Prestigious water parks in Georgia




 

1. Splash Island at the Ridges Resort on Lake Chatuge: Hiawassee
The Ridges Resort on Lake Chatuge offers water entertainment in the form of an inflatable obstacle course called Splash Island, which you can bundle with a stay at the property or visit on its own with an hourly or daily pass. Whatever you decide, the on-water obstacles in this park can awaken the athlete or acrobat in those of all ages and abilities. The Kids Circuit course is specifically designed for children ages 4 and older – since much of Splash Island is recommended for kids who are at least 7 years old – and is overseen by trained lifeguards who know how to keep kids safe. Features for older children include overwater monkey bars, a dome jumping platform, an action tower and more. Participants must wear a life jacket and know how to swim.

 




 

2. Seven Springs Water Park: Powder Springs
If you’re looking for a low-cost summer daytrip from Atlanta, Seven Springs Water Park with its family-friendly atmosphere sits only about 25 miles northeast of the city. The small park features an expansive outdoor pool for swimmers of all ages, as well as two waterslides, a lazy river and a splash pad area with zero-depth entry. No outside food or drink is allowed, but the park does offer its own on-site concessions.