To organize an event or community class, you will need to fill out the correct application on our Bids, Instructors & Event Proposals page. For any additional questions you may contact the Parks and Recreation Office at 770-917-1234 or email ajordanfox@acworth-ga.gov.
Metal detecting is only allowed at designated locations determined by the Army Corps of Engineers. You may click the link below to view the Metal Detecting Policy and approved locations. Metal detecting will not be allowed at any athletic field in the City of Acworth. Metal detecting will be allowed at Logan Farm Park, however, persons must be in accordance with the rules outlined in the Corps of Engineers Policy shown below. Metal Detecting Policy and Locations
No enclosed tents are allowed. Tents must be open on all 4 sides and cannot be larger than a 10x10.
Seasons of Operation: Dallas Landing Park and Proctor Landing Park are open from mid-April through mid-September. South Shore Park and Cauble Park are open late-April through early-September.
Dallas Landing Park and Proctor Landing Park Tuesday, April 4-Sunday, September 10, 2023 The park is open from mid-April through mid-September and there is a $10.00 parking fee daily. Dallas Landing Park: $10.00 Proctor Landing Park: $10.00 Cauble Park and South Shore Park During the off season, there is no fee to park at Cauble Park or South Shore Park. Friday, April 15-Monday, September 4, 2023 Cauble Park: $15.00 South Shore Park: $10.00 The city will charge a parking fee for non-residents on the weekends READ MORE
Pets are welcome at all city parks with the exception of the athletic facilities. Pets are not allowed on the sandy beach areas. Animals must be kept on a 6ft. leash at all times.
A vacuum, mop, bucket, toilet paper, trash bags, and toilet brushes will be provided at rental facilities; renters must supply their own cleaning supplies and paper towels.
Yes. There is a standard rental fee for facilities, which city residents pay. Non-residents are charged a different, slightly larger fee.
Lake Acworth is a 260 acre lake.
Lake Acworth is typically drained the last weekend in September and is dependent on rainfall as to when it fills back up. The reason the lake is drained is to assist in the annual Great Lake Clean Up.
Acworth is located in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains and is nestled along the banks of Lake Acworth and Lake Allatoona, hence its nickname “The Lake City.” The city boasts a rich history, a charming downtown, abundant outdoor recreational activities, a vibrant restaurant scene, and an active festival and events calendar. Acworth is one of the best, family-friendly destinations in the Atlanta region. Come discover why You’re Welcome in Acworth!
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