ROLATER PARK, CAVE SPRING, GA

Rolater Park Entrance

 

A very important day in the life of Cave Spring was October 23, 1931 when Dr. J. B. Rolater deeded 29 acres to the residents of Cave Spring for their enjoyment. 

Around the Park

Entrance to Rolater Plark

The park features several large picnic shelters, a deep cave with stalagnites from where fresh mineral water from a natural spring enters the a small park and a small creek meanders from the Cave throughout the park. 

OUR SHELTERS

This smaller shelter will be used for our mushroom cooking competition.

This is the "Wild Edibles" shelter where Darryl Patton and Jesse Akzubek will be stationed to teach and lead walks. Schedules will be posted at this shelter.

Family-friendly Park Environment

Entrance to the Cave where clear mineral water is feeding the lake, swimming pool and the town. The water is so good that visitors and locals are known to fill their own water supply to carry home.

Mushroom Market in Rolater Park

We have assigned one of the large shelters as our Mushroom Market. It will be open from 9 am to 6 pm on September 29, 2018. Come visit our amazing local mushrooms growers, artisans and and surprise vendors to get to know the scene.

Historic Hearn Inn B&B in the Park

Lovingly restored by the Cave Spring Historic Society, this B&B is ready to welcome visitors. Large rooms featuring original pieces of furniture of the time complete the "Old South" ambiance.