What better way to cool off than to splash around in one of the Atlanta's totally cool water features? We've rounded up the best splash zones to help your family beat the heat this summer. Check ahead before visiting to make sure the water feature is open. FountainsDuluth Town Green FountainIn the middle of Duluth's Town Green, this kid-friendly fountain spews water two stories in the air. Fountain of Rings, Centennial Olympic ParkGet sprayed, surprised and chilled in these dazzling fountains, and stick around for the water show that's synchronized to music. Showtimes: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30 and 9 p.m. daily. Free. Legacy Fountain at Piedmont ParkSplash in this fountain that has more than 70 jets reaching up to 30 feet in the air. Free. Suwanee Town Center Park: Big Splash Interactive FountainThe largest interactive fountain in Gwinnett County uses 1,400 gallons of recycled water every minute. Free. Village Pavilion in Mall of GeorgiaThis fountain surrounded by shops and restaurants is a sweet spot for kids to splash around. Free. Geyser Towers, Stone Mountain ParkThis attraction features a splash pad and a climbing structure with gushing geysers. Included in daily Adventure Pass: ages 12 and older, $31.95; ages 3-11, $26.95; parking, $15. Lou Glenn Children's Garden, Atlanta Botanical GardenWith the recent renovation, the Children's Garden boasts a new splash pad area complete with great seating for caregivers. Included with admission: Adults, $21.95; ages 3-12, $18.95; ages 3 and younger, free. Splash Fountain at Zoo AtlantaDuring the heat of summer, this splash pad adds fun to your zoo trip. Included with admission: ages 12 and older, $25.99; ages 3-11, $17.99; ages 2 and younger, free. Splash PadsCenter Hill Park Splash PadKids will love playing in a water tunnel and hurdling over in-ground spray jets to fight the heat at this city park splash pad. Free. D.H. Stanton Park and Splash 'N PlayThis splash pad is the first solar-powered park in the city. Kids love the spray jets, stationary water cannons and structures to hide behind. Historic Fourth Ward Park Splash PadPrepare to leave with soaking-wet kids because this splash pad has jets that stream water from all directions. Laurel Park SpraygroundThis splash spot is a great area for kids to expend their energy by running through the numerous sprinklers and water sprayers. $2. Lillian Webb ParkAn awesome fountain, waterfall and interactive splash pad for kids to play in all summer long. Free. Old Atlanta ParkKids of all ages will have loads of fun at this 34-acre park with a splash pad and playground. $2. Perkerson Park Splash PadThis water zone features spectacular fountains for great water fun. Park offers tennis and basketball courts, too. Free. Riverside Park Splash 'N' PlayCool off beneath a spinning mushroom and try to dodge the in-ground spray jets at this Roswell spray ground. $2. Sewell Park PoolThis splash pad is perfect for cooling off during the hot summer days and having fun under the palm tree fountain. Ages 18 and older, $4.50; ages 2-17, $3.50. Splash Island at Adams ParkPrepare for some fun at this newly-designed splash pad at Adams Park. Don't forget to pack a picnic to eat under their large pavilion. $5. Spray Station at East Roswell ParkThis premier sprayground offers hours of fun and extravagant features for kids and toddlers. $2. Swift-Cantrell Park Splash PadThe 3,200-square-foot amenity offers water play options controlled by motion sensors. Elements include a fountain spray, ground geyser, jet stream, magic mist and multiple sea silhouettes. $2. debit and credit card only; ages 2 and younger, free. Waleska Splash PadThis splash pad will leave kids with smiles as they play under the water buckets and umbrella fountains. Free. Pools & WaterparksBethesda Park Aquatic CenterThis location features a giant water slide that curves out of the building and then re-enters before dropping you into a pool, a lazy river, zero-depth entry into the leisure pool and dunking buckets. Adults, $10.50; ages 4-10, $8.25; ages 3 and younger, $6.25. Bogan Park Aquatic CenterIndoor leisure pool with beach entry, giant water slide and water play structures. Adults, $10.50; ages 4-10, $8.25; ages 3 and younger, $6.25. Browns Mill Family Aquatic CenterThis aquatic center is a water amusement park featuring slides and sprayers to keep children happy and smiling. Adults, $12; ages 17 and younger, $10. Cherokee Aquatic CenterClimb the steps all the way to the top of the two wild water slides and zip down into the outdoor pool featuring a playground with water cannons, a zero-depth entry area, geysers, deck sprays, a current channel and basketball hoops. Adults, $7; ages 2-13, $6; younger than 2, free. Collins Hill Aquatic CenterThis outdoor attraction has a zero-depth pool entry, interactive water features, slides, squirty play areas and more. There is also a toddler pool and lazy river. Adults, $10.50; ages 4-10, $8.25; ages 3 and younger, $6.25. Cumming Aquatic CenterEnjoy two slides, a lazy river and a play structure for children. Adults, $6; ages 2-17, $5; ages 1 and younger, free. Seven Springs Water Park at Wild Horse Creek ParkThe activity pool is four feet in depth and has an in-water seating area and two basketball back boards. The spray and fountain play areas and two water slides connected to a leisure river also add to the fun. Adults, $9; ages 2-17, $6. South Cobb Aquatic CenterSplash down the huge enclosed spiraling slide, slip through the yellow tube slide and into the water and finally enjoy a “lazy river” float. Adults, $6.75; ages 2-17, $5.25. Piedmont Park Aquatic CenterFeatures beach entry, lap lanes, natural and structured shade on the pool deck, concessions and recreational activities. $5. Great Wolf LodgeSpend the night (or a weekend) at this fun, new waterpark and resort (waterpark included with resort stay) with tons of family attractions including slides, games, pools and more. $149.99 and up. Margaritaville at Lanier IslandsFind Georgia's largest wave pool at Lake Lanier Islands' beach and waterpark. Splash-happy tots adore “Wiggle Waves” and thrill seekers soar down the four-lane slide for a race, plus there is a wide variety of slides for all ages. Adults, $45.99; kids under 48 inches, $31.99; ages 2 and younger, free. Parking, $15 Six Flags White WaterThe largest water park in the South boasts some 50 attractions, including the “Dive Bomber” featuring a five-story drop down an enclosed slide, the “Buccaneer Bay” wave pool and “Captain Kids Cove” for younger kids. Adults, $46.99; kids under 48 inches $41.99; ages 2 and younger, free. Parking, $20. Six Flags Hurricane HarborRide the surf in the giant wave pool, plummet down an enclosed tunnel into a zero-gravity wave slide on the “Tsunami Surge” or take on the three, twisting slides of the “Bonzai Pipelines.” “Paradise Island” includes an interactive children's playground. Included with Six Flags Over Georgia General Admission: $69.99; children under 48 inches, $49.99; ages 2 and younger, free. Parking $25. Malibu Grand Prix NorcrossBuccaneer Cove has a super-sized water play area that is five levels high with slippery slides, wet tunnels, spray loops and a huge splash bucket. The park features a two-lane open slide and both lanes start at the first level for a big thrill for kids under 36 inches. All day unlimited access pass, $39.99. BeachesAcworth Beach at Cauble ParkThe beach area features a white sand beach and roped off area for swimming. Swimming is free. Parking, free Mon.-Fri.; $10 per vehicle (cash only) for non-Acworth residents on weekends between 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Paradise Beach at Lanier IslandsHang out on the sandy beach, play volleyball, catch rays and enjoy food and drinks. Free; parking, $15 (exception of special events and holidays). Robin Lake Beach at Callaway GardensEnjoy swimming and sunbathing. Miniature golf, a floating playground with obstacles, paddle boats, inflatable waterslide, rock climbing wall and more available at extra cost. Adults, $24.95; children ages 6-12, $12.95; ages 5 and younger, free. The Swimming Beach at Red Top Mountain State ParkCool off in the sandy beach area and roped off swimming area nestled in a cove and surrounded by trees at Lake Allatoona, and enjoy the nearby putt-putt golf and large playground. Parking, $5. The post Best Splash Pads, Pools and Water Playgrounds in Atlanta appeared first on Atlanta Parent Magazine.
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