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Georgia splash pad guide

Everything you need to know about visiting splash pads in Georgia.

80+

Splash pads

April through October

Season

May through September when heat and humidity make water play a necessity. Early morning visits beat both the crowds and the worst of the afternoon heat.

Best time

Mostly free

Admission

SAFETY

Regulations

Georgia Department of Public Health regulates splash pads under the Rules and Regulations for Tourist Accommodations, Chapter 511-6-1. Interactive water features must have approved recirculation, filtration, and disinfection systems. Water quality must be tested at least daily. Facilities are subject to annual inspection and permitting.

TIPS

For parents in Georgia

1.

Georgia humidity is extreme in summer so watch for signs of heat exhaustion even during water play

2.

Many splash pads are in parks with playgrounds so bring extra clothes for dry play afterward

3.

Afternoon thunderstorms are very common from June through August so plan accordingly

4.

Bring a canopy or pop-up shade as many splash pads have limited shade nearby

NOTABLE

Splash pads in Georgia

Centennial Olympic Park Fountain of Rings in Atlanta

Forsyth Park Splash Pad in Savannah

Cool Springs Splash Pad in Roswell

Frequently asked questions

When do splash pads open in Georgia?

Most splash pads in Georgia are open April through October. The best time to visit is May through September when heat and humidity make water play a necessity. Early morning visits beat both the crowds and the worst of the afternoon heat.. Hours vary by location, so check individual splash pad pages for specific times.

Are splash pads in Georgia free?

The majority of splash pads in Georgia are free to use. They are typically located in public parks and maintained by local parks departments. Some larger water play areas may charge a small admission fee.

How many splash pads are in Georgia?

There are approximately 80+ splash pads and water play areas across Georgia. New ones are being built every year as communities invest in family-friendly outdoor recreation.