Rabbit Hill Park

I have been to many parks from Piedmont to Dunwoody and this park by far is the best one.

CAVEAT: Dog friendly park except for the soccer fields! My son was playing in a soccer tournament and dogs were NOT allowed. Disappointing being as I’d read online this was such a great venue for pups. My choice: leave the dog in a hot car or miss my son’s soccer game? Of course had to choose the latter and had to try to keep track of the soccer action from behind the fence and a field away.

Great park. Plenty of parking, clean restrooms. Nice playground for the children and the trails are great. I love coming with my boys during the week to jog.

This park may be nice but how would I know. The traffic is so bad on days of events that you could literally spend an hour +finding the right field. This is an example of poor planning. The city planners should be ashamed of their park.

The dog park here is exceptional! It has both large and small dog enclosures as well as a separate dog run for the more active pups of all sizes. All have good grass and mature trees that provide ample shade. The watering fountains are specific for dogs with an easy little hose to fill up the dog bowls. The other dog owners here are friendly and approachable. It’s a nice place to sit, relax and watch Fido play.
To enter the dog park, go past the roundabout feature on Rabbit Hilll Road, which is the first entrance and then turn left into the second entrance. The dog area will be on the right.

As mayor of this fine town I do declare that Rabbit Hill is not the park it claims to be. During my 3 day stay here I did not see a single rabbit. I plan on capturing 14 rabbits from the Carolina’s and bringing them here. I assure you Carolina rabbits are the finest this nation has to offer and everyone will be more than pleased with this major addition to the park. They don’t do many things right up in the the Carolina’s, but they sure as heck know how to raise some rabbits. Unfortunately this will affect our taxes. I wish there was a way around this, but everyone is going to have to chip in.
Much Love,
Jimbo

My husband & I are new to the area near the park. I discovered the park one morning I was dropping my girls off at Dyer Elementary back in August. I couldn’t wait to go home & tell my HB about this park. Later that same day, my HB & I rounded up the kids and head to Rabbit Hill park. We let our two girls go to the playground area while HB ran along the trail and my 10 mth old and I strolled along. There’s a hugh pond in the center that’s very breath taking and a lot to admire as you walked the trail. When we noticed there was a basketball court there, we later went and purchased a basketball since my HB is a fan of the sport. After our initial visit, we made it a family thing to do 3 to 4 times during the work. When the bb courts are available, my HB and girls (ages 10 & 6) would shoot around and he would often teach team how to dribble. You can also find the Mountain View sports teams having their games there. Overall, it’s a great place to unwind and let the kids run free. It’s very pet friendly and family orientated. When we have family/​friends in town, we take them to Rabbit Hill. I can’t wait for the warm months to roll around again. You’ll find me swinging on the bench swing feeding bread to the ducks that call the pond «Home».

September 14^th, 2013 — Grand Opening!!!
Although this park has been around for years, renovations are finally complete and it is absolutely beautiful. I am so very proud to be a Gwinnett County resident. Gwinnett has an excellent portfolio of parks and THIS is a premier SPORTS park featuring 8 Soccer Fields, 7 Baseball fields, miles of walking trails, 2 very large fenced dog parks, multiple children’s playgrounds, multiple sand volleyball courts, a beautiful eco-​pond, 3 brand new basketball courts, an artificial turf football stadium, picnic pavilion and gorgeous landscaping. You’ll find a huge multilevel playground near the soccer fields as well as near the baseball fields where small children can play securely while mom and dad cheer on their older siblings. Newly added is a Jurassic looking dinosaur playground with fossil climbing equipment and a cave-​like rope terrain.
Today’s opening featured Gwinnett’s Fire Department dressed in their best uniforms, the Gwinnett Braves Mascot, Gamer vs Gamer mobile video gaming, Kona Ice and the Department of Corrections showing off their state of the art prisoner transportation bus, a classic feature of their hotel hospitality services. Not exactly the type of concierge shuttle and hotel service I would want to experience, but impressive nonetheless.

WHAT’S NEW
* 7 Baseball Diamonds —
* Baseball field playground —
* Concessions building —
* Lake with paved track —
* 3 Basketball courts —
* Jurassic Playground —

* Football stadium with artificial turf —
* 2 HUGE soccer fields (in addition to the 6 previous fields) —
* 3 Sand Volleyball Courts —
* foot wash for sand volleyball —

* Sitting Areas —

* Beautiful landscaping
WHAT’S NOT NEW
* Dog Parks (small and large) —
* Miles of Jogging tracks —
* 6 FULL SIZED Soccer Fields (divided into 12 for youth soccer) —

* Soccer field Playground —
* Waterfall playground —
* Pavillion —
Public areas like this are one of a great many reasons why I love life here.

Probably the best in park in Gwinnett county. The dog park is probably the best reason for going. The people at the park are very friendly.