Rolater Park‎

"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)"

"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."

"This park is so cute and right down the road from us. We have been wanting to visit the caves and you have to go through the park to get to the caves. It is very nice with a spring that runs through and you can get fresh water there so bring Jugs! The cave is great and nice and cool inside. It is only $2 a person so definitely worth it. Kids loved it so if you happen to be passing by it worth a trip."

"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!!!"