Rhodes Jordan Park - Park in Lawrenceville - 100 E Crogan St, USA

Visited the Pavillion for a birthday some time back and again recently for a going away party. You have to pay close attention to the signs or you might miss the turn off. Overall a good space that can be expanded as needed. Tables and chars present and restrooms And a small room section with an opening to serve food buffet style.

Nice park. Had a great experience here! The wildlife is nice to see. Turtles, fish, wood ducks, Canada Geese, and vultures. Beautiful paths to walk and pavilions are nice, too. Has a water park. The one thing I noticed is no doggy stations to encourage people to pick up after their dogs.

We wandered upon this park after leaving the county fairgrounds. We were pleasantly surprised by the large pond with two wooden bridges, the playground, and the well kept lawn. The pond had turtles, fish, and ducks. Definitely worth coming if you're in the area. There were also tennis courts, swimming pools, soccer fields, and a whole lot more.

Medium sized park in Gwinnett County, but it has a variety of items to keep you busy. Traversing the 'boardwalk', on the north end, leads you to the wildlife center. I haven't been in there, but it's fascinating they have it at this park. People fish here, there is a nice sized playground, you will see aquatic fowl. Overall, It is a good place to clear your head on a nice long walk. It is also home to a couple of soccer/football (or futbol 😉) fields. You cannot go wrong in nature. Enjoy!

I haven't had a chance to experience the entire park, but it's huge, and it appears to be well kept. I have attended the aquatic center a few times and a great affordable family activity for the summer. I noticed they have basketball courts, walking trails, and baseball fields, so I look forward to exploring more.

It's hard to not enjoy the outdoors and give any outdoor space at least 4 stars...this place is very clean, well kept and very well kept paved trail. Couple if bridges make the trail more interesting as it's focus point is a large pond. There were other amenities that i didn't pay attention to, i was focused on the trail and that it seemed to have serveral offshoots so i have not explored them all...first time there and i really liked this place!

Surrounded by trails, the park itself has a large pavilion with picnic tables, a playground for kids, and of course a fairly good size lake. Many enjoy fishing from the bridges while others prefer to relax on one of the bench swings which seem to be everywhere. The trail loop is about 1 mile and mostly flat.

I give it a 4 because the lifeguards(females) bathing suit do not look appropriate for a family environment. For some reason, they leave their towels and fannypacks on tables. I'm not sure why. And they can give you a little attitude. It will be nice if Maybe a HELLO THANK YOU FOR COMING HOW MANY PEOPLE? VS how many of yall and are you gwinnett county resident?. .