Rolater Park‎

Beautiful park. Cave was closed but will be back. We are interested in the small camp ground there to stay an see the night life. Just to sit an relax.

We always get spring water bottled at the park. And the $2 Cave entry fee is worth it. This trip we met friends to attend the Pickle Festival. Lots a great food, music, and crafts. The park is so scenic with the ducks in the pond, the swimming pool, and trails, cave, and scenic creek flowing past the park.

Even though everything was closed because it's December, the park is still maintained beautifully, and we were able to walk around and enjoy being outside. The cave is closed this time of year, but it's still a nice place for a walk.

We have been eating here for years and the food and service have always been excellent; however on our last 3 visits, it’s become almost impossible to get bread delivered to the table. It’s like they are told to hold off and wait until you bring out the meal. I know it’s free and maybe they want to cut back on supplying this to their customers, but I enjoy a little bread with my salad and would be more than happy to pay for the bread if they would just supply it when asked. Last night we asked 3 times, ate our salads without any bread, there were 4 of us and after our meal was serviced and asking for the third time, we got 4 small slices of bread, one per person? Just charge me and bring out the bread already.

Beautiful area we love stopping on our way through to visit the little town

Beautiful little park with the best swimming area! $5 to get in. Water is cold & perfect for this Georgia heat. You can bring your own cooler & drinks for a $5 fee. They also sell candy behind the counter. There are public restrooms to change & use the facilities. There are lifeguards on duty when the pool is open. We also enjoyed the cave. It’s amazing how that cave is hidden back in the valley. There are lots of places to meet up, mostly for family gatherings. The pavilions are big! There are several places to play in the little creek. And near the cave you can pay $1 for some fish food & $2 to explore the small cave itself. We will definitely be back!

The Church at Rolater Park is beautiful in it's simplicity with huge, colorful, stained glass windows that flooded the sanctuary with color during our late afternoon visit.

I didn't get many pictures. The cave is a quick self guided walk and only $2 per person. Lots of people around the park. You can also swim there. The children with us played in the creek.