Hall County Parks and Leisure

🏓 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 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

☀️💦 The Laurel Park Splash Pad is OPEN! 💦☀️

Good news! The Laurel Park Splash Pad has reopened and is ready for summer fun.

A special thank you to our hardworking Hall County Parks maintenance team for their dedication and expertise in completing the necessary repairs. Their talent, problem-solving skills, and commitment to keeping our parks and facilities in great condition help make experiences like this possible for our community every day.

We appreciate all of their hard work behind the scenes and thank everyone for their patience during the temporary closure.

Now grab your sunscreen and enjoy the splash pad! 🌊☀️

Laurel Park Splash Pad Temporary Closure

The Laurel Park Splash pad is temporarily closed due to maintenance.

Our maintenance team is actively working to resolve the issue and hopes to reopen the splash pad by 2:00 p.m. today, June 1.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to get the splash pad back up and running.

🇺🇸 FREE. FAMILY-FRIENDLY. COMMUNITY CELEBRATION.
Tonight, join your friends and neighbors as Hall County celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary!
📅 Friday, May 29
⏰ 6 PM - 9 PM
🎉 Free Admission
Bring a chair, bring the family, and help celebrate 250 years of American history.

As a reminder, Hall County Government is hosting a FREE Community Celebration tomorrow, May 29, from 6-9 p.m. at the Hall County Government Center. This is a family-friendly event celebrating America 250 and Mental Health Awareness Month.

Pack your lawn chair and join us for:
 
✨ Live music
✨ Food trucks
✨ FREE petting zoo, face painting & bounce houses
✨ Mental health resources & community vendors
✨ And fun for the whole family!
 
We hope to see you there!

Please note: the Hall County Government Center is a drug- and alcohol-free campus. The sale and use of alcohol is prohibited at this event.

Now Open at Laurel Park!

Additional pickleball opportunities are now available in North Hall as Laurel Park welcomes players to the newly adapted courts.

Whether you're new to the game or already part of the growing pickleball community, we're excited to expand recreational opportunities across Hall County.

Grab a paddle and come play!

🇺🇸 FREE. FAMILY-FRIENDLY. COMMUNITY CELEBRATION.

Tomorrow night, join your friends and neighbors as Hall County celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary!

📅 Friday, May 29
⏰ 6 PM - 9 PM
🎉 Free Admission

Bring a chair, bring the family, and help celebrate 250 years of American history.

Mark your calendars for Friday, May 29, and join Hall County Government for a free, family-friendly Community Celebration from 6–9 p.m. as we honor America’s 250th birthday and Mental Health Awareness Month! 🇺🇸🎉

The evening will be packed with fun for all ages, including live music by GoodFolk 🎶, a great lineup of food trucks 🚚, and activities like face painting and a petting zoo 🐑🎨.

You’ll also have the chance to meet and connect with on-site vendors, including Hall County departments and community partners offering information and resources around mental health and wellness.

This event is free and open to everyone, so pack your lawn chairs and join us at the Hall County Government Center. We’re looking forward to a wonderful night with you and your family! We can't wait to see you there!

*Please note: the Hall County Government Center is a drug- and alcohol-free campus. Alcohol will not be sold or permitted at this event.

The following Lake Lanier parks and water access points are now jointly managed through the partnership between Hall County Parks & Leisure and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

• Balus Creek Water Access Point
• Belton Bridge Water Access Point
• Burton Mill Day Use
• Little Hall Day Use
• Little River Day Use
• Lula Water Access Point
• Mountain View Water Access Point
• Simpson Water Access Point
• Robinson Day Use
• Old Federal Day Use
• Van Pugh North Day Use

View visitor information, fees, passes, and FAQs here:
bit.ly/NewLanierParks

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!

Due to the temporary water shutdown needed for splash pad repairs, the restroom facilities at the Laurel Park pavilion and baseball fields are also temporarily closed.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as our team works to complete maintenance and restore services as quickly as possible. 💦🔧