Rolater Park‎

Want some fresh spring water? Take your jugs and get it straight from the source at this pristine spring flowing from the mountains in northwest Georgia. Enjoy the great restaurants in the area and certainly take time to have fun at the park. Summertime can be busy, but go for a swin in the cool waters of the very large public pool.

Great place to come for the day. (we have family reunions here) Big size shelters to hold family gatherings, public restrooms, small playground & you can check out the cave. They also have a pool in the shape of Georgia. Take some jugs so you can get some fresh spring drinking water to take home. Something for everyone here no matter what the age. (We came on 10/29/23 & the weather was perfect, in the 80s)

Love this park by far my favorite it's beautiful clean and well kept. Plus the Geese 🦆 and ducks and fish 🐟 are just a bit of peace. There's a pool, stream to play in, pavilions, and a fresh water spring where we all fill up our water jugs for free best water 💦 ever!

Beautiful shaded little park with a playground for the smalls and picnic sheds along with a cave to tour and fresh alkaline water to collect at no cost straight from the mountain. Enjoyed the day here.
I would strongly suggest calling BEFORE you come if you are coming to tour the cave, although regular M-F hours signs are posted, these are NOT correct. My husband and I get water here and of the 5 times we've been on the weekdays and once on a Friday evening- the touring area has only been open 2 times. I think retirees volunteer to keep it open but am unsure. So call before you make those plans. CASH ONLY for cave tours, no debit or credit cards accepted.
There is also a HUGE swimming area for all ages, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Sign posted at entrance is $5 per person. I saw only 3 picnic tables inside the fence and the area is grassy for sunbathing and chairs. Swimming area is routinely cleared and cleaned before every swim season, the bottom and sides are concrete and the "pool" is fed from water by the mountain stream.
There are several picnic pavilions ranging from small to very large almost all of them have electrical outlets for fans, the creekside metal sheds have no outlets. The McKelvey and Davis pavilions are the largest. They must be RESERVED there are signs everywhere stating so!!!

Beautiful place with history and the most delicious water!!

We go to this park for the spring water but it is more than that. There are buildings that rent for activities, places where kids can have fun in the water, picnic tables and benches throughout to enjoy the beautiful park. A picture perfect place.

Close to alot of little shops and a awesome steak house. Would go back. The spring water was awesome. Plenty of walking and short hiking areas to get the family active. Some steepness to them so watch your step.

Beautiful town. Try Martha Jane's Fudge shop

Very nice, family oriented place. Nice surroundings. Very clean, along with very clean facilities. Several things to do while in park. We swam, fed the trout, got some fresh, clean spring water. And the pool was opening the next day. So unfortunately we missed it. But ,lil FYI, that pool is shaped like the Georgia 😊😊😉

Always an awesome experience when we pass through here. It is definitely one of our spots to stop. It is so beautiful and has so many places to take pictures. Definitely a must see.

Memories since childhood. Rock pool in the shape of Georgia. Refreshingly cool water directly from the spring to the pool. Picnics with family and friends. Either poolside in the grass, or out by the creek at one of the many tables and pavilions. Bring a empty milk jug or two, and get your drinking water from the spring yourself. Magnolia trees everywhere, hiking trails, plenty of trout to feed but no fishing inside the park. Some of the most exquisite waterfowls I have seen in person. If you love taking pictures, well cave springs is the perfect background!There's absolutely something for everyone!! No matter the age, group, or event. Come experience the beauty and tranquility of Cave Springs Rolater Park

We love this place. Such a peaceful park and town. I have been going since I was a child, now I am taking my children. My kids actually drink a significantly more water after getting it theirselves here at the park. They have been in the cave numerous times, and want to take new people always. Great restaurants and shops nearby. We just love sitting on the benches and enjoying the park. Great craft shows and things to do during the whole year.

Beautiful and peaceful. Fresh spring water available, just bring your own container. We were told that the water is tested every month and is safe to drink. We're going back to stay at the Hearn Inn, which is located within Rolator Park. I'll post a review of the inn at that time, with pictures. As for a recommendation to visit Rolator Park...yes! In season there's even a place to swim.

Very nice. It was cold the day we went so it was quite and peaceful. A few people getting water from the spring. We plan to stay at the B&B sometime and hopefully see the cave and swim. Lots of history.

Gorgeous, mountain water and cave water available for collection. Pure enough to drink. Not very often you find such a serne and clean place. Cave springs is a hidden gem. Thank goodness otherwise I'm certain the water wouldn't be pure as it is. 10 out of 10 recommend.

The water was clear and cold. There were lots of places to play in the creek, have a picnic or walk. The pool was really nice and definitely worth the admission!

Cave is closed October-April, but you can still walk the grounds and visit the spring. Bring a jug! No wading in the water, it's drinking water, then for the fish in the pond on the other side of the spring's bridge.

We adore the cavern, the ducks, and the trout. We tell the grandbaby that she's drinking duck water as our inside joke.!.

A beautiful, well kept, little park not far from home. Very serene, great for walking my Shih Tzu. They hold lots of events here.

Stopped in to see this park finally. I drive through here fairly often on my way camping in AL but this is the first time I’ve stopped. Talked to a lady refilling water jugs; she says she drives over from Cartersville GA to get water to drink. She talked it up so much I had to give it a try. Got a coke bottle from my truck, poured it out and rinsed it then filled it from the spring. Cold and delicious! Next time I come through here I am bringing bottles!
Cave tours are $1 but closed today because there is some commercial filming inside the cave. I’ll stop next time I’m through to see it.