Water Parks in Georgia

1. Wild Adventures Theme Park

Splash Island is a Valdosta water park located in the Wild Adventures Theme Park, and admission to the water park is included in admission to the theme park.

The park is open every weekend in the summer and is home to water slides of all shapes and sizes, as well as a water play area for toddlers.

Visitors looking for more privacy can choose to rent out cabanas for the day, which hold up to eight people.

Season passes are available for purchase, and passholders benefit from exclusive perks like bring-a-friend-for-free days and early access to the water park every Saturday morning.

3766 Old Clyattville Rd, Valdosta, GA 31601, Phone: 229-219-7080

2. Six Flags over Georgia Water Park

The Caribbean-themed water park inside Six Flags over Georgia Water Park is known as Hurricane Harbor, and the price of admission is included with admission to the theme park. Highlights of the park include a giant wave pool, a zero gravity wave slide, and an interactive children's play area.

Those who wish to participate in water park activities must wear lined swimsuits; street clothing and athletic wear are not permitted in the water areas. Food and swimwear are available for purchase on site. Licensed lifeguards are stationed throughout the park, and life vests are available to guests free of charge.

275 Riverside Parkway Southwest, Austell, GA 30168, Phone: 770-739-3400

3. Summer Waves Water Park

Located on Jekyll Island, the Summer Waves Water Park is a family-friendly attraction with activities for all ages.

Thrill-seekers can try out a 40-foot water slide, while those looking to relax can go for a float down the lazy river.

A gift shop is on site, and a kiddie pool area is available for children under 52" tall. Group rates and season's passes are available, and the entire water park can be rented out for parties.

Hours vary depending on the season, and the water park occasionally hosts special events like "swim up" movies and water aerobics classes.

210 South River View Drive, Jekyll Island, GA 31527, Phone: 912-635-2074

4. Six Flags White Water

Six Flags White Water is a 69-acre water park that's been open since 1984. More than 20 water slides can be found at the park, ensuring that people of all ages and abilities will enjoy themselves. Several ATMs are located throughout the park, as are various dining establishments.

Lockers can be rented by the day, and groups wishing for more privacy can rent out a private cabana with a seating area and private food service. Children two and under get free admission to the park, and tickets can be purchased either at the gate or online.

250 Cobb Parkway N #100, Marietta, GA 30062, Phone: 770-948-9290

5. Margaritaville at Lanier Islands Water Park

Margaritaville at Lanier Islands Water Park is found inside a 1,500-acre resort located only 30 minutes away from downtown Georgia. In addition to a large wave pool and a wide variety of water slides, the park offers plenty of swimming opportunities on its private sandy beach.

LanierWorld is also home to an area known as Sunset Cove, which is where guests can go to enjoy entertainment, dining, and nightlife. Special events like "dive-in" movies are offered on occasion, and Summer Adventure Passes are available for those who want unlimited access to the park over the summer.

7000 Lanier Islands Pkwy, Buford, GA 30518, Phone: 678-304-3120

6. Splash in The Boro

Splash in The Boro is a water park and aquatics center that offers swim lessons for people of all ages and abilities. The park features a wide range of slides and pools, including a lazy river, a water playground for toddlers, and a five-lane racing slide.

Cabanas with an eight-person capacity are available for rent; it is recommended that guests make reservations two weeks in advance. Admission fees to the park are based on height, and group rates are available for large groups of 20 or more. Outside food is not permitted, but a snack shack and a sandwich shop can be found on-site.

1388 State Route 24, Statesboro, GA 30461, Phone: 912-489-3000

7. High Falls Water Park

High Falls Water Park is a family friendly water park with no height or age restrictions for their water slides. Children will love the pirate ship play area, and the whole family can enjoy sliding down the park's two water slides, splashing around in the pool, or lounging in the sun.

High Falls is open 7 days a week throughout the summer, and lifeguards are on duty at all times. A concession stand can be found on-site, but guests are welcome to bring in their own food and drinks. The park is available for private parties most evenings, though reservations are required in advance.

4969 High Falls Rd, Jackson, GA 30233, Phone: 770-296-1982

8. Neptune Park

Open throughout the spring and summer, the Neptune Park Fun Zone is a great place to spend time in the water. Children can splash around in the wading pool or play on the park's water gym, while anyone interested in getting some exercise can join a water aerobics class or make use of the lap pool.

After working up an appetite, guests can grab a bite to eat from the on-site concession. Both American Red Cross Swimming Lessons and private swim lessons are offered at the park, and group admission rates are available upon request.

550 Beachview Dr, St Simons Island, GA 31522, Phone: 912-279-3720

9. Helen Tubing and Water Park, Georgia

Helen Tubing and Water Park, Georgia is Helen's largest attraction, and it offers guests the chance to both splash around in the water park and enjoy a tube ride down the Chattahoochee River. The water park features a lazy river, a rock climbing wall, and several water slides of varying size.

For guests wishing to tube, the company offers several pick-up locations to choose from as well as both full day and single trip packages. A trip down the river typically takes around 2 to 3 hours, and unlimited tubing is included with the price of admission to the park.

222 Edelweiss Strasse, Helen, GA 30545, Phone: 706-878-7465