Lilburn, Georgia, located about 20 miles northeast of Atlanta and 11 miles from Lawrenceville, is a small suburban town with a population of around 14,000. Known for its small-town feel and quality schools, Lilburn is served by the highly rated Gwinnett County Public Schools. The town's downtown area, Old Town Lilburn, is undergoing development to become a vibrant commercial and residential hub. Old Town features locally owned antique stores, award-winning restaurants, and the mixed-use First and Main project. Recreational opportunities abound with Lilburn City Park, a 10-acre park that hosts concerts and festivals, and the 4-mile Camp Creek Greenway. Bryson Park offers additional sports facilities, including basketball, soccer, and volleyball courts. The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, the largest Hindu temple in the Southeast, is a notable landmark on the city's western side. Housing in Lilburn includes single-family homes from the 1980s and '90s, with newer townhouse developments near Old Town. The town is well-connected, with proximity to U.S. Route 29, Interstate 85, and public transportation options like Ride Gwinnett and MARTA stations. Safety is a highlight, with lower crime rates compared to other cities in South Gwinnett County. Lilburn's community events, such as the Rock the Park concert series and Lilburn Daze art market, contribute to its lively atmosphere. For those seeking things to do, The Forum at Peachtree Corners, an outdoor strip mall, is a popular nearby destination.
