Great place for kids and adults (separate area) to swim and splash indoors! Relieved to see…read morenumerous lifeguards on hand, given the quantity of children. Very clean pool. Water slide was fun! Crowd was not excessive. They stop every hour for a 15 minute swim break, which is nice (but can be disruptive for some kids). Snack area (bring your own). Restrooms were relatively tidy.

We always come here all year around and there's always some happening, kids night out at the pool,…read moregames, movies, plus we love that it is opened all year around!!

So i was riding past here one day on the bus. I thought this would be cool to visit. So I pulled it…read moreup to see if adults could do this . Sure enough adults were welcomed. So i went in and bought a 120 minute pass. Im not gonna lie. If your a adult wanting to do this. I highly recommend you come during the week and come early. I found that just befor my time was up, alot of kids were showing up. Lets face it though, thats what the place is for. However my 53 year old self had a great time. I did find the price to be a little steep. But thats cause I had to buy the socks witch was understandable, and are reusable. I stayed mostly on the big trampoline. I had a great conversation with one of the staff. I will knock them one point though. A few of the activities was closed. I might even return again.

My grands had an amazing time at Sky Zone, it's a great place for them to run and play and enjoy…read morethemselves. There's lots of spacious fun, large slides to explore and bounce into. The line was long to fill out the registration paperwork to get in and jump on the trampolines etc. I was surprised how expensive this place is $30. per person with a mandatory purchase of the special Sky Zone socks that must be worn in the play areas. My purchase was $146.00 for 90 minutes of play time. The grands had an enjoyable visit here.

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.

Not a bad place, it has two playgrounds to choose from. I would recommend it on a summer day; the…read moreice cream man came through as well

I was searching for a nice local playground. When I saw the YMCA, I thought there had to be one…read moreclose by. When I saw the Dekalb Parks and Recreation sign, I knew I hit a jackpot. I wasn't searching for the latest playground tech, just enough to keep my toddlers entertained. I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived to this playground. It has fun things for all ages. I wish it would get a good pressure wash at least once/year. Nonetheless, it has swings, slides, rock climbing, monkey bars, giant swing, giant spinner, zip-lining, and tent areas for grilling and/or entertaining. Did I mention the YMCA has a water park? It's a special bonus. We'll be back for sure!

Absolutely not a place for tennis. The one and only court is in bad shape. Not worth opening a…read morecan of balls

So glad I became a member. Love being able to walk to the end of my street to jump in a clean,…read morewell-maintained pool. Fun events too from time to time, the mojito party was a blast and I enjoyed getting to know neighbors from other parts of my subdivision.

Plans for tubbing were canceled so as a backup we came here We had a really fun time at this…read morewaterpark! It was clean, family-friendly, and there were plenty of ways to cool off on a hot day. The slides were a lot of fun, and the splash areas kept everyone entertained for hours. My only disappointment was the lazy river. I was expecting to relax and float, but there weren't any tubes allowed, so everyone was just walking through it. It kind of took away from the whole "lazy river" experience. Overall, it's still a great place to spend a summer afternoon with the family. If they added floats to the lazy river, it would easily be a five-star experience!

There are many splendid descriptions here of this entire establishment. This review covers the…read moreindoor aquatic center. WG Aquatic is best of the ATL aquatic center options we've experienced through the past decade. Two pool areas, including competition swim/dive areas, allow for team competitions and practices. Space abounds for personal workouts and lessons as well. While you're here for water sport, take a deep breath (above water) and notice the fresh air! WG Aquatic has figured out we mostly prefer oxygen to chlorine, and their fresh air system (not the official name) works. Spacious shower/changing rooms and roomy pool decks allow you some elbow room, and the upper-deck stands give spectators a great vantage point to see their favorite swimmer shave a second off that PR. The secondary pool area is a little warmer and gives space for personal workouts while the main lanes are hosting team practices. And regardless you'll have year-round swim options here. If we didn't live in the hinterlands across the city, we'd enjoy frequenting for water adventures.

A great place to play softball. The fields are level and well maintained. One thing I didn't care…read morefor was that pitchers area isn't an actual mound- it was totally flat.The main building has clean bathrooms and a concession stand. There is a paved walking trail around the perimeter of the park that is a wonderful. This park also has a large parking lot.

A few days ago, I went in to inquire about reserving a pavillion and meeting space. Ms. Sophia at…read morethe front was very rude. While rudely working with me, a young man asked her a question and she made the nastiest face behind his back. She also had the nerve to make a sly comment about my appearance! I decided to take my business elsewhere. I'm very disappointed in the customer service I received. If I could give zero stars, I would.

This is a great park to be a part of. My son played many years ago and made lifelong friends at…read morethis park. He played football, baseball, and basketball. I was invited to a football game this past weekend with a new generation and to my surprise the park has not changed but actually looked revamped. There were parents and kids buzzing all around this park. Grilling, tailgating, and enjoying some good football. Parking is kind of limited and it's still extremely hot. Definitely bring umbrellas, chairs, and a cooler. Oh and bug spray long as your prepared you'll have lots of fun. And this park has a playground.

Enjoyed walking my dogs by the water and seeing people enjoying different parts of the area. It was…read morewell maintained and peaceful. I will return again when the rec center is open to see what that has to offer.