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FAMILY REUNION PLANNING WORKBOOK
“In every conceivable manner, the family is a link to our past, a bridge to our future.”
Alex Haley
Thanks for your interest in Gwinnett!
Each year in the United States, more than half a million family reunions take place. Families like yours are excited about connecting with seldom-seen family members, meeting new ones and celebrating their heritage. A family reunion is also a great way to form new memories.
Gwinnett County is the perfect place for you and your family to make lasting memories. Being consistently ranked as a top Parks and Rec Department in the state, Gwinnett parks are some of metro Atlanta’s most sought after venues for reunions. Our parks are well maintained; have roomy lighted pavilions, playgrounds and wide open spaces, perfect for picnics or family flag football games.
We have comfortable, affordable group-friendly hotels near all of our parks and we offer easy I-85 access to intown Atlanta attractions including the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birth Home, Auburn Avenue, Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, the Center for Civil and Human Rights Museum and more.
I am looking forward to working with you to make your next reunion, your BEST reunion.
Maurice Odoms maurice@exploregwinnett.org
770-814-6059
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Top 10 Reasons Reunions Love Gwinnett
Explore Gwinnett Complimentary Services
Explore Gwinnett offers free welcome bags (2 per room when hotels are booked through Explore Gwinnett) welcome letters from local officials, free Reunion Planning Workbook, attractions brochures, nametags (must request 3 weeks prior).
Affordable Hotels
Gwinnett offers 100+ hotels to meet your needs. Whether you’re seeking an indoor pool, ballroom or complimentary breakfast we will help you make the perfect decision.
50 parks
Gwinnett’s parks offer everything from horseshoe courts and playgrounds to indoor and outdoor pools and trails. Your family will truly enjoy an evening getting back to nature.
Proximity to Atlanta
Gwinnett is just a short drive from downtown Atlanta making us an ideal location for your event.
Restaurants
From Southern fare to international cuisine, Gwinnett’s burgeoning dining scene offers numerous choices to please every palate.
Thousands of Events Every Year
ExploreGwinnett.org’s calendar of events will offer your family dozens of options on any given Saturday. An average weekend in Gwinnett boasts 50+ events.
Dozens of Attractions
If the events aren’t enough to keep you busy, then the attractions will! Gwinnett is the perfect place to find attractions that will please multiple generations. Try the Environmental & Heritage Center, Treetop Quest, Main Event or BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Discount Coupons
Explore Gwinnett offers free coupon sheet for your guests (1 sheet per hotel room) and the website also offers free printable coupons (exploregwinnett.org/deals).
Local Vendors
Gwinnett is one of the state’s largest counties, so local businesses are plentiful. Find t-shirts vendors, caterers, transportation providers and more without going too far! We’re happy to make recommendations.
Shopping
Georgia’s largest mall, Mall of Georgia, calls Gwinnett home along with other shopping destinations including: The Forum at Peachtree Parkway, The Shoppes at Webb Gin and Sugarloaf Mills.
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Committee Members
Setting up committees to assist you in planning your reunion is important because it helps others to feel included, forms a familial bond and allows everyone to share the work. Below you’ll find some examples of committees that your reunion may need.
Chairperson (The Angel)
• Provides coordination between other committees
• Provides the big picture guidance for planning the reunion
• Manages pesky details
• Delegates to others what tasks need to be done
• Diplomatic in solving any problems
• This role is perfect for someone in the family that everyone listens to and respects.
Treasurer (The Collector)
• This is an important role and should be carefully selected.
• Collects money and keeps reunion costs within budget
• Pays the bills and sends out invoices for family dues
• Any expenditures need to go through this person for approval
• Once you find a great treasurer, keep this person in this committee for multiple years.
Secretary (The Organizer)
• Develops and maintains updated mailing lists, phone numbers, and email addresses
• Detailed oriented and very organized
• Helps if this person is social media savvy
• Takes notes during meeting and sends out recaps
• This person should work closely with the chairman and Treasurer.
Program - Activities Director (The Planner)
• Plans the fun activities during the reunion for all age groups
• Works closely with venues where reunion events will be held
• Recruits volunteers to help with set-up of games, décor for banquet and cleanup
• This committee is very time consuming. They will need lots of help during the reunion.
Sub-Committees
Photographer (The Creative One)
• This person should be good at telling stories through photos.
• Captures special moments throughout the reunion
• Perfect for someone in the family studying film or photography
• Allow this person to have creative freedom. Do not micro manage them.
• In charge of sending out pictures after reunion
Social Media (The Techy)
• Can be given to the photographer
• Should be well versed in social media
• Great job for a teenager or college student
• Posts pictures throughout the reunion
Fundraising (The Money Maker)
• This person oversees coming up with various activities to help raise money for the reunion or for family scholarships.
• Should be good at thinking outside the box and coming up with fresh ideas
• May contact family to make items such as baked goods and handcrafts for the fundraiser
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Site Inspection List
Use this checklist when you are conducting a site visit at your hotel, park or banquet facility prior to your reunion.
Hotel or Banquet Facility
o Find out who will be your contact the day of the event. If it will be a different person that you’ve be working with, ask if that person could join you on the site inspection.
o Note any lights that are out or anything else that needs attention
o Ask when the hotel or banquet facility was last renovated.
o Is there a scheduled renovation soon? If, so when? Be sure that it doesn’t coincide with your event.
o Check the public restrooms.
o Ask if the hotel offers complimentary breakfast (continental or hot), happy hour or any other amenities
o Are the walls insulated to control sound leakage?
o If you will need audio-visual, identify where the power outlets are in the meeting room. Also, ask about what equipment the facility can provide. Be sure to inquire about any set-up fees.
o Is Wi-Fi provided? If so, be sure to get any necessary passwords prior to your event.
o Is there room for a dancefloor?
o Ask about complimentary shuttle services that your hotel may provide.
o Ask your contact if he or she can provide a floor plan of the banquet room that you will be utilizing. This will help in planning the layout of the room.
o Ask about any special considerations that need to be made for any handicapped or elderly attendees
o Ask about catering requirements or minimums.
o What is the cut-off date for guests to book hotel rooms?
o What is the alcohol policy during events?
o How early can you set-up the space?
o Is a registration area provided?
Park
o Is amplified music allowed?
o Where are restrooms located?
o Is there a rain plan (ie. back-up venue in case of rain)?
o Does staff work on the weekends? Get their contact info.
o Are there enough trash cans?
o Ask about any special considerations that need to be made for any handicapped or elderly attendees (parking, ramps, etc.)
o Ask about water fountains and any areas where older attendees can go to cool off (if outdoors)
o Ask about any clean up fees
o Ask about any catering rules
o How early can you set up the space?
o What are the all fees associated with rental and what is the payment schedule?
o Ask about any necessary deposits and when they will be returned.
o What décor is allowed?
o What spaces are open to the public at all times and what spaces are included in the rental?
o Does the venue have insurance in case of injury?
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Reunion Planning Timeline
18 – 24 Months Ahead
o Are there any members of the family that live close to the proposed reunion area? They could be a great resource to give suggestions and recommendations.
o Reach out to Explore Gwinnett, for sample itineraries for reunion groups, family reunion workshop dates and guidance with your reunion
o Update family contact information (phone numbers, addresses, and email)
o Decide who will be on the reunion committee
o Decide how everything will be paid and how costs will be shared
o Send out survey to determine interest, activity options and dates, etc.
12 – 18 Months Ahead
o Determine if there will be a theme for the reunion. What activities or décor can you purchase that ties in with the theme?
o Finalize location and date
o Send out save the date cards
o Create the buzz! Tell family what activities are to come. Get people talking and excited about the reunion.
o Find lodging options. Contact Explore Gwinnett for free help with this. Explore Gwinnett represents over 100 hotels in Gwinnett. We can pair you with hotels that have all of the amenities and rates that you need.
o Estimate cost per family member to attend
o Develop a reunion budget that will encompass:
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6 – 12 Months Ahead
o Update family contact information once again
o Send detailed information to your family including hotel details and booking procedures, family monetary dues and destination information. (Explore Gwinnett can help with this at no cost.)
o Utilize social media and email to save money on postage costs
o Assign tasks to the reunion committee
o Develop and finalize reunion agenda, events & activities. Reach out to any local attractions where you may be seeking a discounted group rate
o Determine whether special recognitions will be given
o Secure banquet facility and solidify menus or choose menus with your host hotel. Be sure to consider any allergies, diet restrictions or special requirements.
o Hire photographer
o Track budget and expenses
o Secure any necessary motorcoaches for travel to Atlanta or other nearby places
o Conduct site inspections with your hotel and banquet facility. Provide them with the schedule of events during the weekend, if possible. Always get everything in writing.
Remember: When choosing a location for your reunion, always go with the best – GO GWINNETT!
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Meals/events
T-shirts
Venue Rental
Souvenirs and keepsake items
Transportation (if applicable)
Board games and activities
Printing
Photographer
Reserve fund
Misc. items
Awards
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Scholarship fund
3 – 6 Months Ahead
o Check-in with committees
o Make additional assignments, if needed
o Confirm activities and events
o Keep track of what needs to be paid and has been paid
o Order T-shirts, souvenirs and decorations
o Print any award certificates
o Record received RSVPs and contact anyone who you haven’t heard from
o Compile family information and create a printed directory to be shared at the reunion
o Print reunion itineraries for all attendees and consider including these in welcome bags
o Contact Explore Gwinnett (Maurice@exploregwinnett.org) with your chosen hotel information and reserve complimentary welcome bags and free name tags for your out-oftown guests
o Confirm reunion registrations
o Get rooming list from hotel and check them against your registration list. If family has not made a reservation at the hotel, advise them to make one immediately
2 – 4 Weeks Ahead
o Check hotel rooming list again
o Check inventory of t-shirts, souvenirs and decorations
o Follow-up on assignments with the committee
o Start checking weather forecasts regularly
o Finalize counts for catering and meal functions
o Review budget
o Send out final communication to attendees
o Be sure that all necessary balances have been paid
o Confirm number of welcome bags with Explore Gwinnett
1 Week Ahead
o Gather all items
o Make last minute purchases
o Confirm menus for the various meal functions
Day Before
o Meet with hotel sales manager and other contacts. Inspect all facilities. If you are utilizing Audio Visual for a presentation, music, etc. make sure that your equipment is compatible with the hotel or banquet facility’s equipment by doing a quick test.
o Set-up registration table, board games, welcome bags and signs at the venue or hotel
o Address any last-minute problems or changes
o Have meeting with committee and review details
Reunion Weekend
o Welcome family as they arrive
o Recognize members that are receiving awards and certificates
o Collect dues
o Keep a first aid kit, bug spray and emergency contact information on hand
o Maintain a positive attitude
o Expect there will be things that won’t go as planned. It’s okay, just don’t take it too seriously.
o Smile, this is supposed to be fun for you too!
After the Reunion
o Congratulations! You did it.
o Clean up and breakdown
o Evaluate and start taking down notes immediately:
1.) What went right
2.) What went wrong
3.) What could have been done differently
o Pay any outstanding bills
o Always thank the hotel staff and management team
o Ask reunion committee to send in their notes, compile and start planning for the next reunion
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Attractions, Activities and Resources
Popular Reunion Attractions
Andretti Karting
2925 Buford Dr Suite 300, Buford 470-646-3278
andrettikarting.com
Altitude Trampoline Park
5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville 678-847-0123
altitudetrampolinepark.com
Atlanta Comedy Theater
4650 Jimmy Carter Blvd., Norcross 770-724-6400
atlcomedytheater.com
The Complex Sports and Entertainment
3220 Woodward Crossing Blvd., Buford 678-252-9659
thecomplexsports.com
Dave & Buster’s
5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville 678-847-5400
daveandbusters.com
Escape the Netherworld
2076 W Park Pl. Blvd, Stone Mountain 678-580-5642
escapethenetherworld.com
The Forum at Peachtree Corners
5155 P’tree Pkwy., Peachtree Corners 770-368-8811
theforumonpeachtree.com
Get Air
2075 W Park Pl. Blvd, Stone Mountain, 770-290-3271
getairsports.com
Gwinnett Stripers
2500 Buford Dr., Lawrenceville 678-277-0300
gwinnettstripers.com
Georgia Swarm
6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Duluth 770-626-2464
georgiaswarm.com
Gwinnett Parks Department 770-822-8833
gwinnettparks.com
K1 Speed
1625 Pleasant Hill Rd.. Duluth 678-367-2857
k1speed.com
Lake Lanier Islands Beach and Water Park
7650 Lanier Islands Pkwy, Buford 470-323-3440
lanierislands.com
Main Event
471 Northholt Pkwy., Suwanee 770-945-7111
mainevent.com
Malibu Grand Prix
5400 Brook Hollow Pkwy., Norcross 770-416-7630
malibugrandprix.com
Mall of Georgia
3333 Buford Dr., Buford 678-482-8788
simon.com
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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville 1-888-WE-JOUST medievaltimes.com
Nitro Zone
6344 Cash Ct., Peachtree Corners 470-207-0321
nitrozone.com
The Shoppes at Web Gin 1350 Scenic Hwy S, Snellville 770-978-5692
theshoppesatwebbgin.com
Southeastern Railway Museum 3595 Buford Hwy., Duluth 770-476-2013
train-museum.org
SkyZone
560 Old Peachtree Rd., Suwanee 678-745-9900
skyzone.com/suwanee
Stars and Strikes
1700 Winder Hwy., Dacula 1601 Horizon Pkwy., Buford 479 Brightwell Ct., Loganville 678-965-5707
starsandstrikes.com
Stone Mountain Park U.S. Hwy. 78 (exit 30B)
Stone Mountain 770-498-5690
stonemountainpark.com
Sugarloaf Mills Mall
5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Lawrenceville 678-847-5000
simon.com
TopGolf
2935 Buford Dr, Buford 470-822-1711
topgolf.com
Urban Air Trampoline Park 1200 Scenic Hwy, Suite G Lawrenceville, 678-210-5442
urbanairtrampolinepark.com
Popular Atlanta Attractions
Center for Civil and Human Rights
100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd., Atlanta 678-999-8990
civilandhumanrights.org
College Football Hall of Fame
250 Marietta St., Atlanta 404-880-4800 cfbhall.com
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site
449 Auburn Ave. NE, Atlanta 404-526-8900
thekingcenter.org
Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker St., Atlanta 404-581-4000
georgiaaqaurium.org
Six Flags Over Georgia 275 Riverside Dr., Austell 770-948-9290
sixflags.com
World of Coca-Cola 121 Baker St., Atlanta 404-676-5151
woccatlanta.com
Tour Companies
Lamplighter Tours of Atlanta 770-814-9330
lamplightertours.com
Mint Worldwide
925 Research Center Dr., Atlanta 404-699-9100
mintlifelimo.com
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FREE ONLINE RESOURCES TO HELP YOU IN REUNION PLANNING
• SurveyMonkey.com: Use this to create easy online surveys to poll your family about themes, menus or locations
• Facebook.com: Create a free “closed” group to share family announcements and photos
• Wix.com: Create a free website to let your family know the who, what, when and where
• Eventbrite.com: Set up a private event on their site and let Eventbrite keep track of RSVPs for you
• ZipBooks.com: Free accounting software. Manage your income from dues and document everything that needs to be paid
• Google Docs: Organize and streamline your committee members activities by creating free Google Docs that are shared amongst the whole group
• ExploreGwinnett.org: Easily review local itineraries for your family
• Pinterest.com: Create “boards” that include family reunion games, décor, photo ideas and more
• GeorgiaArchives.org: Attend a lunch & learn or browse their online records to learn about loved ones.
• Dropbox.com: Have family members submit digital family photos to you via Dropbox prior to the reunion. You can easily download and print as part of the décor.
• Canva.com: Free online tool to help you with creating flyers, calendars, sign-up sheets and more.
Memorable Family Activities
Be sure to incorporate plenty of family bonding and photoworthy activities on your itinerary. Here are some suggestions:
Photo Swap
Invite attendees to bring their old historic family photos to the reunion include pictures of people, places and even previous reunions. Encourage everyone to label their photos with names and dates. Set up a scanner and create a CD of everyone’s photos. Once you’ve created the CD download the photos to Dropbox.com or WeTransfer.com and share them with family through a free, easy link.
Family Trivia
Create a form or booklet with family-related questions such as: What was great grandfather Powell’s first name? Which Aunt had twins? When were Grandma and Grandpa married? Set a deadline, then gather the family together to judge the results.
Family Tree Wall Chart
Create a large family tree to display on a wall. Have family members help fill in the blanks and make corrections. Wall charts help the young ones visualize their place in the family and it can be a fun exercise.
Heritage Cookbook
Prior to your reunion, invite the family to submit favorite recipes or recipes that have been passed down. Ask them to include details on memories surrounding the dish, photos or the family member known for the dish, etc. Compile these and turn them into a cookbook for each family in attendance.
Other ideas:
Scavenger Hunt
Family Field Day with activities like tug-of-war and egg toss
Storytelling
Family Talent Show
Time Capsule
Family Softball Game
For more ideas please visit our Pinterest page pinterest.com/exploregwinnett
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Picnic / BBQ - How Much To Feed 100?
Applesauce
Baked
Beans
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5
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Cakes
8-‐10
Chicken
Cold
Meats
Cheese
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Casseroles
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Hamburgers
30
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Potato
Salad
12
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Basic guidelines, adjust as needed. Visit familyreunionhelper.com
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Genealogical Resources
The Gwinnett County Public Library offers many genealogical resources available to our users, including access to the Ancestry Library Edition (in library use only) as well as HeritageQuest. These materials, with the exception of reference materials, can be reserved and shipped to any of our 15 branches with your library card number and PIN.
For research help and obituary requests, we invite you to speak with staff at your local branch, call the library at 770-978-5154 during open hours, or send your questions via the website gwinnettpl.org
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Breweries and Wineries
Local Breweries
6S Brewing
3111 Main St, Duluth 678-390-4743
6sbeer.com
Anderby
110 Technology Pkwy #200 Peachtree Corners 770-559-7550
anderbybrewing.com
Blackbird Farms Brewery
4098 Lawrenceville Hwy, Lilburn blackbirdfarmsbrewery.com
GoodWord
3085 Main St, Duluth 404-973-2077
goodwordbrewing.com
Indio
5019 W Broad St NE M145, Sugar Hill 678-206-3700
indiobrewing.com
Iron Shield Brewing
457 N Chestnut St, Lawrenceville 770.882.2172
ironshieldbrewing.com
Kettlerock Brewing
6025 Peachtree Pkwy, Ste 1 Peachtree Corners
kettlerockbrewing.com
Monkey Wrench
3425 Martin Farm Rd, Suwanee 678-521-2142
monkeywrenchbrewing.com
Slow Pour
407 N Clayton St, Lawrenceville slowpourbrewing.com
Social Fox Brewing
20 Skin Alley, Norcross socialfoxbrewing.com
Stillfire
343 US-23, Suwanee 770-927-8989
stillfirebrewing.com
Other Great Places for Craft Beer, Wine and Spirits
1910 Public House
107 Main St NW, Lilburn 770-564-6911 1910 publichouse.com
Chateau Elan
100 Rue Charlemagne Dr, Braselton, 678-425-0900
chateauelan.com
Hope Springs Distillery 4839 Railroad Avenue, Lilburn hopespringsdistillery.com
Local Republic
139 N Perry St, Lawrenceville 678-205-4782
localrepublic.com
Peachtree Growler Company
5450 P’tree Pkwy, Peachtree Corners 770-686-7925
Tannery Row Ale House 554 W Main St, Buford 678-765-8979
tanneryrowalehouse.com
Three Blind Mice
1066 Killian Hill Rd SW, Lilburn 770-696-4139
tbmrestaurant.com
Truck & Tap
3137 Main St, Duluth 470-292-3630
truckandtap.com
Beer Tours
Sippin’ in the Suburbs
Guided tour of Gwinnett breweries on designated Saturdays throughout the year! southernculinarytours.com
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Gwinnett Parks & Recreation
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Trail-Equestrian/Mtn. Bike Trail-Paved/Non-Paved Outdoor Lighted Walking Path
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Alexander Park | 678.277.0890
Old Snellville Highway, Lawrenceville • • • P M • •
Bay Creek Park | 678.277.0893 175 Ozora Road, Loganville • • • P M • • • • •
Best Friend Park | 678.277.0222 6224 Jimmy Carter Boulevard, Norcross • • • P • • • • •
Bethesda Park | 678.277.0179 225 Bethesda Church Road, Lawrenceville • • • • • • P • • • • •
Bogan Park | 678.277.0850 2723 North Bogan Road, Buford • • • • • • P • • • • • 6 Bryson Park | 678.277.0860 5075 Lawrenceville Highway, Lilburn • • P • • • • • 7 Cemetery Field | 678.277.0222 211 Cemetery Street, Norcross • 8 Club Drive Park | 678.277.0179 3330 Club Drive, Lawrenceville • • • P M • •
Collins Hill Golf Course | 770.822.5400 585 Camp Perrin Road, Lawrenceville | collinshillgolf.com 10 Collins Hill Park & Aquatic Center | 770.237.5647 2200 Collins Hill Road, Lawrenceville • • • • • P • • • • • 11 Dacula Park & Activity Building | 678.277.0850 205 Dacula Road, Dacula • • • • • P • • • • • 12 DeShong Park | 770.978.5271 2859 North DeShong Road, Stone Mountain • P M • • • 13 Duncan Creek Park | 678.277.0855 3700 Braselton Highway, Dacula • • P M • • • • • 14 E.E. Robinson Park | 678.277.0910 885 Level Creek Road, Sugar Hill • • • P • • • • • 15 Freeman’s Mill Park | 770.822.5178 1401 Alcovy Road, Lawrenceville • • M • • 16 George Pierce Park | 678.277.0910 55 Buford Highway, Suwanee • • • • • • P • • • 17 Graves Park | 678.277.0860 1540 Graves Road, Norcross • • P • • • • • 18 Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center | 770.904.3500 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford • • P • 19 Gwinnett Historic Courthouse | 770.822.5450 185 West Crogan Street, Lawrenceville • • 20 Harbins Park | 678.277.0890 2995 Luke Edwards Road, Dacula • • • • • P M • E B • • 21 Harmony Grove Soccer Complex | 770.978.5271 119 Harmony Grove Road, Lilburn • 22 Holcomb Bridge Park | 678.277.0920 4300 Holcomb Bridge Road, Peachtree Corners • • P • • 23 Isaac Adair House | 770.822.5450 15 Clayton Street, Lawrenceville Lawrenceville Female Seminary | 770.822.5178 455 South Perry Street, Lawrenceville • • M 24 J.B. Williams Park | 678.277.0179 4935 Five Forks -Trickum Road, Lilburn • • • P • • • • 25 Jones Bridge Park | 678.277.0920 4901 East Jones Bridge Road, Peachtree Corners • • • P • • • • 26 Lenora Park | 770.978.5271 4515 Lenora Church Road, Snellville • • • • • • • • • P • • • • 27 Lilburn Activity Building | 678.277.0875 788 Hillcrest Road, Lilburn • 28 Lions Club Park | 678.277.0860 5500 Rockbridge Circle, Lilburn • P • • Park Locations & Amenities UC = Under Construction E = Equestrian Trail B = Mountain Bike Trail P = Pavilion M = Meadow
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Baseball/Softball Field
Basketball Court
Community Garden
Dog Park
Facility/Room
Fishing Football/Multiuse Field Gymnasium
Historical/cultural Lake/Pond/River Pavilion/Meadow Playground Pool-Indoor Pool-Outdoor Sand Volleyball Court Skate Park Soccer Field Tennis/Pickleball Court
Trail-Equestrian/Mtn. Bike Trail-Paved/Non-Paved Outdoor Lighted Walking Path
29 Little Mulberry Park | 678.277.0850 3855 Fence Road, Auburn • • P M • E • 30 Lucky Shoals Park | 678.277.0860 4651 Britt Road, Norcross • • • • • P • • • • • 31 McDaniel Farm Park | 770.814.4920 3251 McDaniel Road, Duluth • • • P M • • 32 Mountain Park Park | 770.978.5271 5050 Five Forks-Trickum Road, Lilburn • • P • • • • 33 Mountain Park Aquatic Center | 678.277.0870 & Activity Building | 678.277.0179 1063 Rockbridge Road, Stone Mountain • • • • 34 Peachtree Ridge Park | 678.277.0910 3170 Suwanee Creek Road, Suwanee • • • • P M • • • • 35 Pinckneyville Park | 678.277.0920 4650 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Berkeley Lake • • • • • P • • • • • 36 Rabbit Hill Park | 678.277.0893 400 Rabbit Hill Road, Dacula • • • • • • P M • • • • 37 Rhodes Jordan Park | 678.277.0890 100 East Crogan Street, Lawrenceville • • • • • • • • P M • • • • • 38 Rock Springs Park | 770.417.2210 550 Rock Springs Road, Lawrenceville • • P • • • • • 39 Ronald Reagan Park | 678.277.0179 2777 Five Forks-Trickum Road, Lawrenceville • • • P • • • 40 Settles Bridge Park | 678.277.0910 380 Johnson Road, Suwanee • P M • • • 41 Shorty Howell Park | 678.277.0900 2750 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth • • • • P • • • 42 Simpsonwood Park | 678.277.0900 4511 Jones Bridge Circle, Peachtree Corners • P M • • 43 Singleton Park | Under Construction 5220 Singleton Road, Norcross UC UC 44 South Gwinnett Park | 770.978.5271 2115 McGee Road, Snellville • • • • 45 Sweet Water Park | 678.277.0179 800 Bethesda School Road, Lawrenceville • P • • • • 46 Tribble Mill Park | 678.277.0890 2125 Tribble Mill Parkway, Lawrenceville • • P M • E B • 47 Vines Park | 678.277.0890 3500 Oak Grove Road, Loganville | VinesMansion.com • • • • • 48 West Gwinnett Park & Aquatic Center | 678.407.8801 4488 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Berkeley Lake • • • • • • • • • • P M • E B • Yellow River Post Office Site | 770.814.4920 • • In an emergency on a trail, give the 911 operator the closest HELP LOCATOR NUMBER to assist in finding your location. Parks with help locators: Bethesda Park Lenora Park Pinckneyville Park Harbins Park Little Mulberry Park Rock Springs Park Ivy Creek Greenway McDaniel Farm Park Settles Bridge Park HELP LOCATORS Park Locations & Amenities UC = Under Construction E = Equestrian Trail B = Mountain Bike Trail P = Pavilion M = Meadow
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