Little Mulberry Park

Little Mulberry Park is a 1,564-acre Gwinnett County park named after Little Mulberry Creek, which winds through the property. The park preserves one of the largest undeveloped natural areas remaining in Gwinnett County, a region that has seen explosive population growth.

Name Origin: Named for Little Mulberry Creek, a tributary of the Mulberry River. The mulberry tree was historically significant to Cherokee communities and early settlers alike for its edible fruit and use in silk production attempts.

• 5K (3.1 Miles)

• One of the largest undeveloped natural areas in one of Georgia's fastest-growing counties
• Little Mulberry Creek supports native fish species and serves as a wildlife corridor
• The park features meadows, hardwood forest, and creek bottomlands in a single loop
• Gwinnett County purchased the land specifically to preserve open green space amid rapid urbanization