Hall County Parks and Leisure

Hall County Parks and Leisure You Matter. Family Matters. Community Matters. "When you're ready to play!" come to Hall County Parks and Leisure Services.

Our mission is to develop, maintain and provide a variety of quality and affordable recreation opportunities and services for all residents in a courteous and efficient manner.

2128 acres of park space
26 parks
3 Community Centers
Historic Sites
Dog Parks
Campground/RV Park
Walking Trails
Greenspace & Wildlife Sanctuary
Soccer Complex & Sports Fields
Chicopee Agricultural Center
Splash Pad & Playgrounds
Picnic Areas & Beach
Event Spaces
Special Events & Programs

06/10/2026

HALL CO. SEEKS RESIDENTS TO SERVE ON COMPREHENSIVE PLAN STAKEHOLDER COMMITTEES, APPLICATIONS OPEN UNTIL JUNE 26

Hall County Government is accepting applications from residents interested in serving on one of the six Character Area Stakeholder Committees that will help guide the County’s major Comprehensive Plan updates. Applications are open now through June 26. Hall County residents interested in helping shape the future of Hall County are encouraged to apply at hallcounty.org/PublicOutreach (https://www.hallcounty.org/1340/Long-Range-Planning-Public-Outreach).

“These committees will play an important role in the planning process by providing local insight, identifying community priorities and helping shape the vision of Hall County,” Director of Planning and Zoning Katie Ahmed said. “The open application process will help us ensure that Hall County residents are represented through every stage of the Comprehensive Plan update.”

Hall County’s Comprehensive Plan is a long-range planning effort that will help guide the County for the next 20 years, serving as a roadmap for addressing key issues, such as land use, transportation, housing, economic development, infrastructure and the overall quality of life. The six different character areas guiding the plan include North Hall, Murrayville/Sardis, Gainesville area, East Hall, Chestnut Mountain/Candler and South Hall.

“Hall County is a diverse community, from the ever-growing South Hall area to the rolling hills and farmland of North Hall,” Ahmed said. “Because each part of the County has unique needs and priorities, our Comprehensive Plan is organized around six distinct character areas rather than the four commission districts. These stakeholder committees will help ensure residents from every area have a voice in shaping the vision and guiding the decisions that will influence Hall County’s future growth.”

Community involvement is essential to ensuring the Comprehensive Plan reflects the needs, opportunities and vision of Hall County’s diverse communities.

For questions, please contact [email protected].

PHOTO: Planning and Zoning staff meeting with citizens at a Public Input Meeting at the Hall County Government Center

🚧 Laurel Park Mega Boat Ramp Closure Anticipated Thursday, June 11 🚧⚠️ Closure date is weather dependent and may change ...
06/10/2026

🚧 Laurel Park Mega Boat Ramp Closure Anticipated Thursday, June 11 🚧

⚠️ Closure date is weather dependent and may change based on conditions.

Hall County Parks & Leisure anticipates temporarily closing the Laurel Park Mega Boat Ramp on Thursday, June 11 to allow crews to complete a seal coating and striping project.

⚠️ Please note: All work remains weather dependent. The closure date may change if pavement or weather conditions are not suitable for the project.

These improvements will help enhance traffic flow, parking organization, and the overall visitor experience at one of Lake Lanier's busiest boat ramps.

Before traveling, please check the project webpage for the latest updates and alternative launch locations:

🔗 bit.ly/LaurelBoatRamp

Alternative launch locations include:
📍 Clarks Bridge Park Boat Ramp
📍 Little River Park Boat Ramp
📍 Wahoo Creek Boat Ramp
📍 Sardis Creek Access Boat Ramp

Thank you for your patience as we complete these improvements.

Summer shouldn't have to be expensive.Foam Frenzy was created to give local families a free opportunity to get outside, ...
06/10/2026

Summer shouldn't have to be expensive.

Foam Frenzy was created to give local families a free opportunity to get outside, stay active and make memories together.

Join us June 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Laurel Park Splash Pad. - 3100 Cleveland Highway, Gainesville.

🙏 Thanks to the support of Georgia Ports Authority, Foam Frenzy - Splash Pad Takeover is free and open to local families.

❓ Have questions: https://bit.ly/AskLindsey

Due to early voting activities at Mulberry Creek Community Center, pickleball hours will temporarily shift during the we...
06/08/2026

Due to early voting activities at Mulberry Creek Community Center, pickleball hours will temporarily shift during the week of June 8.

🏓 Temporary Pickleball Hours:
1 PM – 4 PM

This temporary adjustment helps ensure pickleball, basketball activities, SilverSneakers, and early voting can all continue to be accommodated throughout the week.

Thank you for your flexibility and continued support of Mulberry Creek Community Center!

Summer memories are made with a little water and a lot of laughter.Join us June 19 for Foam Frenzy: Splash Pad Takeover ...
06/05/2026

Summer memories are made with a little water and a lot of laughter.

Join us June 19 for Foam Frenzy: Splash Pad Takeover at Laurel Park Splash Pad (3100 Cleveland Highway) | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

This free event combines splash pad fun, giant clouds of foam and an afternoon of outdoor play for children ages 1–12.

Give summer a splash of adventure.

🙏 Thanks to the support of Georgia Ports Authority, Foam Frenzy - Splash Pad Takeover is free and open to local families.

❓ Have questions - https://bit.ly/AskLindsey

🏓 PICKLEBALL SCHEDULE UPDATEDuring the week of June 8, pickleball at Mulberry Creek Community Center will move from:9 AM...
06/02/2026

🏓 PICKLEBALL SCHEDULE UPDATE

During the week of June 8, pickleball at Mulberry Creek Community Center will move from:
9 AM – 12 PM

➡️ 1 PM – 4 PM

This temporary adjustment helps accommodate early voting activities while keeping community programming available throughout the week.

Thank you for your flexibility and support!

Why Is Hall County Partnering with the Corps?This partnership helps keep these Lake Lanier recreation areas open and ava...
06/02/2026

Why Is Hall County Partnering with the Corps?

This partnership helps keep these Lake Lanier recreation areas open and available for residents and visitors.

Through the agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Hall County Parks & Leisure will help support daily operations and maintenance at the newly jointly managed parks while continuing to enhance the visitor experience.

Fees collected at these locations remain local and are reinvested into park operations, maintenance, and improvements.

Learn more: bit.ly/NewLanierParks

Address

Atlanta, GA

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 9pm
Tuesday 7am - 9pm
Wednesday 7am - 9pm
Thursday 7am - 9pm
Friday 7am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+17705358280

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