6 parks in Georgia with outdoor water-park areas, from 6 operators. Outdoor and indoor-plus-outdoor water parks. Outdoor areas are seasonal; many close after Labor Day or by early October and publish next season’s dates in spring.
Seasonal lakeside water park at the Lanier Islands resort on Lake Lanier, with a water coaster and wave pool. Tickets are sold online or at kiosks at the entrance.
Tickets online or at entrance kiosks
View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended September 7, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. Summer water park at the Rigby's World entertainment complex in Warner Robins, with water slides and cabanas. Day tickets are sold on its own website, and a hotel sits next door.
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View park detailsOutdoor Six Flags water park in Marietta, Georgia, near Atlanta, with more than 20 rides. One-day water park tickets and season passes are sold online.
Daily tickets; price not listed
View park detailsThe county says Spivey Splash is closed for the 2026 season until Memorial Day weekend, May 29, 2027. County-run outdoor water park in Clayton County International Park, Georgia, with a long lazy river, a FlowRider and a four-slide tower. It opens from Memorial Day to Labor Day each year.
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View park detailsThe water park has closed for the 2026 season and plans to reopen in 2027. Summer family water park in Statesboro with cabana rentals and food stands, next to a year-round aquatic center. The water park has closed for the 2026 season.
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View park detailsThe park page says it is closed until May 2027. Seasonal outdoor water park on Jekyll Island, Georgia, run by the state island authority, with a wave pool, lazy river, slides and a kids area. Daily tickets are sold online; it is closed until May 2027.
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