The park is named in honor of E.E. Robinson, a long-serving Gwinnett County commissioner.
The facility spans over 100 acres of developed and wooded land.
The park's trail system connects to the wider Gwinnett County greenway network.
The outdoor amphitheater serves as a primary venue for Gwinnett County's summer concert series.
The softball complex is equipped with Musco lighting to support evening tournament play.
E.E. Robinson Park is a 113-acre recreational facility located in Sugar Hill, Georgia, managed by the Gwinnett County Department of Community Services. The park is anchored by a large outdoor amphitheater designed for public performances and community gatherings. It features four lighted softball fields that accommodate local youth and adult leagues. The grounds include a substantial playground area and an extensive network of paved and natural surface trails. A dedicated pavilion provides sheltered space for picnics and group events. The park maintains a reputation for being a high-traffic hub for organized regional sports activities. It serves as a central outdoor venue for the Sugar Hill community's athletic programs.
The elevated vantage point overlooking the softball complex during sunset.
Bring portable chairs if you are attending an event at the amphitheater, as permanent seating is limited.
Check the Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation website for athletic league schedules to avoid parking congestion during tournaments.
Utilize the paved trails early in the day during summer months to avoid peak heat.
Do not park on the grass during major softball tournaments, as local authorities strictly enforce parking regulations.
Athletic footwear is recommended for trails; pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
