions in the county- hopefully one day I'll get to try that out! read more

I like Mountain park park, and not just because I have to say park park. It's heavy of sports participation, with several baseball fields, one football field, a few tennis courts, a volley ball field, and even nice bouldering rocks near a swing set...y'know, for those times you want to rock climb but don't want to fall more than 5 feet. In addition to all of the organized sports, whose fields are all kept up and look great, there's a skate park, two play areas for kids and lots of walking/cycling trail, both paved and unpaved. There are two paved trails, one inner trail and then an outer trail, which hugs Pounds road for a time. Both trails add up to 1 mile total, and there's several natural trails that crisscrosses through the woods, also lined by benches here and there. There's also a small pond and batting cages to round out everything on hand at this park, along with several parking spots to choose from, although during baseball or football practice, I could see this park being slammed with people. I visited just around noon on a Wednesday and outside of two or three people on the trail, and a handful of folks playing tennis, it was a fairly empty park, something that you may want to take advantage of if it's more congested during the afternoon. The park is kept up nice, and even though the walking trail is 1 mile in length, it sits on 44 acres and there's plenty to do for practically everyone...even if all you want is to sit and read, because as luck would have it, there's a library is beside/in front of the park, so go grab some reading material! Nice neighborhood park with lots of opportunities for fun. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area. read more

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The baseball program is a joke. It is run by politicians not coaches. They lie, cheat and steal. They let corrupt coaches keep coaching and ridicule the good ones. The baseball board is not truthful. They cater to coaches on the board of directors or to ones related to or that are friends with board members. The kids picked for All-stars are not the best players via statistics. I don't think most coaches even keep stats to validate their all-star selections. read more

It has been a while since I've been to Mountain Park Park (seriously, it is 2 Park's in the name). It's been a good 10 years, I believe. The reason why I never thought about returning back is because I wanted at least a 2-3 miles trail. I'm not a fan of baseball field scenery either. However, I do remember liking it and it's one of the better parks in Gwinnett County closer to where I live. I didn't want to drive to far. Plus my dog is 15 years old and needs some exercise, I thought giving the one mile trail another try. Anything over one mile is too much for her. Mountain Park Park is located in Lilburn in the Parkview area off Five Forks Trickum Road & Pounds Road next to the Mountain Park Library. The park isn't too crowded. Many people are walking their dogs or with their kids at the playground. Besides the baseball fields, you will see people pracitcing football and/or volleyball. There is a small pond on the left side of the trail. People who went walking were very friendly too, many said hello. This park will be a regular to take my dog out for some exercise. read more

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I have to start off by commenting on how massive, gorgeous and well supplied this park is!!! I'm not sure if the problem concerning teen encounters inside the bathrooms has been addressed and taken care of, but I did not see any kids acting suspiciously in or near any of the bathrooms. This WAS my first visit at this park though, so I guess I'll have to return on other days and see. Most areas of this park have light poles, keeping the park well lit once night sets in. The skate park has more of the late elementary to middle school aged kids, with a couple of high schoolers and adult skaters. One very large bowl that really consists of three bowls that are connected, giving it a nice flow. No rails, half pipes or volcanos which would have made for a great add to this gorgeous park. I found three cool playground areas. Each are placed separately from each other. ~The swing set and rock climbing wall appealing more to the late elementary/middle school kids is located between a sand volleyball area and the skate park. ~A larger playground geared towards mainly elementary school aged kids is located closer to several baseball fields. ~Another large playground set for toddlers/young elementary school aged kids is close to the tennis courts. I couldn't believe it when I saw several batting cages, some equipped with a motorized ball thrower. There were also several baseball fields with active games while I was here. The tennis courts are beautifully set up and made me want to take up tennis again. Last but not least, a concession stand!!!!! Too bad it was closed during my visit. Overall, this park appears to be very well maintained and manicured. This park is definitely a beautiful place to come and enjoy. Because of the size of this park, the addition of safety cameras might be nice considering previous comments about teens. This park was very very VERY busy though, so I do wonder if security cameras would be of benefit. Each area of the park is close enough to other parts that a visitor should not feel secluded or in a potentially hazardous location. read more

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This would be a nice family friendly park but people bother you as you enter trying to sell you religion. This is a government funded park, and the posted rules prohibit such activity. I hope someone will stop this. I tried to find a person with the park but there was no one here. read more

Mountain Park Park - Tennis Near Me - Lilburn, Georgia

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As the parent of a toddler, I like the little playground area for 2-5 year olds. That said, you can only realistically use it during school hours. Come in the late afternoon or evening, or on the weekend, and the place is basically guaranteed to be overrun by kids who are waaaay older than 5. (This is a recurring theme at Gwinnett parks.) In the middle of the day it's safe, not so much when the preteens are swarming, or when the little league teams are launching random pop flies. Also, the ground cover at the playground is wood chips, which in itself is a borderline safety hazard for very young children. Zillions of little splinters. Shorts and sandals are not advisable for any child liable to keister bounce off the end of a slide. One very strong advantage here is that the Mountain Park library is within an easy walking distance. read more

This park has a little bit of everything. The recent renovations it went through adding a new playground, a turf field, etc. makes it one of the best Gwinnett parks in my opinion! It is in a nice and walkable residential area so it gets a lot of use. read more

The park was born with a lot of well deserved initial fanfare. It was a needed and welcome addition to the community, and I'm sure many folks still agree. It is close to Parkview High School and surrounded by neighborhoods of eager residents. Over the years the excitement died down as the novelty of a new park wore off. MPP isn't as crowded and vibrant as it used to be, but it is still a great park for all ages to visit. MPP is still safe, clean, and reasonably populated. Weekends of course see more foot traffic then weekdays. There always seems to be tennis lessons going on. There is ample parking, and the Mountain Park Library is mere feet away. All in all, this is a great local park to exercise or relax in. My only complaint is that they need to replace the mile marker signs. read more

Love this park it's always clean and everyone is so polite here to each other. They have tennis here playground for children. Police are always patrolling this park. read more

Great park ... spend nearly 20 years here ! Since the building of the bathrooms by the skate park weve had trouble with teens doing things in the bathrooms ..i think its cause they are so far away from everything else ..its a great park I just wouldent send your kids to the those bathrooms by themselves they may walk in on something read more