Cauble Park

A beautiful and well maintained park with space for everyone. The grounds are clean, and there’s a large play area that kids absolutely love. The picnic table is perfect for family gatherings or parties. Beach is also so much fun for kids we catch some tortoise 🐢 and release. A great experience for both kids and adults!

Cauble Park in Acworth is a peaceful spot, perfect if you’re looking for a quiet place to relax or meditate. The park is small but very calming, with lovely views of the lake and water that create a soothing atmosphere.

Nice little park with a small beach on a lake. I really like that the have a small veteran memorial in the park. A nice touch. There is a large gazebo which can be rented for special events like weddings and celebrations. There is also a community center for events and several tables for enjoying your time in the park.

Bojo had a great time at Cauble Park it was a nice place to stop by and drink his coffee from Cafe Coco. The view was nice and the trail was fun too

We arrived around 10am on a Saturday and left around 1pm. People were still coming when we left. The beach was still not too crowded when we left. Has play structures, pavilions and fishing piers. Has broad walk nearby. Entrance fee was $20 per vehicle. Beach was clean. The swimming area was about 5-6 ft deep at the deepest point. My kids and I had a great time on the beach playing with sand/water.

Acworth Beach at Cauble Park is an amazing place to spend a day on Lake Allatoona. The sandy beach is clean, the water is great for swimming, and the whole park is so well-maintained. We arrived a couple hours before dark and there were very few people there. The kids had a blast on beach and in the water. It's the ideal spot for a family outing with plenty of space to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. We'll definitely be coming back here! It still cost us $20 to enter even though we were only going to be there until dark

The entrance fee is $20 per person. Please note: cash is strictly not accepted. Only credit cards or mobile payment methods are allowed, so make sure you’re prepared before arriving. Although it’s a man-made beach, it’s overall quite beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. I visited on a Monday, and it was very peaceful—perfect for those who enjoy a quiet atmosphere. There’s no parking problem, as the parking area is spacious and easy to access. One important detail: there are no lounge chairs, tables, or seating provided on-site. Visitors must bring their own chairs, umbrellas, or blankets for comfort. Restrooms and changing cabins are available and are reasonably clean. It’s a relaxing and safe place to spend time alone or with family. Another important rule: Glass-bottled beverages and alcohol are strictly prohibited. Failing to comply may result in being denied entry or facing issues at the beach. A quick tip for those using navigation apps: your GPS may lead you to a pedestrian-only path with no vehicle access. If that happens, keep going a bit further east—driving around—to reach the main vehicle entrance.