Rabbit Hill Park

0.1 mi

GSA does not help the rec coaches very well, I know they are volunteering since I did it for 3…read moreyears for my son. My daughter is in academy and there have been girls bullying her but nothing stops. Those girls get all the playing time even with not always showing up to practice and if they do they are often late. My daughter has had 2 games in the last 3 weeks while a 1/3 of the roster has had 9 games. This is not the first year this has happened before where certain girls get double or triple the games that some of the other girls get. I would stay away from GSA at all costs.

U14 girls coach encourages bullying, fouling, and celebrating when opposing players get hurt. He…read moreactually verbally attacks opposing players himself, calling them names, and cornering them when he doesn't think other adults are listening. If this is the type of sportsmanship you'd like your child to have, sign them up!

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Creekside Sports Center

2.3

(23 reviews)

9.9 mi

Good to see some things never change. Practices are still useless. Goal keepers aren't taught how…read moreto be a goal keeper. The teams are lopsided with some never winning. Some never getting less than a 10point spread. The coaches keep the dominant players on the field even when they are destroying the other team. There is no fun in this. It must be nice to take parents hard earned money, watch the kids crying every Saturday and turn a blind eye. I have complained to management several times over the years and nothing has changed. The only thing they are happy to do is tell parents to not coach from the sidelines. Someone has to do it.

This is the logic of Creekside:…read more Staff: I'm sorry, you can't come in because you're too early. Me: ok, well we will just watch the tame to finish Staff: we can't allow that because of COVID Me: what about the people that are currently watching the game right. Staff: Well, those people are parents watching their kids. Me: so COVID doesn't affect all those people watching? I feel bad for the receptionist having to justify the logic of the owners, because the logic is absolutely idiotic.

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Silverbacks Indoor

4.3

9.3 mi

Was alright good spot to play with a group of people .enough seating to spectate friends ; but not…read moremuch to do other than watch or play.

This place is always hoppin'! Everyone here is super friendly and helpful, and it's a clean…read morefacility. My son plays soccer here and each week is a pleasant experience with amazing coaches!

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Elite Athletic Training Academy

(1 review)

18.4 mi

The facility is clean and very spacious. I had a great time practicing hitting baseballs here. I…read morealso witnessed a local girls lacrosse team practicing inside while it was cold outside. Seems like just about any type of sport could be done here like soccer or dodgeball, etc. Most importantly the owner has a really good heart for the community and local sports teams.

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Atlanta Eagles Soccer Academy

(2 reviews)

13.1 mi

Local soccer spot in Lilburn. The fields are a little beat up, but they have a great youth program…read moreand the adult leagues are really competitive!

Best place ever. It's really good. Employees are really nice. The food is really good. The…read morebathrooms are really clean. You should go. It's the best place ever kids will have a lot of fun.

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Rock Springs Park

(19 reviews)

6.1 mi

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!

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Duncan Creek Park

(19 reviews)

5.0 mi

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.

Playground

Pavilion

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Soccer Shots Gwinnett-Walton-Athens

(1 review)

5.1 mi

We love doing Soccer Shots! The coaches are all amazing and very hands on. The lessons are fast…read morepaced and geared towards helping the kids learn the skill and having time to practice the skill! My boys love the scrimmage at the end of practice.

From the owner: Soccer Shots is a program offered to children ages 2-8 meeting once a week at daycare centers,…read moreschools, and parks throughout the city to introduce children to soccer. Our instructors are energetic & enthusiastic, great teachers, and love working with children. We not only teach soccer skills, but also work on improving balance, coordination, and agility with the kids. We also use these sessions to teach children important concepts such as teamwork, sharing, and respect. Contact us today to join the fastest growing youth soccer program!

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Coolray Field

3.8

(55 reviews)

4.8 mi

A nice night at the field!…read more Parking was super easy & FREE! Paid parktis available, but the lot is not THAT BIG YOU. Easy access! Nice lot staff to guide & help before the game. As you can imagine food & beverage are not allowed from outside the park. Staff check bags upon entry. Food & beverage are NOT cheap (why I gave 4 stars), but they have a lot to offer for a smaller park. We ate before we went so stuck with beverages & Dippin' Dots only. Oh, my son got fried pickles & they were REALLY good!! They have a few activities for children; bounce house & the back lawn to run around. PLEASE be careful on the lawn- one child was hit in the face with a ball hit hot off of a bat when we were there. There is no net to stop them from getting out there. My husband saw him in a wheelchair going to medical. Yikes, I hope he's going to be OK!!! A fun night, good music & a win for the Stipers. Tickets are reasonable, depending on where you sit & the park is pretty much open to do as you please while there. Be respectful, always! Come check'em out with the family. Hope to see you there!

We came here for the Big Green Egg's "Eggtoberfest" event. This was our first time going to the…read moreevent and this stadium. We had to park a little far away but overall had a good experience. Some of the food tents on the upper level were a little cramped with people waiting in lines, so we preferred strolling around amongst the vendors on the field itself. Cool venue for an event like this. Lots of places to sit, clean bathrooms, parts covered in shade. Would definitely come back.

Ticket booths

Food court inside

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Garden Hills Pool

4.3

(10 reviews)

28.5 mi

My husband swam at Garden Hills Pool back in the 50's/ 60's, then our 2 daughters swam here and now…read moreour 4 grandchildren swim here! Love the trees, the well kept pool and the friendly people. The kids love the snack bar.

Diverse crowd, clean and safe! My son had a ball and made new friends ! The staff and guest were…read morenice

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Tribble Mill Park

(90 reviews)

6.4 mi

Peaceful place to walk, exercise, ride bike, or see the big pond. I recommend that you visit.read more

I love this park!!! Long walking/jogging trails and very beautiful scenery. The trails are always…read moreclean and clear. My kids love searching for the local wildlife.

Hiking area of Tribble Mill Park (Chandler Rd Entrance)

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Park sign

Riley Moore Falls

66.6 mi

I just wanted to update my 3/15/20 review below to add I've now done this hike several times, but…read moreTHIS time I had the chance to hike it with a friend who is directly related to the namesake of the waterfall... Riley Moore. Sandie is a church friend of mine and Riley Moore was her Great Great Uncle (I believe that's right). He once upon a time operated a grist mill here at the top of the falls. She's been trying to get here to see the waterfall, but couldn't find it and wanted to join us (along with her family) since I knew the way. Upon further research I discovered there are actually still remnants of the mill including visible drill holes, spikes and bolts. Thought that was pretty cool info to share! [ [ [ PREVIOUS REVIEW ] ] ] Riley Moore Falls is small in height but HUGE in personality. It's located off State Road S37-748, which is a nicely maintained gravel road where cars and trucks alike can comfortably traverse. ~~~ DIRECTIONS From Westminster, SC - DO NOT turn onto Cobb Bridge Road from Long Creek Hwy (Hwy 76) where you will see the brown & white sign pointing you in the direction of Riley Moore Falls. Our GPS had us go this way, then left onto State Road S37-748, but the road was CLOSED during our visit! INSTEAD, turn onto PU-32 also known as Rocky Fork Road. Turn left onto a gravel road near Rocky Fork Baptist Church and follow that until it dead ends @ State Road S37-748 (also known as Spy Rock Road). Turn right and drive approx. 1.4 miles (4 minutes) to 748c (aka Riley Moore Shoals Road). Park at the intersection of State Road S37-748 and 748c. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE 748c in a car or minivan. Low clearance vehicles will find the terrain on this road to be VERY difficult to navigate without bottoming out or getting stuck. I'd also recommend 4x4 capability on wet days! There can be several deep-pocketed muddy areas after heavy rains. ~~~ THE TRAIL Once you reach the intersection of Spy Rock Rd (S37-748) and 748c, park roadside on Spy Rock, secure your vehicle and begin your hike approx. 1/2 mile down the "primitive road." IF you have a high ground clearance SUV or truck, you can drive the primitive road another half mile or so to a second parking area near the trailhead. The primitive road is VERY BUMPY and can be muddy in spots after heavy rains, so a 4x4 is best. After reaching the second parking area, follow the marked trail on the left!!! The trail is a little over a 1/2 mile to the falls from here. The trail is fairly straightforward and easy to follow. ~~~ THE FALLS Once you reach the Chauga River, you will notice a large sandy area with plenty of room for an entire horde of hikers!!! Riley Moore Falls is not very tall (only about 12 feet), but it is very wide and has a deep base pool. PRO TIP - Bring swimwear, towels and a picnic, but be sure to pack it in and pack it out. ~~~ THINGS TO KNOW Hiking Distance: 2 miles (round trip to falls from S37-748) Difficulty of hiking 748c: All downhill to trailhead (moderate return) Difficulty of hiking trail to falls: EASY Creek Crossings: NO Elevation Gain: 357 feet Waterfall Height: Approx 12 feet Access to top of falls: NO - not without getting wet Access to base of falls: YES Pool of water @ base of Falls: YES Sitting areas @ base: YES + sandy beach RESTROOMS: NO PARKING: YES (along road) + secondary parking area closer to trailhead for trucks and high ground clearance vehicles with room for about 6 cars. ~~~ [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] A lovely waterfall in any season, but also a great spot for a summer swim. While we had the waterfall practically to ourselves during our Mid-March expedition, be advised other trail website reviews say it gets trashy & crowded in summer months. What a shame if that is true because it truly is a treasure. ENJOY! 2022 / 74 #UPDATE 178

This is the best waterfall we got to visit in SC this far. After we left Reedy Branch Falls we…read moredrove here. Well, as close as we could get. I didn't realize that we couldn't drive all the way to the trailhead so we had a long hike in store due to me having to carry my toddler most of the time. I should have re-read the previous reviews before coming. My friend did help me carry her as well and for that I was very thankful. So definitely don't recommend this hike with a little one unless strapped in a carrier. Also, I don't recommend it for the elderly either. It's definitely a wilderness hike deal with roots and elevation change. In fact, it's mostly downhill on the way to the falls, but on the way back it's pretty much all uphill, which was not fun with aforementioned young child. It's about a half mile to the actual trailhead and then another 0.7 mile to the falls. That's about 2.4 miles round trip. The reason of course that my boys absolutely became enamored with this place is the large swimming hole. It is wonderful and has plenty of space. The waterfall itself is beautiful and although it's not as tall as others, its width is quite impressive. I was trying to get as close as I could and even noticed a hidden part of the falls inside of the rock structure. That was so cool!! The sand at the base and shore give it a beachy vibe. We definitely packed it in and out making sure not to leave anything behind as to preserve the area as best as possible. Needless to say we were wiped by the time we made it back to our vehicles, but we're still glad we decided to venture here. Coming back with my hubby and boys in the very near future. Happy yelping!

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Rock Springs Park

(19 reviews)

6.1 mi

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!

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I love this park. Its a great place to walk your dog or just go for a nice jog. I bring my kids here on the weekends. They also have good kids playgrounds as well. read more

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(21 reviews)

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