E.E. Robinson Park — Attraction in Sugar Hill

This review is of the tennis courts only.

It is a nightmare. The tennis center will only let you reserve courts 24hrs in advance so if you are trying to use this as your home court for a league it is impossible because “favorites” can reserve the courts earlier and the attendant is only available to take your reservation during peak hours.

They only accept exact change. It is $5 per hour. So if you do not have the correct amount, you will not get change. If you want to pay by card, the attendant will make you call another tennis center in order for you to give your credit card information over the phone.

The cost structure of the courts makes this really frustrating. At certain non peak hours, the same exact courts are free to play on. The problem is that the hours posted are not accurate, so it is a toss up on when the attendant will be there to make you pay because sometimes no one is there even if it is a “peak time.”

The courts themselves are very nice but in my 20+ years of tennis in the state of Georgia, I’ve never been so frustrated with a...

Great place to escape the sun and let the kids play in the shade. Note that there is 2 play areas. The new and recent area has not shade but you can see it from the road on Peachtree Industrial. There is an older park next to the school and baseball fields that has a roof above the play area. This place is great for the summer. I find myself going here more often now than the new place. Yes the new park is great but wow there are times where there are too many kids. I find myself protecting the little ones from the other kids running around.

The shaded park is less crowded. Its clean and green. There is an area for little kids can play and an area for those bigger kids. Still plenty of slides to ride and bar to hang on. Bathrooms are near by and below the play area is a lawn type theater area. I heard they show movies and do shows here time to time.

Its definitely worth checking out. No sand or wood chips to worry about cause the whole park is cover in those cushion...

Tell others why I loved this place. Let me recount the ways. This was my first visit. I came with my daughter and her children to play on the splash pad. Actually, her kids came to play and she and I were doing supervisory stuff. The pad is a hard rubber which is an amazingly good thing. As many kids hits the deck, it would have been a bloody mess. Instead, they bounced up and continued to play. Some kids deliberately chose to run, jump, and slide on it. There was a shady pavilion, but totally lacking in malevolent motives. We sat there. It felt 15F cooler. The art deco concrete benches weren't visually appealing, but they were fine to sit on. The playground's only defect was sitting in the middle of the bright, brain baking Georgia sun. There were structures built to provide shade; Sun-27 Shady Things-3. Don't go expecting to enjoy this terrific playground on an uncloudy summer day. The bathrooms were open, clean,...